I use Ctrl+Super+L for screen locking in #KDE#Plasma.
It works fine, but Plasma doesn't automatically pause media playback when locking the screen.
So, I removed the lockscreen shortcut, and added a custom Ctrl+Super+L shortcut to execute:
bash -c 'playerctl pause & qdbus org.freedesktop.ScreenSaver /ScreenSaver Lock'
Nice, nice! I have ctrl + super + [-=] for brightness, ctrl + shift + super + [-=] for volume, and ctrl + shift + super for play/pause (used to be mute toggle)
I tend to write single-purpose scripts that work on as many platforms as I use, so my volume and brightness scripts work on multiple linux distros and #OpenBSD. ;)
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ini adalah instance yanfg dibuat untuk tujuan uji coba. Siang tadi ane mendapatkan akses VPS dari provider dataideas dengan spesifikasi basic yang ane install #openbsd 7.5 sebagai OSnya.
Tujuan pembuatan VPS ini adalah untuk belajar dan ujicoba openbsd, nantinya jika sukses besar kemungkinan ane akan migrasi dari vultr (#freebsd)) ke VPS ini.
akun utama ane masih pakai #gotosocial di @poes dan ane belum ada rencana untuk pindahan ke instance lain meski sekarang gts sudah support perpindahan akun.
🐡 OpenBSD 7.5 Released - Faster Performance For Many-Core ARM Servers | Phoronix
「 Theo de Raadt has released OpenBSD 7.5 as the newest version of this security-focused BSD operating system. With OpenBSD 7.5 there is a number of improvements for ARM (AArch64) hardware, never-ending kernel optimizations and other tuning work, countless package updates, and other adjustments to this popular BSD platform 」
I do not eat the easter eggs until it’s April 1st.
I do not open Xmas presents until it’s December 25th.
I do not upgrade to #OpenBSD 7.5 until it’s April 5th.
I will no longer sync my music library to my phone. I don't listen to it there, and I have real backups. It's hard on syncthing to watch a huge pile of files, especially if I switch back to OpenBSD where there are no recursive file watches.
I haven't had any problems with #syncthing on #OpenBSD except that I have to turn off auto-watching and set scanning intervals to something like 5 minutes.
Just when I switch my netbook to #Debian I find out that they too are going to drop 32 bit support. :sadlinux:
Do I take my chances with a community supported Debian port or do I distro hop?
Well, Ladies and Gentlemen, after 2 days filled with 8 hours of meetings EACH, it is my displeasure to say that, not only are my #NetBSD VMs NOT updated, but my #OpenBSD VMs are not updated either!!
Much unhapiness ensues, especially since I am now way too tired to do any updating at all.
The updates (or is that complete re-installation?) have therefore been postponed to tomorrow
I would like to apologize for any inconvenience. :netbsd: :openbsd:
I mean, it's right there in the #OpenBSD ifconfig man page, while there is no such entry in the corresponding #NetBSD page (again, unless I am mistaken, corrections by smarter people are very welcome)