I really want to do this, but it would be impractical to go through the thousands of communities available and decide if I like it or not. It also doesn’t account for new ones which means I’d have to keep going through the list and look for the ones I haven’t looked at yet. Therefore, I’ve just done it Reddit-style where I look at what’s the top posts of the day and see if I like what I see.

Unfortunately, I still have to use Reddit for stuff like r/RISCV, r/nattyorjuice, and r/NVDA_stock, so the only thing I come to Lemmy for (hopefully only right now!) is memes.

PURGE the muffins and Swiss rolls unless you’re bodybuilding

I wanted to like Faust, but it’s super duper ugly due to putting all of its eggs in the functional basket.

right-wing propaganda, SJW blowhards, anime, and foreign language communities.

What are they so I can block them too?

Now with more… SHOCK

Say no more! https://github.com/mahmoud/zerover/issues/166

There is actually no reason to use it over cp file ../file, because that’s not what it does. Instead, you can save something “for later” as if the cp command had a memory.

simply copy-paste text from one local console to another

Well, if you just have two windows going to two different terminals, whatever text you select in one you can just copy to the other usually with Ctrl+SHIFT+C and Ctrl+SHIFT+V, and my clipboard manager lets you do the same even for large amounts of text you can’t select. Therefore, all you’d need a specific setup for is if you want to do this action automatically with a single button press, like an Excel macro. I hope this helps! :)

It depends on what exactly you want to do, if you want just a hotkey that copies something in one window and pastes it in another, you’d have to set that up manually. But if you’re logged into two SSH sessions at once and you want to copy something from one session and paste it in another, you could do that here. And if you want some hotkey to access something like the clipboard history in a GUI, then you’d need to set up in your window manager. Some users accomplish this through a combination of jq + dmenu (jq to process JSON output, dmenu to select an entry), so it’s entirely do-able. For example, here is one such command: cb cp "$(cb hs | jq -r '.[].content | if type=="array" then .[].path else if type=="object" then .path else . end end' | dmenu)"

Synchronizing the clipboard over SSH uses the OSC 52 protocol, which both the terminal and the programs you run in the terminal have to support. Foot may or may not support it, and almost no regular software does, but CB got complete OSC 52 support recently.

y no me he dormido nada…

If your terminal supports something called OSC 52, then it should work great! I use Kitty which does support it and Alacrity should also too.

Thanks!

Anything going through xwayland will look like Wayland to things that are looking for Wayland, so it should work just fine with xwayland.

Thank YOU, because people like you are why I keep working on stuff like this in the first place. :)

It’s VLC playing only the finest lossless music :)