I like this. Only downside is that it isn’t Material You ready, but I don’t care about cosmetics as long as it work.

Edit: no release available, which is a bummer.

Is it possible through 0x0.st? Or do you have the link for the same in Anna’s Archive?

Hive core?

I really don’t like gesture-based tap-zone control on KOReader. Is it possible to switch to buttons on-screen?

Another idea would be a e-book reader. I don’t like Librera, because it acts more like a image viewer and less like a eBook reader.

A mood tracking app. There’s no open-source alternatives that exist for the time-being (disregarding non-native apps).

That’s a subjective take. GNU Nano has always been the default editor for so long alongside vi. But when you say that Emacs keybindings are good for Mac user - I can’t help but wonder - what type of generalization is that? Do you have a source to back this claim?

Now, don’t get me wrong - I love Kakoune. But no one outside of the developer community will make an effort to learn atypical text editors with chords and modes.

There’s already Emacs, Vim, Kakoune, etc for that. Nano is supposed to be the system default for non-advanced users.

That’s like saying Tetris had nothing in their game?

The Ghost Train fight in Final Fantasy 6 is by far, one of the best part of the game. Too bad I didn’t get to complete the game entirely.

It’s different because…I’ve yet to touch grass and talk to real, breathing human.

Joblessness and social isolation? After graduating at September 2022, unlike other students who already secured their jobs around March, I had nothing. And it’s still the same for me. I dread applying to jobs. It fills me with so much fear, I don’t bother. At one point I had a really bad panic attack, that I deleted all my Git accounts online, and every project backup, shut down my laptop, doing nothing for almost two month except staring the roof, because I was so done. I could not believe that I had sacrificed my teen, getting isolated, losing out on socializing, partying and all that shit. I convinced myself that this would reward me, because those cringey grind-set YouTubers told me, and that I was probably the main character or something. I completed my engineering degree with such great difficulty, because I was severely depressed, I lost all my sleep, I stopped attending classes, waking up at 12 in the noon. I’m going to be 24, and I’ve successfully wasted two years without any experience, nor any degree to back my use of time.

I’ve been trying to bump versions, but the damned tests. It takes almost two days to compile on my potato PC, and then finally when it comes to checking tests, it fails. I tried this last month, for almost three weeks, then gave up.

One thing that really hurts my Guix experience is that maintainers are not consistent. As in, they’ll update a expression, and disappear. And the issue with this is that there’s a lot of missing information and context for the new users trying their hand in contribution. I just wish that NodeJS and Crystal were maintained.

I’m on Guix, so you tell me…

Hint: I can barely write any decent Scheme.

Yeah, I’m check that out. Really impressed by the Toughbook SV1 and 55, although I wish there was a Ryzen model, and there also happens to be a few second-hand devices.

I’d be interested in hearing out what part of the requirement sounds unrealistic to you, as a semi-mobile computing device? There are gaming laptops with low and full-profile mechanical keyboards. Then there’s damage-resistant semi-rugged and fully-rugged books. And at least in my assumption, my reasoning for a thicker thermal solution was because I wished to see a laptop with some nice heat-spreaders. And then, a slightly bigger battery for more juice, which is common in a rugged device.

Oh yes. Rugged Dell Latitude, Getac, and Panasonic Toughbooks are quite good. But the price…

From what little research I’ve done, the ThinkPad P14/16v (without the dGPU) seems to be the closest to what I’m looking for. Maybe if they add another fan instead of the dummy fan plastic, and made it more modular, and provided full-profile keyboards, and made it a little bit more thicker, it would be the device I’m looking for.

I am on Guix, so I’m really excited to switch the kernel. But it won’t be available at least for a decade. Or maybe more.