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published 2023-02-09, updated 2024-11-12 (2min read time)
published 2024-11-12 (2min read time)
Your steps to terminal wizardry
First, you need a good shell, Bash is not a good shell. Zsh, or even better: Yash are preferred options. Yash is super fast, even more POSIX compliant than Zsh (or Bash) and is made for interactive use. Yash sources ~/.yashrc for configuration.
continue readingpublished 2021-01-18, updated 2024-11-12 (11min read time)
Preface
In this article I describe how to setup a Void Linux Installation on a bare metal machine. After that I give it a thorough test drive and setup all important software to do some development and some gaming. Also I setup and integrate my network printer, my network storage and other important stuff. My general question is: Can Void Linux replace my existing Manjaro Linux installation with all my workflows? To answer that I list all my workflows so I can check them after successfully setting them up on my test machine.
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published 2021-01-18, updated 2024-01-05 (1min read time)
published 2021-12-10, updated 2024-01-05 (2min read time)
Building Duke 3D on Void Linux
The most modern source port of Duke 3D is eduke32. There are no prebuild Linux binaries, so we need to build it ourselves. But this is actualy pretty easy on Void. First we need to clone the eduke32 git repository from voidpoint.io (The guys that built Ion Fury from eduke32). After that install all needed prerequesites for building eduke32. You can find details to this in the eduke32 wiki.
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published 2024-01-03, updated 2024-01-03 (1min read time)
published 2021-08-26, updated 2021-10-14 (2min read time)