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Use this file as a post-it for packages to install on laptop/desktop.
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add notation about awk as
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Select everything but the second field:
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awk '!($2="")'
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add notation about tr (translate command):
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replace every newline with a single space: tr '\n' ' '
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add notation about using find to list only files in current directory and NOT subdirectory:
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find $dir -maxdepth 1 -type f
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add notation about using pick to parse through output, and pipe that using xargs to another command:
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example:
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ls | pick | xargs bat # will give you a choice of the files from ls, pick displays a menu to "pick" the file, which then is parsed to xargs bat (invokes bat on choice from ls | pick)
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https://medium.com/techie-delight/top-25-algorithms-every-programmer-should-know-373246b4881b
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sudo chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/pkgtop
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Finally figured out how to get language servers working neovim, you have to npm install -g each of them from ~/.local/nvim/share/lsp-servers (note that there is still work to be done here...)
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Download and install in virtmanager Windows 10 iso (for purposes of software tests)
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Use this site (microsoft only has .exe now... 64 bit, version 21H2)
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https://www.itechtics.com/windows-10-download-iso/
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To understand google-font-installer(gfi): visit: https://github.com/lordgiotto/google-font-installer
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Check out artix-news on github and look at its source code to understand a basic web-scraper written in python: https://github.com/ryukinix/artix-news
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Neovim is currently in the middle of being set up for testing/debugging, testing comes first as it is far easier to set up:
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Simply copy the new config/packages lua files and :PackerSync
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make sure to install all of the test files (jest should already be set up, but y'know):
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doas npm install -g jest
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pip install pytest
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sshd is disabled by default on Artix (a good practice), but let's enable it, follow your harden_sshd.txt guide (just some flags), and add a down file to disable it:
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doas ln -s /etc/runit/sv/sshd /run/runit/service
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doas sv start sshd
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edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config file using harden_sshd.txt guide
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cd /etc/runit/sv/sshd
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doas touch down
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doas chmod +x down
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doas sv stop sshd
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Currently troubleshooting fail2ban to work with this, but due to no systemd, fail2ban needs further configuration that I have yet to figure out
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