linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 8hI spent two hours troubleshooting an Omarchy install because its decorative screen looked like it was loading. The fix was one unlabeled press of Enter. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 13hI installed Omarchy in just 1 minute 33 seconds on my supposedly potato PC, after we spent an hour troubleshooting what turned out to be a screensaver. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 14hGoing live in around 3 hours to demo: org.nvim: Emacs Org Mode, Rebuilt for Neovim in Lua youtube.com/live/Y1bZaLor318 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 18hI added Kitty's Inside the Matrix shader and instantly looked like a hacker. I wouldn't actually use it - Kitty just knows the audience can't resist shiny toys. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 23hSomeone ported Protesilao's Modus Themes to Omarchy. Then people pointed at DHH's views and expected Prot to remove the link. He disagrees with DHH, but judges software on its merits, not its author. "Guilt by tenuous association leads to tyranny" youtu.be/gPaaFJQWVj8 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 23hProt explains how Emacs 31 gives newcomers better defaults while staying completely vanilla - with just one line in the configuration. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 30/09/2026Tony explains why kernel-level anti-cheat keeps games such as Valorant and CS2 difficult on Linux. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 30/09/2026Livestream tomorrow "org.nvim: Emacs Org Mode, Rebuilt for Neovim in Lua". Heisenbug, one of our Discord members, is building org.nvim. It's not just syntax highlighting with a few keymaps. youtube.com/live/Y1bZaLor318 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 29/09/2026I understand why skilled workers resent AI newcomers who skipped years of struggle, but refusing the tools won't stop the disruption. I think learning to use them is the only practical move. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 29/09/2026I compare the steps needed to navigate Linux workspaces with the app-based shortcuts that make my macOS workflow faster. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 29/09/2026Is Omarchy by DHH the distro for macOS peasants? Would you, a macOS Gigalord, switch to it? youtu.be/6SJnmIboEXU 011
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 29/09/2026I tested Kitty's Lightning cursor shader across sessions and Neovim, then compared the effect with Ghostty. It looks incredible - even if I probably wouldn't use it every day. 001
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 28/09/2026Is this a friends helping friends thing between ThePrimeagen and DHH? Is there a salary involved? Do we even have to care? The internet being the internet youtu.be/Ap4Phy8b8J0 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 28/09/2026I use custom keymaps to jump between terminal sessions, open bookmarks and emoji, control floating windows, and switch OBS scenes - all without reaching for the mouse. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 28/09/2026Prot joined me to explain why he refused to remove a link over DHH's politics - and why guilt by association leads to a dystopian world. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 28/09/2026Kitty 0.49 added support for custom shaders. Cursor Trail Blaze makes every movement leave a bright trail, Cursor Trail Lighting and if you're a fan of Skyrim: Northern Lights (sounds like a strain of pot, but it's not) youtu.be/Kzk3DVWqduo 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 28/09/2026I make the case against forcing every app into a tiled layout by showing how absurdly small and unusable everyday windows become. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 28/09/2026Livestream with Prot yesterday "0017 Root Access | All Roads Lead to Emacs w Protesilaos" will be edited and shared as an episode in the podcast channel "linkarzu-podcast". In case you're wondering why it shows up for "members only" just give it some time. 010
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 28/09/2026I spent two hours troubleshooting and reflashing the Omarchy installer. The failure was just a hidden screensaver waiting for me to press Enter. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 28/09/2026DistroTube says the support calls nearly vanished after he replaced Windows with Linux. 010
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 27/09/2026DistroTube assumes viewers can substitute Nano when he opens a file with Vim, rather than repeating that option in every tutorial. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 27/09/2026Tony urges beginners to learn how to audit AUR scripts after recent malware incidents. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 26/09/2026Tony's test is simple: software he can audit earns more trust, while obscurity alone is not security. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 26/09/2026DistroTube traces Linux from below one percent on desktop to roughly six or seven percent on Steam. 010
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 25/09/2026A job can remove the choice. If required software is how someone earns a living, using it is a practical decision. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 25/09/2026Tony turns a gatekeeping accusation on its head: sharing approachable Linux guidance opens gates instead of closing them. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 24/09/2026DistroTube gives new creators a blunt benchmark: lasting six months is already an achievement because many channels disappear sooner. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 24/09/2026The accountant analogy lands: after doing the job all day, I probably would not go home and watch more of it. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 23/09/2026Rolling-release distributions have come a long way. A decade ago, even Arch could break constantly during normal use. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 23/09/2026DistroTube explains the giveaway in generic sponsorship outreach: the sender clearly never watched the channel. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 22/09/2026After years of Linux content, DistroTube argues that free and open-source software is simply not an attractive target for most con artists. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 22/09/2026DistroTube says a costly course was sad and funny at once, then explains why the same recurring pattern makes fake finance gurus easier to spot. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 21/09/2026DistroTube was already making videos when the COVID shutdown took away his old job and turned YouTube into something much bigger. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 20/09/2026Tony says more attention means more users, more testing, more bug reports, and more features for Linux. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 19/09/2026Tony explains the trap: buy a rack, fill the rack, then realize you need a bigger rack. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 18/09/2026DistroTube explains why Omarchy may suit a particular audience but is not what he would install for a casual computer user. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 18/09/2026DistroTube has no problem choosing Windows over a Mac. For him, the ThinkPad wins that decision every day. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 10/09/2026Protesilaos argues there is no universally right workflow. Whether it is GTD, Tmux, or something else, the right approach is the one that matches how you think. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 10/09/2026Protesilaos distinguishes daily factoids from useful knowledge: a note should empower your future self, not add noise that will be irrelevant in five years. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 09/09/2026Protesilaos says capturing knowledge is only the start. The real test is whether you can retrieve what you need and find a structure that makes sense. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 09/09/2026Protesilaos builds a knowledge base from focused notes that each answer a specific question. A query then gathers related files instead of relying on one master document. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 06/09/2026Protesilaos avoids tying reusable knowledge to dates. Otherwise, finding a solution depends on remembering when the problem happened instead of what it was about. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 05/09/2026Protesilaos favors accessible file names over pretty ones. Every descriptive word becomes another search query that can lead back to the information. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 04/09/2026Protesilaos explains how quickly dogs pick up cues: one familiar end-of-conversation word is enough to make them start stretching. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 03/09/2026Protesilaos says consistency creates predictability. Writing files the same way lets useful structure emerge organically without maintaining a master file. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 03/09/2026Protesilaos replaces master files with queries that collect the relevant notes on demand, showing exactly what they found without constant manual maintenance. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 02/09/2026Protesilaos writes notes as if explaining the problem to a complete stranger: use plain, searchable words and record what you tried, what happened, and how you followed up. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 02/09/2026Protesilaos skips markup in his notes because formatting is a distraction when all he wants is the content. Org is useful when text serves another purpose, but sometimes plain text is enough. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 01/09/2026Protesilaos shows why Org Agenda is more than a weekly calendar: it searches tasks by tags, TODO states, deadlines, and scheduled dates, without digging through files heading by heading. 000
linkarzu.bsky.social @linkarzu.bsky.social · 01/09/2026Protesilaos warns that keeping everything in your head eventually fails. Even if a good memory works for a few people, writing things on paper is safer than waiting for something to go wrong. 000
