Though I don't use #BSD I do really respect it and I'm happy watching it slowly but surely get better and better from the sidelines. I like the feeling of intentionality behind it and also in the case if #openBSD I like the puffer fish logo #puffy is so cool.

This is a test

I switched to #mksh from #bash just due to simplicity and I wanted to try mksh out, since I never used it before, like many shells it's fine, I'll stick with it for a while I think.

I played around with #Zig today, gotta say the creators of Ziglings (an interactive learning tool for zig, similar to rustlings) did a very good job on it. It's rare that I do more than 2 or 3 practice problems because I get bored on things like this but I did I think 18 in a row, plan to actually finish it over the next few days.

I've been using #Linux for what feels like forever and I'm only just now fully grasping how powerful shell scripting is. I should probably take the time to actually learn to do this.

I can't quite wrap my brain around why people use sudo, doas exists and 99% of sudo usage is simply for privilege escalation. Doas just seems like a no brainer to me.

Thinking of maybe trying to build my own Linux distro, not because we need another distro to choose from but because I want some experience in this space ant because it would be cool to have a distro that has everything I want by default without really tweaking anything. #linux #learntocode

I did a little a little write up on my program pkgz if you are curious

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pkgz – A Unified Package Manager Interface

Why I Started Building pkgz Honestly, I got a bit tired of juggling different package...

#cli #learntocode #linux

I'm on v0.1.4 now of Pkgz, it now supports FreeBSD and OpenBSD and ports on both. (Still working on UX for the overall program)

GitHub

GitHub - roguehashrate/pkgz: a fast, extensible CLI tool written in Go 🐹 for managing multiple package types across multiple Linux and BSD distros.

a fast, extensible CLI tool written in Go 🐹 for managing multiple package types across multiple Linux and BSD distros. - roguehashrate/pkgz

#linux #bsd #cli #learntocode

I just updated pkgz to v0.1.2

GitHub

GitHub - roguehashrate/pkgz: a fast, extensible CLI tool written in Go 🐹 for managing multiple package types across multiple Linux and BSD distros.

a fast, extensible CLI tool written in Go 🐹 for managing multiple package types across multiple Linux and BSD distros. - roguehashrate/pkgz

Changes: - Introduce config file (~/.config/pkgz/config.toml) for user-selected package sources - Dynamically detect and load package sources based on config and system availability - Add support for Pacman, Paru (AUR), and DNF in addition to APT and Flatpak - Preserve interactive source selection when multiple sources provide the same app - Improve CLI usage and error handling #linux #cli #learntocode

#introduction I'm not a very big fan of social media however there seems to be a space speaking of topics I'm interested in on social networks so I'm on a few of them. I'm just hear mostly to see what's going on in the programming space as that's my main goal for this year is to "learn to code" I heard that nostr has some programming chatter so here I am.

The crystal programming language does not get the attention it deserves. It's Ruby with the speed of C.

I use apt and flatpak depending on what i need but i don't like having to type apt or flatpak so I simplified it. (Still needs some work but it's functional)

GitHub

GitHub - roguehashrate/pkgz: a fast, extensible CLI tool written in Go 🐹 for managing multiple package types across multiple Linux and BSD distros.

a fast, extensible CLI tool written in Go 🐹 for managing multiple package types across multiple Linux and BSD distros. - roguehashrate/pkgz

I made a basic little CLI tool to update system pkgs and flatpak applications on Debian based systems (I'll probably add Arch based systems to it next) https://github.com/roguehashrate/pkgup