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OgloTheNerd
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Do you like Linux and coding? If so, welcome! (Extra credit for using free and open source software.)
How do commands work behind the scenes?
You cannot master the Linux terminal unless you actually know how commands are being run.
This video will show you how commands are actually run, and also how programs receive/handle arguments.
My Links (Discord Server, Patreon, etc...) = oglo.dev
If you have any additional questions, join my Discord server or shoot me an email.
All information needed to do so is on my website.
This video will show you how commands are actually run, and also how programs receive/handle arguments.
My Links (Discord Server, Patreon, etc...) = oglo.dev
If you have any additional questions, join my Discord server or shoot me an email.
All information needed to do so is on my website.
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You Can Change The Colors of Your TTY | Here Is How It Is Done
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I want to shout out @mari on my Discord server for helping me with this! They are a treasure trove of information when it comes to anything terminal related! TTY Color Tool (Bash Script): gitlab.com/Oglo12/bash-scripts/-/blob/main/bin/tty-color-tool My Links (Patreon & Discord Server & Repositories): oglo.dev Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:28 How To Do It (Raw Method) 08:30 Fun Way To Remember The ...
Rebos | From 0 To Repeatable
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Rebos is a tool to make any Linux distribution reproducible/repeatable! In this video, you will (hopefully) learn how to make a Rebos configuration on a new Linux installation! Rebos Repository (Source Code & Wiki): gitlab.com/Oglo12/rebos My Links (Discord Server & Patreon): oglo.dev Enjoy! :D
What keyboard do I use?
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Everytime I do a livestream, I get this question a lot... so... here is the answer! My Links (Discord Server & GitLab Repos): oglo.dev Everything Mentioned in the Video: CIDOO V75: cidootech.com/products/cidoo-v75 Keycaps: www.amazon.com/Retro-Keyset-Mechanical-Keyboard-Tada68/dp/B08C5FBHBT?sr=8-4&linkId=c636e0e8530724efb4b743c50f4ba6f9&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
I switched to Gentoo! (All of my machines!)
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I switched to Gentoo! (All of my machines!)
Rebos Got A Huge Upgrade (Repeatability For Any Linux Distro)
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Rebos Got A Huge Upgrade (Repeatability For Any Linux Distro)
Reproducibility for any Linux distribution! (Inspired by NixOS, btw.)
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Reproducibility for any Linux distribution! (Inspired by NixOS, btw.)
Tuido | TUI Todo List Application
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Tuido | TUI Todo List Application
What do you guys want to see on my channel?
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What do you guys want to see on my channel?
Content Creation With Only FOSS | Music, Video Editing, etc...
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Content Creation With Only FOSS | Music, Video Editing, etc...
How To Actually Set Up Helix Language Features
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How To Actually Set Up Helix Language Features
Helix: An amazing terminal text editor!
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Helix: An amazing terminal text editor!
How To Rice // Part 2 - Beginning To Theme
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How To Rice // Part 2 - Beginning To Theme
Simplay Survival // Panda3D // Devblog 1
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Simplay Survival // Panda3D // Devblog 1
How to Install and Use Cermic // Convert .png to ASCII, colored text!
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How to Install and Use Cermic // Convert .png to ASCII, colored text!
Tabby // A very unique terminal emulator!
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Tabby // A very unique terminal emulator!
YO! what window manager/desktop are you using? it looks amazing. (im newer to linux and trying to get a good software setup, so excuse my possibly improper terminology)
Hey, no worries! I am using Hyprland, and if you want help, feel free to send me an email or join my Discord server and I can help you set it up or something similar! :D My website (with all the links and information) is in the description.
C >>>>>>>>>>> Rust is bad
Rust is not a bad language. This also doesn't mean C is bad either. They serve different purposes, and Rust is pretty damn great at what it is meant to do! I like Rust because it makes development feel so smooth and easy. Not having to worry about memory safety is amazing! And also having traits and generics is great too. Rust also has tagged unions as part of the language. For things like operating systems and embedded systems, Rust is overkill and can get in the way. C is better for the low-level stuff where there is no heap or standard library.
@@oglothenerd nah rust bad
@@RealCatDev It isn't bad, it is just different. It serves a different purpose. You are showing me that you are just as ignorant as the people who claim every language except Rust is bad and that we should rewrite everything in Rust.
@@oglothenerd nah mate, rust bad (my messages aren't to be taken seriously). Also how can something desolved by coca cola be good? (I don't know english so I might've used a wrong word) (that was also a joke btw)
@@RealCatDev 😆 Lol, you were joking? That's good.
Bro's got that pop and clack and cock and balls
Apparently youtube suggested me your channel, I also love helix!
@@Merlin-gl7zp Welcome fellow Helix enjoyer! :D
I need to know what keyboard you're using. Great video!
I have a video about my keyboard. You are not the first to mention it! 😆
Nice app! Like it! But I thought, could I have the same in pure Vim... It turns out - yes. With :left :center :right I can move line(s) of text around. Three columns kanban board now works perfectly fine in Vim, for me. With different colors (and "attached" files if needed) for each column, btw. Thank you for this idea!
@@samoylov1973 Hey, that's pretty cool! Keep at it!
Nice. Ima go back to crying because gentoo won't fucking compile.
@@totallymonke Check your USE flags. They might be misconfigured.
@@oglothenerd thx
@@totallymonke You're welcome! :D
pretty cool! i've been using a 40% for the past year, even got around to making my own pcbs, so that's something. you know, can't be a linux elitist without being an elitist in everything.
A 40% sounds painful, ngl. (._.)
@@oglothenerd sometimes it is haha 😅 but i gotta say mine is still a pretty normal 40 compared to some of the things the 40s community makes
@Tobikaboom1 I have a friend who has no arrow keys on his keeb, it was a real pain teaching him about the terminal.
@@oglothenerd oh lmao i can understand i still have arrow keys on my base layer so i dont have that problem, i just have a problem every now and then when i need to a key combo that spans multiple layers
@Tobikaboom1 I see... yeah, I really hate the idea of needing more than 1 layer.
Using Steam for free software games? Really?
Lol, yeah... I used it for things like SuperTux because it allows me to sync my progress automatically, and I don't care enough about my SuperTux data to keep it super safe from Valve deleting it.
@@oglothenerd Steam is proprietary software
@@anieziisandezzlas I am aware of that.
@@anieziisandezzlas It suffers from the same issue as Discord alternatives: none of the alternatives are good.
how old are you
I use Arch with Hyprland. What would I get that is better on Gentoo (same setup, minimal + customizad hyperland)?
USE flags and Eselect. They are Gentoo's killer features, and they sure are KILLER! They are AMAZING! (Unlike everything else that is capitalized, "USE" (flags) actually are usually written with capital letters.)
If you don't want more options to customize your system than you get with arch. Then nothing. Gentoo is great if you want control over your system down to the package level, as in what features your packagez will or won't have compiled in to them. Init system, you can do openrc or systemd (my experience with Gentoo specifically i tend to have wierd networking issues when i run it with systemd so maybe go openrc if you decide to try it). Because you are compiling your packages you can tell the compiler to optimize and build them for your specific cpu architecture, and adjust the level of optimizations it adds in. If none of that sounds like anything you would care about. Then gentoo isn't going to be for you. Arch is similar to gentoo in a lot of ways, but the package management is easier on arch. You can install and remove anything very fast. Since with gentoo it does take time to compile stuff generally you won't want to install packages if you don't know for sure you want it.
@_BLANK_BLANK Gentoo actually has binpkg hosts, so you get all the benefits of USE flags and Eselect with very little compiling.
Loved it!
@@DaBeanBro I'm glad! :D
oof looks fun will give it a shoot
@@chaosmachines934 Don't. The platform is a woke mess.
@@oglothenerd OMFG not again can i get a break don't know what's worse a greedy big crop like TenCent running discord. or an alternative who got high jack by woke activist xd . i Gussie i have to look how to make my own discord alternative after all if this crap keeps ruin my day
@@oglothenerd ugh you know what i will high jack it back time for us to reclaim stuff that it made for all of us. i am so sick of this b.s
@chaosmachines934 Idk about you, but I am a conservative. So I am so looking forward to a platform that hasn't been touched by activists yet.
@@oglothenerd i personally have no interest in any politics i am neutral and stay out of it . so yeah just like i say it two options Hight jack it back or build you own platform at this point
how to set jetbrains mono font in tty?
@@bulldoser2610 I was researching this... it seems kinda difficult since Linux TTYs use a custom font format.
early
@@parrings Yes. :)
A few days ago I was going to start setting up a new system from scratch on Nix so I could keep my laptop and PC in feature parity for work, but then I found your channel and Rebos, so I've been setting up my new system on Endeavour again but with Rebos! This video is super helpful. Would you like if I contributed a new wiki page that was essentially a write up of this basic process some point soon (essentially a 'first config guide' page)?
I would like that, in writing is easier to search through
@@PacificBird I may have trouble since I'm not experienced with collaborating on repos, but I would be fine with that. Just make sure you use proper grammar.
Writing doc comments between configs lines would be idem
What does "idem" mean?
@@oglothenerd probably meant to write "ideal"
@@PacificBird Ah, yeah...
Hello Oglo, I've been a fan of your application, the wiki actually was incomplete. I wanted to use someone else's config but in usage there was a problem after I had extracted, there was no 'current' .toml file or some file to be set, I searched everywhere and one video showed me how to do it. would you kindly please update the wiki on this matter or make it that somehow if there's any git cloning somehow the file needed to be the 'current' file auto selected before you have to manually set it up?
What? I don't understand... you shouldn't have to directly touch the current tag at all! It is simply an internal file to the Rebos state. The only way to safely interact with it is with Rebos commands.
@oglothenerd I didn't do it, I ran the command to do install everything and the error was no current file and I never understood what was 'current' in the beginning, i think the code was rebos gen current new or smth... then what I had to do was to locate the files then set one of the .toml files as the current generation, so it can work and install everything
@AWs_ZG Did you commit a generation before building?
@@oglothenerd Yup
@@AWs_ZG Strange...
Great video, subscribed
@@prahe86 :D
many thanks will try this for my clones
@@andril Yeah, enjoy! :D
This is exactly what I needed just after I woke up.
@@whaletech07 Good! :D
the documentation holding it back.
@@AsimBhat19 How specifically? I personally think I did a good job, so how would you improve the docs?
the way you pronounce hyprland sounds scottish
@@Krazy0 The way I say it actually changes, so are you referring to when I say it as ""Hyperlind?"
@@oglothenerd yep
@@Krazy0 Lol.
I tend to struggle with Gentoo is it possible to use rebos for distro switching from cachy os?
@@SOSSVT So... if you made the config on Cachy, some parts will work, but things specific to Cachy will not. A strange idea I have had for a while is to make a Rebos config that has custom scripts that check the distro so I can still repeat things like my Flatpaks, but my system packages will be different.
It was fun setting it up and all. But I ran into a snag when one of my essential apps wouldn't run. The solution wasn't worth the hassle right now, so I went back to Arch. But NixOS is an excellent concept that works for a lot of people and it deserves the attention and patronage. Check it out. Might be for you.
This isnt a Gentoo video
But I am using Gentoo.
All roads lead back to Arch
I agree to some extent. I actually use Gentoo now. The only device I use EndeavourOS (Arch-based) on is a laptop that Gentoo doesn't really like for some reason.
it ended 2 minutes agooo noooo
Lol.
nice theme.. i am noob on linux. is it posibble to have your theme or that waybar design? if yes how?
gitlab.com/Oglo12/hyprland-rice
Reproducibility isn't just about package list bruh
@@akshettrj I am aware. Rebos can also specify package versions if you so want.
@@oglothenerdyeah that's still not it. Seems like a good tool but what nixos is doing goes way farther than just looking at which package versions are installed
question for you would you do a rice from start to finish based on gentoo?
@@ogInexpriencedGamer My rice is distro agnostic.
your hyprland setup is beautiful
Thanks! :D
Dister is now called Rebos. This is so I could put it on crates.io. Here is the GitLab repository: gitlab.com/Oglo12/rebos Enjoy! <3
Big mood. Every once in a while I'll get a wild hare to try something for a project, and quite often it'll absolutely murder my workflow to the point where learning all the shit required to make the new thing work is more effort then then the rest of the project itself. ATM that wild hare is leading me to NixOS. Glad to know that if I end up ditching it for this reason I'll not be the only one lol
Yeah, the amount of crap NixOS made me deal with is terrible! Btw, if you look for Dister on my GitLab, it is now called Rebos.
you still using gentoo?
Yup, it is really good!
bro skipped the entire step of actually running the file you fucking downloaded.
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What are these comments supposed to mean?
871 Samantha Cape
I don't understand. What is this supposed to mean?
I do not see the point of this video as an introduction to helix when you don't even scratch the surface of some of helix's core features like selections, syntax aware navigation & multiple cursors. If helix really was just a more sophisticated neovim with some additional features built-in, it wouldn't have as many users. It actually does something different and this video brings no light to it.
@@bhavyakukkar This wasn't supposed to be a tutorial. And I am pretty sure I covered multiple cursors. This video was simply a very cursory glance at why I like Helix.
Chill out man.
@@alst4817 I saw some comments leave this video thinking helix is nothing more than a neovim with extra steps, so I did my part to clarify that its not
😂 I really enjoyed your awkwardness, haha!! Especially your outro. 🤣 There are many RUclipsrs I think I could be friends with, and you're one of them. I'm pretty sure you're a good bit younger than me, and no doubt I could learn a lot from you as well. Great work my dude! Subscribed.
@@Chiramisudo Ha! Yep, only organic unscripted content on this channel! :D
@@Chiramisudo I love the personality in a video that isn't scripted. Also, writing scripts is annoying.
348 Holly View
What does that mean?
off topic but hey what menu r u using rn cuz i couldnt find any wayland rofi fork ever since i switched over from arch
@@reukae I am using rofi-wayland. :)
@@oglothenerdi actuslly found the repo of the fork after searching for a while :D i thought it was only on aur... anyway ty for replying i felt so dumb asking that :/
@@reukae No worries. A dumb question is a question not asked. I am here to help, not to insult curiosity.
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@@JeffreyLopez-m2k I do not understand, but I hearted the comment because my name is Jackson.
I really need a new keyboard! The keys on my current on have died and revived themselves countless times lmao and I really regret getting a 60 percent now since I do a lot of programming these days and quiet rarely game competitively like I used to, plus I have a bigger table these days so mouse space is no longer a problem. 80% keyboard one day 🙏super broke rn
I got the CIDOO for a very weird reason. I got the V75, but I also got the V21. So I have a 75%, but I also have a separate numpad. :D
I also got the CIDOO because it has a very nice exterior that wasn't too expensive at all. The CIDOO V75 has no plastic on the exterior, and yet it is the same price as a nice-ish plastic keyboard.
skill issue?
@@xX_dash_Xx No, I had the skills, I just don't see a point in an OS that does everything their own way and then blames all the other distros for incompatibility.
rgb-people think that anyone who disagree with them are "nazi"©
I would instead recommend the rainy75
Isn't the Rainy75 always out-of-stock? Also, I prefer metal keyboards. Thanks for the suggestion though, they are always welcome!
@@oglothenerd maybe you are confusing between this and another keyboard. Rainy75 is a budget prebuilt. It should be instock depending on what option you wanna get. It is CNC aluminium, so metal. Beautiful thick pbt doubleshot keycaps, supports both wifi and bluetooth and cable (2ms latency on wired). Has beautiful weights on the back. Some pretty nice switches. Amazing stabs. Full RGB. And all that for a budget price.
@@yoavco99 Oh, yeah, I know what you are talking about now. Uh... I may get it if I get enough money to splurge on another keyboard. (I am at that age now where I can't make money (with a formal job), but my parents are making me spend my own money.)
@@oglothenerd yeah I have been that age lol. tbh I bought the rainy75 like a few months ago and I just turned 18. before that I bought the gmmk pro (bow pbt keycaps with hiragana sublegends + black inks v2 + lube + film, pe foam mod and some stabs and stuff) like I think 2 years ago or something but it kinda sucked so much (the board itself) I had to buy another and I don't regret it. Currently I am using the rainy75 with my black inks v2
@@yoavco99 Damn, you are the mega nerd! 😂
interesting keycaps profile
Yeah.
can u record a video and send it to me so i can listen to it for 10 hours?
Lol, uh... maybe sometime I will do a no-talking ASMR programming video.
@@oglothenerd yay