Root! Cut throat war-ish game, and cute as hell.

Whilst you can download it and use it, I recommend you either start with a starter pack, or something like Doom or Spacemacs. Else, you’ll spend a couple of years before you get anything done.

If minimalism is what you’re looking for, Emacs is going to be your last station and I seriously recommend it to you.

With Emacs: I check my mail, read news, code, keep notes, work on spreadsheets, manage my to-do, use it as my calendar, talk with ai, chat on Matrix and Discord, manage all my git repositories.

You can use it to browse the web, listen to music and do about 1,000 other things. All from the same program, all with the same shortcuts.

Fully hackable, fully customizable, fully self-documenting and fully free.

Did you try eww on emacs?

Excellent article.

No, but I did help others cheat a couple of times 😀

Emacs can easily do that pdf viewer and one of the several tree folder packages.

It’s his laptop. Maybe he needs the speakers.

Three steps:

1. point the FQDN to your network (Dynamic DNS).
2. set up reverse proxy (Nginx, etc.)
3. set up certificates (Certbot, etc.)

Optional step 4: harden with fail2ban and a firewall.

Proprietary != evil. If he wants to make a living out of it, it’s a good choice to not fully share the source.

Then please do recommend me one that works. Because neither Adblock nor anything else I tried work well, or at all with Firefox. Doesn’t change the fact the website is extremely unpleasant to use without adblockers.

Probably android with adblocker? On iOS it’s almost unusable. Over 50% of screen at any time is covered with ads.

What a cancerous website on phone.

You can host your own server, locally ok PC in rust.

It’s not an MMO.

Same boat. I put everything in Picard and let it analyze everything. It turned out about 95% perfect. Haven’t touched it since, and I’m using the metadata it generated.

Yep use doom myself.

My brother Emacs is literally king for this. Check out org mode as well.

Just FYI I am not downvoting you.

Agree with your point on nano. I used it as a beginner too, but once you get past the basic typing something in, vim is king.

However, I disagree with the rest of your post. Hjkl are superior to arrow keys once you get used to them. I thought that day would never come, but I got used to it way quicker than initially anticipated.

As a 60% owner and 34 key ergo advocator, also disagree with the last point.