#Tag · Kakapo Social

I'm super excited to switch over to #KDE 's brand new #Plasma Login Manager, whenever #EndeavourOS chooses to support it officially - which they've said to be in the near future. #SDDM has been pretty broken/meh for me for some time now, sometime after Plasma 6 update or so.

🔗 https://forum.endeavouros.com/t/plasma-login-manager-6-6-0

Mika

@irfan@sakurajima.social · yesterday

Only thing I don't quite understand about the new #KDE #Plasma Login Manager requiring #Systemd is - does that mean it requires systemd-boot as the bootloader, or is that completely unrelated and even systems using #GRUB can use PLM too?

Aki (Ex-Nachwuchspunker) boosted

CryptGoat

@cryptgoat@fedifreu.de · 3 days ago

❓ #systemdBoot question: What is the simple/recommended way to get #systemd Boot to select the latest kernel by default? it always goes with the latest LTS kernel and it's driving me nuts.

#Linux

CryptGoat

@cryptgoat@fedifreu.de · 3 days ago

❓ #systemdBoot question: What is the simple/recommended way to get #systemd Boot to select the latest kernel by default? it always goes with the latest LTS kernel and it's driving me nuts.

#Linux

Nick @ The Linux Experiment

@thelinuxEXP@mastodon.social · 4 days ago

Here is this week's #Linux and #OpenSource news video!

In this one, we have #GNOME 50 getting a massive beta, more progress on GNOME OS, the release of #KDE Plasma 6.6, and KDE debunking some FUD around their use of SystemD, the EU taking aim at infinite scrolling, and a lot more!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZStNPWpE_0

GNOME 50 and GNOME OS progress, KDE debunks systemD FUD - Linux weekly News

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Patrick 🇮🇪 🦣

@Siucraym@mastodon.cloud · 3 days ago

@thelinuxEXP It's just silly how some folk make things so much more difficult for themselves by avoiding #systemd as if it was an infectious plague.

Esther Payne :bisexual_flag: and 1 other boosted

Robert Riemann 🇪🇺

@rriemann@chaos.social · 4 days ago

Dear #mastoadmins, I'd like to improve the current setup using #caddy and #podman #compose. Is anyone using #podman #quadlet with #systemd? Also I understand that having the connection between caddy reverse proxy and mastodon via sockets is very cool and I'd like to give this a try as well.

Systemd is now offering keeping podman quadlet containers up to date by itself. Maybe this one can be leveraged as well.

#mastodon #serveradmin

Robert Riemann 🇪🇺

@rriemann@chaos.social · 4 days ago

Systemd is now offering keeping podman quadlet containers up to date by itself. Maybe this one can be leveraged as well.

#mastodon #serveradmin

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Federation Bot

@Federation_Bot · 4 weeks ago

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#amutable #linux #systemd #⊼mutable #integrity

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Amutable

@amutable@mastodon.social · 4 weeks ago

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mort

@mort@floss.social · 7 days ago

What's the actual case for using NUL-delimited JSON instead of newline delimited JSON? NL-delimiting has so many clear advantages: it's just a normal string even in C; streams of LF-delimited JSON is easily readable in a terminal; storing to a file makes a readable + editable normal text file. NUL-delimiting gives you... the option to use a JSON encoder setting which adds newlines, I guess?

The trade-off is so clearly in newline-delimiting's favor to me, so why are people using \0? #programming

mort

@mort@floss.social · 7 days ago

I want to be convinced that there is a good reason to use \0, because the future of Linux is gonna use that heavily as a DBUS replacement thanks to varlink (https://varlink.org/). I want someone to convince me that this isn't just a protocol design mistake that will be with us for the foreseeable future now.

#varlink #systemd #linux #gnulinux