There are online service that can do it for you. Check “IPv6” in the glossary.

Can you edit your message to add a spoiler tag ?

Thanks for taking on the challenge ! This whole thing is meaningless if there’s no one scratching their head at it !

Thanks for your message on the guestbook ! I hope you have some fun, good luck !!

Le meilleur moyen de pas se faire voler son vélo, c’est d’en avoir un tout pourri et de le garer à côté d’un moins pourri 👍

For it to always work, you should put it in /bin. Every other solution may fail in some corner case.

Don’t do this though.

The correct way to install a command is to package it for your distro, and put it in a place that’s suitable for its usage.

$ man up
man: No entry for up in the manual.

Another idea ?

% pm -i | wc -l
55

That’s how many software I packaged myself. They are installed to /usr/local using an alternative package manager because I couldn’t be bothered with making an appropriate .deb.

And as to explain how this alternate workflow is less complex, here’s how I go about installing a program:

% git clone git://git.z3bra.org/human ~/code/human
Cloning into '/home/z3bra/code/human'...
remote: Enumerating objects: 53, done.
remote: Counting objects: 100% (53/53), done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (53/53), done.
remote: Total 53 (delta 28), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 0
Receiving objects: 100% (53/53), 9.35 KiB | 195.00 KiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (28/28), done.
% cd $_
% pack
CC human.c
LD human
install -D -m 0755 human /tmp/tmp.rfnbLyIQOz/usr/local/bin/human
install -D -m 0644 human.1 /tmp/tmp.rfnbLyIQOz/usr/local/man/man1/human.1

        > /tmp/human@0.3.tbz

installed human (0.3)
% pm -i human
usr/
usr/local/
usr/local/bin/
usr/local/bin/human
usr/local/man/
usr/local/man/man1/
usr/local/man/man1/human.1

Talking for myself and not OP: What’s complex about apt and yum is the package format per se. The cli is very straightforward and “just works”, but whenever you want something that’s not packaged and need to package it yourself, you gotta fasten your seatbelt and prepare for the complex task of creating an RPM or a DEB package.

I know there are tools to help with that, but I’ve created packages for many distros (Debian, CentOS, Alpine, Arch, Void and Crux), and rpm/deb are just way more complex to create than the alternatives.

But I have more vertical space too ;)

I’m on the boring side…

PS1="% "

I like it though, it gives me more room for commands !

Crux is also “source first”, as you must compile every package from source. However, Gentoo focuses on “use flags” to build the packages, which let’s you fine tune every single feature. Crux ports don’t have that, so you technically end up with the same software for everyone, except that they’re optimized for your architecture.

Its main advantage is the simplicity of the system as a whole, as well as the build system, which leads to Pkgfile that are very straightforward to write.

I’ve been a crux user for over 10 years now. I switched to it from Archlinux because it uses a port tree system for packages (think of it as the AUR but for everything) and because the package “recipes” are very simple and easy to write.

At the time I was packaging a lot of stuff on Arch and the PKGBUILD format felt too bulky, complex and constraining for my needs. I switch to crux and found one of the simplest distro out there, and sticked to it. It’s also the Linux distro that feels the most like OpenBSD, which is neat as well.

Also the mascot.

I use glazier, a WM I wrote myself. But given your description, it won’t fit you at all ^^ It’s very bare bones, and requires that you script everything not mouse driven using wmutils.

Tout fout l’camp, ya plus d’saison !

La règle de 3.

3 = 3
3x3 = 9
9+3 = 12
12^3 = 1728
1728x3 = 5184
5184 - 333 = 4851

Après la géométrie n’est pas une science exacte, d’où le léger décalage obtenu par les géomètres.

Pourquoi “s’aggraver” ? C’est forcément mauvais une baisse du nombre de naissance ? (Je me pose réellement la question)

Or just everything Fullscreen and alt+tab through the windows. No need for workspaces if you only put one window per workspace.

T’as raisons, fais des farfalles maison à la place 🫣

It’s a tmux wrapper IIRC.