foss + a world beyond capitalism
After some research, fzy
does a good portion of what I want. https://github.com/jhawthorn/fzy
I’m already an avid user of rlwrap
, which can handle other kinds of completion.
UPDATE: After looking around, I’ve concluded the tool I want doesn’t exist, yet.
Not the ONLY argument, of course!
OP, thank you for copping to the fact that this is clickbait :-)
XMPP is missing features and the clients are not in line with modern expectations.
However, I shut down my Matrix server because it was so buggy and slow that I didn’t trust it anymore. I did an upgrade and - all of a sudden - no one could log in. Syncing took forever, etc.
Prosody is what I"m running for my XMPP server right now. I had it online in about an hour and it’s been super fast.
I have some iOS users and they aren’t so happy about XMPP right now, though.
XMPP definitely needs more work on the clients. Personally, I like my GTK and terminal clients though. So fast and simple.
The other answers are great. But consider the following, as well.
All the mainstream package managers rely on POSIX-ish shell interpreters. Arch Linux PKGBUILD files require bash syntax, specifically.
RPM and .deb package formats literally embed shell scripts to perform pre- and post-installation tasks. They treat these scripts like hooks.
For instance, a common task would be to create requires users and directories for a program. Quite literally something like mkdir -p /var/lib/myprogram
.
I’m an experienced dev who programs for a living, but I am kind of into this YouTube channel that (seems to) have a focus on beginners and career-switchers
https://www.youtube.com/c/keepittechie
I just like the vibe from this guy.
I read Democracy At Work by Richard Wolff a decade ago. It’s way more lightweight than what you’re asking for, but it’s not a rah rah all-positive book. It lays out the problem of capitalist organization, and how employee ownership can solve problems for workers.
https://www.democracyatwork.info/
Also look into resources from https://www.usworker.coop/home/
If you reach out to people in those organizations, they may have access to some more hardcore economic papers that you’re looking for.
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