cashmere @cashmere.rs · 05/10/2026Emacs newsreader “Gnus” first chapter starts with: Don’t panic. GNUS FOR NOOBS www.gnu.org/software/ema...gnu.orgGnus ManualGnus Manual 010
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 16/09/2026since we've finally reached agi i'm going to reply to everyone who sneezes with claude bless you 011
Reposted by cashmereMedia in my Downloads folder :steamhappy: @furry-hater.bsky.social · 09/09/2026 422444
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 29/08/2026May I refer to: joshblais.com/blog/install...joshblais.comInstalling Non-Guix System - The Universe of Joshua BlaisA blog, notes, gallery, lifestyle and fully conglomerated posts from Joshua. 110
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 29/08/2026Flathub’s GenAI policy: docs.flathub.org/docs/for-app... Kopuz: kopuz.moe github.com/flathub/flat... DAW Project Manager, including the author explicitly admitting it is AI-assisted: github.com/flathub/flat... github.com/bandpassreco...docs.flathub.orgRequirements | Flathub DocumentationThe goal of these requirements is to ensure that the applications hosted 000
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 29/08/2026Flathub banned LLM-generated projects, with an exception for “mature, well-maintained projects.” Then they accepted Kopuz, whose website looks like a textbook LLM-generated one-pager. Meanwhile, DAW Project Manager has 766 commits and 8 stars. Very consistent policy enforcement.korpuz.moe 120
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 25/08/2026I’m very proud to announce Copland OS, the second Nix-based Linux distribution to run on OpenRC instead of systemd. Big thanks to the finix project for the inspiration and reference. First-class citizens: * npins * ZFS with a web interface * native containers #nix 141
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 25/08/2026i am as mentally stable as hyprland introducing breaking changes 020
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 25/08/2026not to forget that when hyprland has stable releases and you upgrade the version after a couple months, you realize vaxxry broke it again on purpose just because he can. 010
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 24/08/2026to publicly address all the things that can't be found in the Nix community and the repeated emphasis that DHH is a total idiot. Lately, I had really lost interest in Linux and especially NixOS, but you guys have truly given me some hope again that there are still people with common sense out there. 230
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 24/08/2026@aly.codes and @isabelroses.com are the heroes for NixOS, even if they didn't choose to be. 160
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 19/08/2026Easy Research with Emacs and Org Mode youtu.be/yEUfHe9nUJoyoutu.beEasy Research with Emacs and Org ModeYouTube video by anitamaxcode 010
Reposted by cashmerealy @aly.codes · 19/08/2026au contraire my take on nixos is that I do understand it and therefore think it is objectively bad 2181
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 09/08/2026yeah because people start to use emacs and vim because they want to edit text files lmao. besides that about which unix are talking? that unix which took bsd to court? or is it that unix, which license nowadays anyone as unix as long as you have the money? decades long engineer XD 100
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 01/08/2026Twitch probably has the worst interface I've ever seen, and they're trying to take measures to block adblockers and VOD downloads. Thank god there are projects like yt-dlp, which btw don't just work on YouTube. Thank me later. 000
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 30/07/2026My Dotfiles Are an Org File | Dotfile Management with Emacs youtu.be/7xzqrmoU9dk?...youtu.beMy Dotfiles Are an Org File | Dotfile Management with EmacsYouTube video by anitamaxcode 000
Reposted by cashmereasa @asap.systems · 29/07/2026all good, I like talking about build systems I will say, the "dendritic pattern" stuff... kind of irks me. it's a ton of added complexity for seemingly no benefit over using nixos modules the regular way (which is still not an ideal design, but it's simpler) 131
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 09/04/2026I don't believe you if your Git commit isn't signed with a cryptographic key. 000
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 04/04/2026Can we appreciate the command "man man" to read the man page for the command? man"? 110
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 29/03/2026If you ask me, it's Org Mode. It covers all my needs, from note-taking to much more complex tasks, but first and foremost, it has the simple yet superior tagging of headlines, something Markdown was never able to provide. 010
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 29/03/2026In comparison, nvim felt snappier when I migrated to Emacs, but Emacs has gotten a huge performance boost over the last year.orgmode.orgOrg ModeOrg-mode. Complex so you don't have to be. A versatile organisational system with immense capabilities. 100
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 29/03/2026I have never experienced anything like it. If you enjoy taking notes, Emacs has you covered (not limited to Org mode). The big difference between your ad hoc Nvim setup, which often comes with a multiplexer, TUI file browser, and terminal, is that everything is shoved into Emacs. 100
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 29/03/2026Starter distros like Doom Emacs worked for me right out of the box, unlike NVIM distros. Packages and the ecosystem don't break or become deprecated as often. While you can live inside Emacs, you are free to use the GUI and/or TUI versions. Its community is the kindest. 100
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 20/03/2026Image support in Emacs in the foot terminal? This time not only kitty-image-protocol but sixel support? Works in pure elisp? Without any fork or breaking upstream? Hold my beer 001
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 18/03/2026if you encounter problems or questions that you cannot solve, feel free to contact me. 110
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 18/03/2026dev.cashmere.rs/cashmere/fla... the readme includes a link with slides, which is basically a yt video, as i had to deal with the exact same problem myself. be aware though, that some files may not be cleaned up by my original configuration and/or files may be missing.dev.cashmere.rscashmere/flake-templatesflake-templates 110
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 11/03/2026newer thinkpad models, a 7 inch ultraportable laptop, my main workstation and last but not least many servers. 010
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 11/03/2026even if you do make the switch, you will not enjoy it if you rely on tools that are not supported by linux. if you still want to experience linux in your spare time, get a second machine. i wrote half of my bachelor thesis on a macbook 2009 and run linux on a thinkpad x220 and several other 210
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 11/03/2026The government made me believe in God. Thanks to their age verification, I started reading the darknet bible again. Thanks Gov! 000
cashmere @cashmere.rs · 08/03/2026mangowm.github.io for our folks here who wants ALL features. jokes aside, the amount of features may look exhausting, though i use it as a replacement for swayfx with a little bit more eyecandy animations and overviews. i really like it.mangowm.github.ioMangoWCMangoWC is a fast, lightweight, modern Wayland compositor. 010
