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I ditched #LazyVim in favour of #kickstart.
Feels like I have control over my #neovim config again.
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Retro: Kicksmash32, Dual Kickstart ROM Replacement for Amiga 3000 and 4000: https://github.com/cdhooper/kicksmash32 #amiga #retro #kickstart #kicksmash32 #rom #hardware
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Dual Kickstart ROM Replacement for Amiga
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Does Fedora Kickstart not automatically import PGP keys for any specified 3rd-party repos (ex: https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/devel:/languages:/crystal/Fedora_40/)? Do you have to manually import the PGP key in the %post section?
download.opensuse.org/repositories/devel:/languages:/crystal/Fedora_40 - openSUSE Download
Got a Fedora Kickstart file automatically installing into a VM! A little disappointed that there weren't more commands to configure the created user (ex: user picture, preferred window manager, auto-login, config files, etc).
Lazy Fedora: is there a script somewhere to build a bootable ISO or img file containing a kickstart file so I can just boot it and auto-install?
Is there any #kickstart #nvim equivalent for #i3 / #sway ? #configuration #linux #desktop
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@LinuxToday Does #fedora support the old #kickstart format or some other format that allows for install templating?
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If you need advice on doing things clean and perfect ... ASK to the AMIGA community before making shit! 
#AMIGA #commodore #CBM #A600 #Amiga1200Mini 
#Kickstart #workbench #80s #90s #retrocomputer #retrogaming #videogames
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Today I tried the new #Fedora #bootc #containers. Booting a VM with virt-install and Fedora 40 Server Live ISO, using a #kickstart file and some minutes later I had a Fedora41 instance setup using the F41 container. Exciting!
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@brouhaha @herrprofdr @biittnerk I’m always fascinated by these hw assisted cross-development techniques. As I recall, the #Amiga #Kickstart was also developed like this from Sage-IV (later Sun), workstations by transferring the new kickstart directly into the Amiga memory with a special hardware module - the extra handling of these memory ranges is still present in current ROMs.
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I’m trying to not use #VSCode anymore. I’m completely disillusioned with anything Microsoft, have gone to Linux and don’t miss anything at all about Windows.
I’ve tried #VSCodium, which is ok. But it’s still VSCode. I’ve tried #KateEditor which is also ok, I’m not quite as comfortable in it as VSCode/Codium though, in particular doing git diffs and project wide search are not as good as Code AFAICT. It also lacks multiple cursors.
I’ve tried #helix, and #neovim (#lazyvim, #nvchad and #kickstart). I can use it for simple things, but as soon as I get into a deep coding session I don’t feel productive. Especially if I need to move or rename files, search across project, or compare / diff with git. I also miss being able to drag files into splits with the mouse.
I actually just feel like Code has me trapped TBH. I hear people say they’re uber productive in vim, but even though I’ve used it in some form for 30 years, I don’t feel I’m close to that