♿️ 🏳️🌈 Sovereign tech, FOSS, Linux, and hardware. Advocate for a better Internet and world. And I occasionally make PeerTube videos. I love coffee. About me: Name: Bryan Pronouns: He/Him https://en.pronouns.page/@TerminalTilt Gender: Man Sexuality: Omnisexual (feminine pref)
🩷💜💙 Politics: Left leaning, socialist
✊ Religion: Atheist, Humanist Location: East TN (Appalachia) Systems: Desktop: Debian Sid (unstable)
Laptop: Devuan Excalibur (for now) Homelab: Proxmox VE + Debian VMs Shell: Fish Editor: micro WM: KDE Plasma 6 (Wayland) Browser: @librewolf Mission: 100% human made content. 🚫 Strict #NoAI policy. People > Algorithms. I may block you if: Bigoted | AI apologism | Surveillance tech | Bad faith arguments Support: https://liberapay.com/terminaltilt 🧡 Thank you for all of your support! 🧡 You can find me in other places with the links below.
Bryan (he/him) | Terminal Tilt
@TerminalTilt@social.terminaltilt.com
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Cleaned up and simplified my Codeberg setup. Everything's now mirrored to GitHub as primary, with Codeberg kept for redundancy.
https://github.com/TerminalTilt
https://codeberg.org/TerminalTilt
Also pretty cool: my QBZ contribution got merged into pre-release (Catppuccin themes for those who care). This was despite my consistently clumsy Git usage, so I'll take it.
https://github.com/vicrodh/qbz/pull/612
Still on the todo list: the big one I keep putting off, documenting my homelab. Charts, docker+k3s examples, tutorials. You know... the thing that would actually help people.
Also thinking about:
Finding other ways to contribute to projects I care about.Debian tutorials, like how to make it satisfying without worrying about stale packagesSimplifying some projects into fish configs instead of overengineered setups. Expect a rant on this very soon.
#Linux #Debian #FOSS #SelfHosted #FishShell #Catppuccin #DataSovereignty
Daniel Wayne Armstrong
@dwarmstrong@fosstodon.org
Hello! I'm Daniel. I love free/libre software, run Linux or BSD on every computer I get my hands on, and think a good book paired with a cup of coffee is a little piece of Heaven.
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Updated post!
I like to install keychain to manage my SSH keys. When logging in for the first time after boot, it prompts me for the passphrase to unlock my key, then will maintain a single ssh-agent process across multiple login sessions.
Added a note about setting up keychain to launch at login for the fish shell.
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