I've made some useful updates to my #freebsd #sandbox script. It now uses #jails for isolation. In addition, you can customize the sandbox easily to do things like remove network access or mount directories into the sandbox as read-write or read-only. I plan on using this to easily host services on FreeBSD the same way I currently do on Linux, by running them in sandboxes under #tmux, which easier and more efficient than using #containers.

FreeBSD Sandbox https://fossil.tobykurien.com/freebsd-sandbox

It's approaching 17 years ago this month that I switched to #tmux.. and 17 years since I submitted my first #OpenBSD port. ​

https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports-cvs&m=121226747005033&w=2

Nicholas Marriott (nicm@)'s first #OpenBSD commit would happen a year later. ​

nicm@ modified src/usr.bin/tmux/*: Import tmux, a terminal multiplexor allowing (among other things) a single terminal to be switched between several different windows and programs displayed on one terminal be detached from one terminal and moved to another.

ok deraadt pirofti

We'll be covering tmux on today's episode of Into the Terminal. Some features we've found helpful, and even how to make tmux launch and connect to your session every time you connect to a machine! Check it out in about 30 minutes!

https://www.youtube.com/live/u-2qQO8av54?si=eP0BpOyDiOdWTgqB

My setup has changed. Now, i only use #vim and #tmux only.

The rest is following what i need: gcc, golang.

set nocompatible
set autoindent
set smartindent
set tabstop=4                 
set shiftwidth=4              
set textwidth=79              
set colorcolumn=80          
syntax off

[PRO] I've fallen down the @zellij rabbithole and am starting to explore the basics. The config file hacks will come later! (sorry @leyrer that I'm leaving #tmux behind )

https://www.nerdbude.com/zellij_1.html

Olen käyttänyt tmuxia paljon ja vuosia, mutta en ole koskaan edes ajatellut että tätä voisi tuunata vaikka miten. Pitäisiköhän vihdoin hypätä tähänkin kaninkoloon.

haven't taken a scrot in ages. nothing really changed except the font

wallpaper: custom image
colours: oldriceputin
font: hack (nerdfont)
wm: herbstluftwm
terminal: urxvt
terminal multiplexer: tmux
irc client: irssi
text editor: neovim
web browser: qutebrowser
webring: pentaculum by @drkhsh
ascii font generator: toilet
music player: cmus

I think I've finally graduated from #linux college.

I've got an old Sony Vaio with 2gb ram and a piss-poor CPU. I tried everything on it. #openbsd, #alpineliux, #tinycore, #antixlinux.. but at the end of the day, it's just slow. So I settled on Alpine with no graphical session. I've been living in the TTY for about 2 weeks now and I gotta say.. who needs a GUI?

With #tmux as my window(pane) manager, I'm able to do everything I need it to.

I think I'm closing in on some better #CLI tools.

#kitty - terminal emulator
#tmux - terminal multiplexer
#tmuxp - preconfigured tmux sessions
#mosh - ssh that reconnects if you switch networks
#newsboat - RSS feeds
#offpunk - gemini/gopher browser
#links2 - CLI web browser
#timg - CLI image viewer
#tailscale - for LAN access

Anyone else have some cool terminal apps they love?

If you like *nix, #DevOps, #linux, #tmux and other similar things, add @monospace blog to your #RSS feeds !

`alias close="tmux detach -P"`
#fish #tmux

using Tmux as my main terminal multiplexer instead of Zellij.
Why? It does not support kittys terminal graphics protocol yet.
#tmux vs #zellij
https://github.com/zellij-org/zellij/issues/2814

Today's #Linux #CLI tool: mocp

This text based music player is easy to use. I've used it by SSH'ing into a #RaspberyPi with a speaker plugged into the audio port. If you are running your laptop in console mode, this beauty will play your tunes nicely in another window in #tmux

On #Debian this is part of the "moc" package.