Tom

One additional note:

Recently I play around with rbw and Wofi/Rofi and is has the potential to replace pass.

Although the future seems to be Passkeys I of course use passwords. For different purposes i use different password managers.

For my personal online passwords I use Bitwarden which is not selfhosted yet – but maybe soon. Especially the Emergency access can be very helpful with trusted relatives.

For my SSH keys the ssh-agent mode from KeePassXC works perfect integrated in Linux and even macOS.

For my local running services I use pass aka password-manager.org. It is very easy to get the passwords from background scripts.

And in the company i am working with the team uses mainly 1Password.

According to Github it will be removed in Lemmy v0.18.o. \o/

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3008#issuecomment-1588120660

Switched reasently from FZF to Skim which is written in Rust (like ripgrep).

The only odd thing I figured out is the license check of some (badly designed) commercial apps against Google’s Play Services. Some app won’t work if not installed from Play Store.

Hyprland after using i3, bspwm, Sway, Wayfire. Hyprland has the best from all of my former WMs.

Just remember to put in Netscape’s address bar /. and pressed enter.

Same here.

Right, to have the installed packages in the $PATH they need either to appended to the path or linked any directory available in the path.

One of the major positive things is the user space Flatpaks are running in.

Since I wrote a script doing the latter I am very happy with Flatpak.