1. Create your own Codeberg repo for your configuration
2. Use Neovim, maybe with Nixvim

Nix is absolutely not just for CI, the idea is to use it locally as well, so the CI runs in the same environment.

Note that any user listed in nix.settings.trusted-users can place arbitrary directories into the Nix store, and can choose the store key.

I‘d have to rewatch the video, but he used Pop!_OS (with COSMIC) at first, and iirc he switched midway because it was so broken. Elijah used Bazzite, and Luke used CachyOS.

LTT did another Linux challenge recently, and this time their verdict was that they‘d all be staying on Linux for their personal PCs (with FakeLinus dual booting Windows, because he needs software there for his job). They did also say that most of their videos will still show Windows, as that is still the primary target of the manufacturers that send them the press kits.

“Run Level 2 because Level 1 is not permitted to fix anything.” “You don’t want to run Level 4”

(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpinRite#Issues)

It stores one of the keys to my LUKS volume.

I don’t think so, or why would it happen to be sorted exactly by length? And systemd-vconsole-setup.service definitely starts before NetworkManager-wait-online.service…

I do actually use the TPM for disk encryption and Measured Boot, and can’t simply disable it.