There is also https://github.com/DNSCrypt/dnscrypt-proxy

This domain seems to block some regions. Would be nice if posted from from a better source…

Just tried bentopdf, and lot of things are missing Like

• it cannot run behind a custom proxy path
• font are fixed to just three weird windows fonts
• assumes only English, other languages come out as ???s

Just went back to struggling with pandoc

You don’t need a specific server for bare-bones git server. Just an ssh server is sufficient

How many hosts do you manage? What k8 tools do you use? I have just one host, I use bind mounts for container generated config/data/cache in docker compose, for which I dont have backup, and if gone, I have to start from scratch. But i try to keep most config in git.

Wondering, Just after how many containers does ops make sense? I have a dozen containers, I check for updates once a month manually. I update the compose/docker files manually and up my containers. In stages, because my git and my container registry are also containers. Also my dev is my prod env.

Disappointing that the article doesn’t seem to answer the question in the title.

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I don’t see a download for windows on its page. Or did you mean build from source

Wow, had to spend couple if hours configuring it. Almost as nice as konsole.

I have tried this, but feels clunky to me. And the copy paste behaviour is kind of weird. Similar to cmd.

For a pc, I personally like arch because they don’t mess with defaults, and especially good for gaming.

For what purpose though?

It’s not that bad imo, probably good UX wise. People using gnome have a specific mindset/expectation that usually does not apply to people using KDE (and reverse).

Most of the heavy lifting is done by lower level libs anyway. So the duplication is not as extreme. E.g Firefox doesn’t gel well with KDE by default. And thunderbird looks quite foreign.

I always did make -j$(nproc --ignore=1) to avoid this while building cpp code. But this problem seems to be less severe if there are a lot of cores.