kittenroar

tmsu is pretty cool - it creates a little db and uses that to track tags on your files without ever touching them. It also has it's own little tag based filesystem.

The Atlantic published an article last year saying the murder of Gazan children should not be considered murder because it was legal under Israeli law. They are shameless imperial Zionist pieces of shit, and that article earned them a place in my boycott list.

Mine ravencoin instead.

Some other commands you might like:

Ctrl+c

Ctrl+z

Bg

Jobs

Ctrl+u

Ctrl+w

Ctrl+l

That was bad advice then -- the right already have a party, and it isn't the Democratic one.

Right winger really. She got endorsements from the Cheney's. She had nothing to say about Gaza, BLM, East Palestine Ohio, the housing crisis, ir anything else that mattered.

Thunderbird, and probably betterbird, is too bloated for my taste.

The egregiously exploitative flavor of capitalism that exists today is a relatively recent development. I don't think it's intrinsic to humanity at all; humanity has been communist for most of our existence. Also, capitalism has a specific meaning; it means the means of production can be privately owned, and that owner gets to decide how many breadcrumbs to give to the workers.

I am atheist, which is an absence of religion. I do however have a deep appreciation for the arts and sciences, and I have a vision for what the world could and should be like. We don't have to have homeless people. We don't have to have hungry people or poverty. The existence of this suffering is a choice that the capitalists make in the pursuit of power.

I'm not sure it's humanity that's the problem so much as capitalism

Lubuntu

My first foray into unix-likes was oprnbsd with fluxbox. I eventually moved to openbox. Lubuntu with lxqt gives a nice simple openbox experience with a menu and stuff. I customize it to have openbox present the mouse menu instead of the whole pcmanfm desktop thing.

I've been using Linux for a couple decades now -- I use Windows at work and came to like bing desktop; it's unexpectedly nice.