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[hemthead]

NixOS Rice Journey

I've always considered myself something of a minimalist when it comes to function over form and beauty within simplicity, but there comes a time in every Linux user's life when they must rice.

Now, firstly, I want to acknowledge that @kfithen's recent ricing journey is like, 50% of the reason I went through with this (\shrug/ he had a good idea, what can I say?!). To be fair, the other 50% is the control and understanding that a good rice gives a person over their computer and environment. I want to know how everything works, and I want to be the person who makes it all come together really well.

I'm not really the type for flashy things or eye-catching rices / eye-candy (I've been using only I3wm for almost the entirety of my Linux history), so I want my rice to take a more subtle, simple approach. I use NixOS because I want my system to stay with me forever and only do what it needs to. I want to spend years optimizing everything I use until my OS reaches its minimal state. In the same way, I want my rice to display the elegant simplicity of nothing extra. I want some basic utilities and visuals that look nice, but aren't distracting.

Most of all, I want my rice to embody my own spirit, or at least what I strive to be. I want to put work into making something that does everything it needs to without encroaching on others. Ideally, I will be able to look at this every day for the rest of my life and it will help me feel secure in myself.

All that said, here's what I've done so far:

Migrated from X11 to Wayland

Switched to greetd and tuigreet for my displaymanager

Switched from I3wm to Sway

Setup Waybar to tell me what I need to know

Setup a custom desktop wallpaper (as opposed to the default Xfce wallpaper or Sway grey)

Setup vifm to view and manage my filesystem

Setup ivm, foot, mpv, etc. to replace xfce-given programs

Upgraded from NixOS 23.11 to 24.05

[Image ID: A (16:9) screenshot of my desktop. There are no windows open. The wallpaper prominently features a modified Nix logo in the center, taking up a little over a third of the vertical space. The logo has been modified so that each of the six "arms" corresponds to a stripe in the trans-nonbinary-flag; the top-right corresponds to the blue stripe at the top of the flag and the arms continue down the flag in a clockwise motion (i.e. blue, pink, yellow, white, purple, black). The background of the wallpaper is a dark grey that is light enough for the black arm to be visible. At the bottom of the screenshot is a Waybar status bar. On the left it shows (left to right) the sway workspaces, workspace name, and scratchpad; on the right it shows (left to right) the system volume (with wireplumber), the keyboard layout, the free space on the root partition, the memory and sway information of the system, the local ip address and wifi-connection strength of the system, the core usage of the system, and the current time and date of the system. The bar is styled with the default styles (for now). \End ID]

[Image ID: Another desktop screenshot. This one shows three windows open with the Sway window manager/compositor. One window, containing my home-manager configuration open in neovim (using the slate colorscheme), is the result of a horizontal split and lies on the left half of the screen. The right half of the screen is vertically split into two windows. The top displays an unstyled vifm, and the bottom displays the output of neofetch. The inner gaps of the windows are set to 10 in sway and there are no other gap configurations. \End ID]

So far, I've been focusing mostly on getting my system working again (leaving xfce completely left a big mark on my system, previously I was using Thunar and a billion other things I took for granted). I'm going through another terminal-based-stuff craze so I'm trying to do more and more stuff through cli and tui applications (flameshot -> shotman, xfce-img-viewer -> imv, xfce-video-player -> mpv, thunar -> vifm).

The only thing I've done cosmetically so far is the background. I wanted to get something that wouldn't clutter my screen if I ever implement transparency, so I didn't want to do anything too complicated. (I'll admit, my first thoughts were Homestuck, Lackadaisy, trains, etc., but those were way to complicated (save for some of the Homestuck stuff, that was good, I just didn't super vibe with anything)). I'm really happy with how it turned out though (the Nix logo is great for customization)! I think the trans-nonbinary-flag colors look great here and fit the vibe sickly. Also, it's Pride Month, so how could I not have something queer on my screen all the time?!?!?! (Well, besides Linux, and NixOS especially, that's queer already, lol).

This post is getting a bit long, so I'll quit my yappin' and end it off with a little summary of what I hope to do next:

Get some sort of transparency (what's the use in having that beautiful wallpaper if you can't see it, plus the background has a low enough complexity that transparency will actually work well)

Set some standards for theming/colors and put them in place (right now my Waybar and vifm especially just don't look right) (this one is going to require a lot of work, but there are also a lot of people who do this amazingly; plus, I've got some colors to work with already :), I really like the the "slate" vim theme and those trans-nonbinary colors are a great start as well, particularly that purple!)

MOAR TERMINAL (maybe try again with steam-tui, risk discord-tui, and re-examine links/lynx) (plus this really helps with fileviewer in vifm)

Try out nix-flakes (I really need to figure out what these things are, they sound right up my alley!)

Setup backups of my system / get all my configs into nix (the few that aren't already there) (I have some suspicion that nix-flakes might help with this)

Learn more (there's always more to learn!)

Welp, that's about it for now! See ya :3

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[ryjelsum]

the nixos displaymanager autologin option does not work with a tty even though startx is considered a 'display manager' and you need to enable a wrapper for it under 'services.displaymanager.startx' for it to function. you apparently have to use services.getty.autologin. but if you look at the documentation it says the display autologin works for "all display managers" which i assumed was the case for startx since it is treated as a DM. very annoying

(linux posting)

i set up sway on the ARM chromebook that i hacked to boot linux and i think i'm going to become a wayland enjoyer as soon as nvidia stops sucking their own dick for long enough to play ball with FOSS standards / the new nvidia open driver becomes good enough on pascal gpus to be able to run a desktop

i also kinda set up sway on my desktop yesterday since i have my intel integrated gpu and i'm kinda thinking.. stop using lightdm, keep my autologin, set up a script that automatically launches xfce, then i can log out to a tty, start up sway, and maybe do gpu passthrough stuff semi-on the fly? i'm not sure if it'll work. i'll try it today if i get antsy enough

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OpenSuse Leap 15 VNC setup

Comparto mi experiencia para acceder al escritorio remoto de un Linux (distro openSuse Leap 15.1 Kernel 4.12.14)

No fue tan intuitivo como dice ser, costo un poco de tiempo y aun no estoy convencido de que sea lo mejor, aun asi me sirvio.

—desde Yast

Servicios de Red -> Administracion Remota VNC

Permitir administracion remota sin gestion

habilitar acceso mediante navegador web

Podemos comprobar si el servicio se puso a escuchar con: # ss -lnp | grep 5801 (5801 es el puerto por default para vnc) Luego, si somos novatos, desactivomos el firewall # sudo systemctl stop firewall.service desde un navegador abrimos la siguete url.

host_ip:5801

Luego podemos activar el firewall y permitir los sigueitnes puertos

tigervnc-http

Bien, ahora para entrar al escritorio remoto desde Firefox o Chrome yo sigo estos pasos, de otra forma me tira error.

login por consola.

abrir Firefox url: host_ip:5801 (NO hacemos el login)

vamos a la consola y hacemos logout

regresamoa al navegador y hacemos conectar mas login

En caso que lo anterior falle tenemos estos workarround’s

re-iniciar display manager

#sudo systemctl  stop display-manager.service

Con todo lo anterior debe que funcionar, ademas tengo estos apuntes que no se muy bien para que son, pero estan.

diplay manager para GNOME

/etc/sysconfig/displaymanager

DISPLAYMANAGER="gdm" (para KDE es "kdm4") DISPLAYMANAGER_REMOTE_ACCESS="yes" DISPLAYMANAGER_ROOT_LOGIN_REMOTE="yes" systemctl enable xvnc.socket

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[babyawacs]

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the next quest now that 3d accelerration is on is figureo ut how dri 3 or dri2 in combinationwith hardware pageflipping vanishes gui headers or desktop icons in xfce incombinationwith  24bit or 16bit hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm itseemslikenothing but  reconfigure a f ucket linux gpu driver  blacklisting two others figuringout one needs drm incompati bility issues fixed and getting an actual xfce running in a second displaymanager than gnome  froma  broken unusable debian hmmm itslike  nothingyoucansay but but but but i installed debian and its only part ially working but aeh with hardware acceleration  hmmmm

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What is Display Manager in Linux?

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[myrtlecornish]

The Future of Android Unfolds

Last week, a few nerds at Big Nerd Ranch attended the 2018 Android Dev Summit . While the conference covered multiple topics, the biggest piece of news was support for foldable devices.

Foldables provide a new user experience - while folded, apps on the the device should prioritize quick and easy access. Users can then unfold a device to get a tablet-like experience with more info and context for the current activity. Samsung unveiled mockups for device that will go on sale in 2019 that has one window when folded but can display up to three when unfolded. The unfolded display will contain one large screen and up to two more smaller screens on the side, allowing the user to move activities across these screens. It’s important to note though that any foldable device will be able to choose how many windows activities can display on.

Screen Continuity

The first concept that Google introduced is “screen continuity” - where the user should be able to seamlessly continue what they’re doing after they fold or unfold the device. If the device is unfolded, the user will be able to dive deeper into the current task. So as a developer, how will you handle screen continuity? The good news is that the guidelines and APIs for this already exist!

Whenever a device is folded or unfolded, a configuration change will fire in the displayed activities. Android gives you tools to handle state during configuration changes, such as when the device is rotated or if the window size changes.

By default, an activity that receives a configuration change will restart - which is not ideal. To handle the configuration change without restarting you can use the android:configChanges attribute and declare resizableActivity=true in your manifest. If your app targets API level 24 and you do not specify a value for this attribute, resizableActivity will default to true. Then to properly handle the configuration change, you’ll want to override the onConfigChange callback in your activity. ConstraintLayout can also be a useful tool for dealing with resizable activities, which is covered in detail by the Android App Resizing for Chrome OS codelab.

If you choose not to handle configuration changes yourself, you can rely on the activity restarting and use the onCreate and onSaveInstanceState callbacks to handle configuration changes. ViewModels can also be used to persist data across the Activity lifecycle.

Changes to the Lifecycle in Multi-Window

Currently in a multi-window environment, the activity the user last touched is in the resumed state, while all other visible activities are in the paused state. The current behavior is documented in the Android docs. However, Google announced that starting in Android Q all activities will remain in the resumed state in a multi-window environment.

This is in large part because Google noticed it was not clear to users why some activities were in less interactive states in a multi-window environment and that apps weren’t properly handling the paused state. While in the paused state, an activity could still be visible to the user, but some apps would not respect that behavior and instead started to tear down the activity in the onPause callback. So while in the paused state, some activities displaying video might pause, or activities with real time chat may stop listening for new messages. For apps that want to use the new multi-resume mode in Android P, they can opt in by adding the following meta-data to the Android Manifest:

<meta-data android:name="android.allow_multiple_resumed_activities" android:value="true">

However the device OEM must also opt in for multi-resume mode to occur and currently no devices do. This is to prevent breaking changes for apps and devices that can’t properly handle multiple activities in the resumed state.

Multi-resume Mode Gotchas

If an app launches activities in multiple tasks, a user can view these activities side by side in a multi-window environment. With the possibility of apps having multiple activities in the resumed state, one gotcha to look out for is your app or any dependencies attempting to hold a reference to “the only” resumed activity, since now there can be more than one!

Another thing to be cautious about is accessing shared state across your application. Instead of having a LiveData singleton that is shared across activities - have a single database and use multiple LiveData instance to observe changes to that information.

Multiple Displays

Android apps can already support multiple displays on platforms such as Desktop Mode or Chrome OS. So to ensure your app is ready for a foldable device, you can make sure your app performs correctly on those platforms.

Starting in Android Oreo, an activity can be launched on a non-default display. These APIs allow you to query for what displays are available and what its characteristics are. In a multiple display environment like a foldable device, you can use these APIs to launch on one of the available screens. You may choose to inspect the characteristics of screens before you launching your activity. Activities that are broadcasting media may choose to launch on larger displays, and you’ll want to filter out any displays that are currently off.

val displayManager = application.getSystemService(Context.DISPLAY_SERVICE) as DisplayManager val displays = displayManager.displays val targetDisplay = displays.first() //Check if the display is public, private, or secure targetDisplay.flags //Get the size, resolution, and density of the display targetDisplay.metrics //Check if the display is on or off targetDisplay.state

Then you can choose to launch your application on that screen.

val options = ActivityOptions.makeBasic() options.launchDisplayId = targetDisplay.displayId startActivity(intent, options.toBundle())

These screen can be windows on the device, or they could also be virtual displays that Android creates. One example of this is Chromecast, where Android creates a virtual display on the user’s TV for apps to cast to.

Multi-Display Restrictions

However, there is the possibility that Android will not allow your app to launch in activity on that screen, even if it appears as an available screen. In this case a SecurityException will be thrown, which can be handled with a try/catch. This exception could be thrown because Android has deemed the window as not a safe place to display your activity, as is the case for virtual displays.

You also need to be careful about which context you use, since resources accessed by your activity and application may resolve differently. If you were to ask for the bounds of the window with the activity’s context, you would get the size of screen that the activity is taking up.

val currentDisplay = activity.windowManager.defaultDisplay

But if you were to query for the bounds of the window with the application’s context you would get the size of the entire device that the user is holding.

val appWindowManager = application.getSystemService(Context.WINDOW_SERVICE) as WindowManager

Behavior for drilling deeper into some activities while stopping others when folding or unfolding can vary by device. If there aren’t enough displays for resumed activities to take up, the device will choose which activities will be stopped. There is no way for your app to know if it’s about to be stopped or not, so your app should gracefully handle the onCreate, onStop, and onConfigChange callbacks.

Emulator

The teams at Android and Samsung have committed to sharing an emulator for foldable devices by Q4 of this year. This emulator will initially be geared towards Samsung’s Infinity Flex device and will be made available on Samsung’s Developer site. Later, an AOSP emulator will be made available through Android Studio that will have a toggle for folding and unfolding the device, and some options for configuring multiple displays.

If you’re eager to start support for foldable devices, there are currently two ways to try out your apps in a multi-window environment:

Use a Chrome OS device or the beta version of the emulator

Activate “Simulate secondary displays” in the Developer Options on your device.

Next steps

To learn more about resizable activities or multi-window environments, check out Google’s codelab about Optimizing your Android App for Chrome OS as well as Kristin’s previous blog post on UI Updates in a Multi-Window World.

If you want a deeper dive into Google’s and Samsung’s announcement on foldable devices, check out the recording of Is Your App Ready For Foldable Phones from Android Dev Summit and be sure to read the accompanying blog post from the Android Developers Blog.

Do you have thoughts or further questions about supporting foldable devices? Let us know in the comment section below!

The Future of Android Unfolds published first on https://johnellrod.weebly.com/

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A fast, lightweight display manager for Linux, set to replace GDM in Ubuntu 11.10.

Via OMG Ubuntu!

[technationgr]

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[babyawacs]

ithink #xfce is #very underestimated. i genuinely like its le an and all onrightplace thing. atick toospartanic but im a fan . @xfce @debian @isenkram @linux @pcwelt @techpowerup @cnet @tom shardware @isenkram .@debian .@linux  as every beginner i confi gure /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-radeon.conf toget the gpu startin g as amdgpu needs drm 3xx, but radeon may work when blacklisting nouveau and amdgpu in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf basical ly itis abit pesky gpuconfig and switchign displaymanagers from

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[babyawacs]

@debian @isenkram @linux @pcwelt @techpowerup @cnet @to mshardware @isenkram .@debian .@linux  as every beginne r i configure /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-radeon.conf toget the gpu starting as amdgpu needs drm 3xx, but radeon may wo rk when blacklisting nouveau and amdgpu in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf basicall y itis abit pesky gpuconfig and switchign displaymanagers from gnome gdm3 to lightdm be cause wayland handles the broke gpu driver evenworse and isenkram-cgi installed radeon from non-free repository bu t surprise needs likely drm3.x x too what a pesky  me ss to get an rv530 running on a bartoncore32bit nonss e2 2ghz cpu on2gb ram to checkmy ffffrigginmails  sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade require repository tweaks too main contrib is safe non-free really needs the release they aimed for with its repositories and dependencies as it seems oh but all over http and no firewall youcle arly run all on special configuration scripts thisis the missing link  own softw are or own configuration scripts tomake this debian safe  inthis version itisclear thatitis a  wideopen system anditisnotonly abit find s o m e firewall  //// p oof! breaks #wayland and #x11 likethat whichever #displaymanager #gdm or #lightdm @debi an @isenkram @linux @pcwelt @techpowerup @cnet @tomshardware aeh... helllohellooohe elllllllllouuuu #isenkram .@debian #debian @isenkram  * ********** your driverupdate is non-free repositories but the drm of debian is 2.x ver sion while the drivers mayneed 3.xx *********** plus c licking software anyitem simply closes in gnome I am Ch ristian KISS BabyAWACS – Raw Independent Sophistication #THINKTANK + #INTEL #HELLHOLE #BLOG https://www.BabyAWACS.com/ Inquiry@BabyAWACS.com PHONE / FAX +493212 611 34 6 4 Helpful? Pay. Support. Donnate. paypal.me/ChristianKiss

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[babyawacs]

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poof! breaks #wayland and #x11 likethat whichever # displaymanager #gdm or #lightdm @debian @isenkram @linux @pcwelt @techpowerup @cnet @tomshardware aeh.. . helllohelloooheelllllllllouuuu #isenkram .@debian #debian @isenkram  ***** ****** your driverupdate is non-free repositories but the drm of debian is 2.x v ersion while the drivers mayneed 3.xx *********** plus clicking software anyitem simply closes in gnome

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