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This is a simple utility programed in bash that can backup and rollback your dotfiles - GitHub - dnkmmr69420/dotfile-rollback-and-backup: This is a simple utility programed in bash that can backup ...

EEyeCantCU Pretty much there was a behavioral inconsistency where main left rpmfusion enabl...

Phantom0•6/4/23, 11:35 PM

Wait, so which image should I use?

Oorohhastwoos from scratch now! handling positional arguments (-- command to run) is up next: ...

dnkmmrOP•6/4/23, 11:55 PM

what language is that?

Ddnkmmr what language is that?

orohhastwoos•6/4/23, 11:56 PM

Rust

Oorohhastwoos Rust

dnkmmrOP•6/4/23, 11:56 PM

nice

Oorohhastwoos Rust

dnkmmrOP•6/4/23, 11:56 PM

is rust similar to C?

Ddnkmmr is rust similar to C?

orohhastwoos•6/4/23, 11:58 PM

Abso-fucking-lutely not :)

orohhastwoos•6/4/23, 11:58 PM

They both work in the same environments, Rust is just a lot stricter

orohhastwoos•6/4/23, 11:58 PM

And imo feels a lot better

dnkmmrOP•6/4/23, 11:58 PM

which one would you say is easier to learn?

orohhastwoos•6/4/23, 11:58 PM

Can't say, haven't really learned too much C yet

orohhastwoos•6/4/23, 11:59 PM

my main thing with Rust right now is probably that it's a bit weird to start a Rust project, at least for a newcomer, and once you get something going it's a lot easier

orohhastwoos•6/5/23, 12:00 AM

but everything's great

orohhastwoos•6/5/23, 12:00 AM

cargo is amazing, syntax makes sense, compiler is

Ddnkmmr which one would you say is easier to learn?

orohhastwoos•6/5/23, 12:01 AM

One thing I'll note is that C is a lot closer to the metal

orohhastwoos•6/5/23, 12:02 AM

right above assembly

orohhastwoos•6/5/23, 12:02 AM

Rust is somewhere above C, a fair bit below Go

Oorohhastwoos Rust is somewhere above C, a fair bit below Go

dnkmmrOP•6/5/23, 12:03 AM

where would python and bash be?

orohhastwoos•6/5/23, 12:03 AM

highest level, ig

orohhastwoos•6/5/23, 12:03 AM

let me try to write it out

Ddnkmmr where would python and bash be?

orohhastwoos•6/5/23, 12:06 AM

orohhastwoos•6/5/23, 12:06 AM

if I had to try to rank em from highest to lowest level

orohhastwoos•6/5/23, 12:07 AM

(going off of what I know of all the languages right now)

Oorohhastwoos Click to see attachment

dnkmmrOP•6/5/23, 12:07 AM

what is zig?

orohhastwoos•6/5/23, 12:07 AM

https://ziglang.org/

orohhastwoos•6/5/23, 12:08 AM

I guess like C, but a bit simpler

PPhantom0 Wait, so which image should I use?

EyeCantCU•6/5/23, 12:15 AM

Confused what you're asking here

EEyeCantCU Confused what you're asking here

Phantom0•6/5/23, 12:15 AM

Sorry I misunderstood the situation

Phantom0•6/5/23, 12:15 AM

I meant to ask which image should I use if i use nvidia

Phantom0•6/5/23, 12:16 AM

I thought you were recommending using the main image instead of the nvidia image so I was confused

EyeCantCU•6/5/23, 12:16 AM

It's okay. Shouldn't impact anything

PPhantom0 I thought you were recommending using the main image instead of the nvidia image...

EyeCantCU•6/5/23, 12:16 AM

No no no

EyeCantCU•6/5/23, 12:16 AM

I was responding to a concern j0rge had over a change I submitted

dnkmmrOP•6/5/23, 1:00 AM

I pretty much only know bash

jstone•6/5/23, 4:19 AM

C is considered close to the metal, however the metal it was designed for had the memory model of a PDP-11 which has made it bit a clumsy for handling multi-threaded programming, and having declarations that compile to the native width of a target architecture is kind of burdensome when we've long since settled on 64-bit and don't have to worry so much about getting code to compile for 12-bit, 18-bit, etc. It's also opinionated about certain concepts, like strings being null-terminated which is a design choice that hasn't been replicated in newer languages for a good reason. Rust feels like much-needed clean break from this, in addition to the various safety measures built into its type system

Marco (马可)•6/5/23, 1:52 PM

Going to start work on the Yafti core split. I may setup a yafti channel in the /run group if people here think that's helpful

j0rge•6/5/23, 1:53 PM

I've been busy revving with cassidy, it's turning out pretty cool

j0rge•6/5/23, 1:56 PM

Good news folks, we're about to add another digit: https://github.com/orgs/ublue-os/packages

Javvy•6/5/23, 5:27 PM

Oh wow

Javvy•6/5/23, 5:27 PM

Kinoite is double the numbers of SB

j0rge•6/5/23, 5:28 PM

yeah it's always shredded the others

pintocat•6/5/23, 6:44 PM

need some kinoite-dx

np2•6/5/23, 8:01 PM

I’m just happy sericea isn’t on the bottom anymore

EyeCantCU•6/5/23, 8:16 PM

That's crazy to think (even as someone that uses Kinoite) given Gnome has better support for this kind of stuff

j0rge•6/5/23, 8:46 PM

gnome-software didn't work well either until F37-ish

EyeCantCU•6/5/23, 8:59 PM

That's good to know. From what I heard up to now from others I had assumed the experience was perfect lol

j0rge•6/5/23, 9:01 PM

no most of this stuff is still pretty new. It works much better than lots of stuff due to to the nature of the model but we're still waiting for it to be called stable by fedora

Jj0rge no most of this stuff is still pretty new. It works much better than lots of stu...

fiftydinar•6/5/23, 9:02 PM

I remember that it did not show progress bar at all when I installed updates through it

fiftydinar•6/5/23, 9:02 PM

It never showed installation complete, I had to reboot manually after some time

j0rge•6/5/23, 9:04 PM

yeah the installer stuff for sure isn't fully baked

zulcss•6/5/23, 11:44 PM

hello

https://github.com/dnkmmr69420/dotfile-rollback-and-backup/tree/main

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