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Omarchy Linux... Wow. You Need to See This.
I stumbled across Omarchy Linux recently and was honestly surprised by how polished it is. It's Arch Linux under the hood, but it's already set up with Hyprland and a bunch of great tools, so you can...
still like fixing stuff myself
One thing I still like about Linux is when something is acting weird, I can usually poke around and figure it out. Not always fast. Sometimes I break it worse first. But at least it feels like the mac...
Re: What's Your Favorite Linux Distribution and Why?
On Aug 8, 2026 11:06 AM, tanstaafl sensed a disturbance and said: killswitch wrote: Linux users are known for having strong opinions, so let's hear them. What's your favorite Linux distribution and wh...
window managers worth learning first?
I have been using the regular desktop stuff long enough that I am starting to notice what I like and what just gets in the way. Now I keep seeing people talk about window managers like i3, sway, openb...
Nmap Hidden Gem: ssl-cert
Most people use Nmap to find open ports and stop there, but some of the NSE scripts are worth digging into. One of my favorites is: Instead of just confirming HTTPS is running, it pulls information di...
What's the first thing you install on a fresh Linux system?
Every time I install a new Linux system, I end up reaching for the same handful of tools before I do anything else. For me it's usually: neovim tmux git htop fastfetch After that, everything else depe...
postinstall scripts deserve a look
One thing I check more often now: package install scripts. Not because every package is suspicious. Most are fine. But postinstall, preinstall, maintainer scripts, setup hooks, extension installers, a...
What Linux distro did you start with, and what are you using now?
When I first started with Linux, I bought a Red Hat CD and even had to call support for help. I learned quickly, though, and before long I moved over to Slackware. Slackware was where Linux really sta...
Mastering Nmap: One Scan to Learn Almost Everything
One of my favorite all-around Nmap commands is: It skips host discovery (-Pn), performs a SYN scan (-sS), scans every TCP port (-p-), detects service versions (-sV), attempts OS fingerprinting (-O), e...
Still Team tmux
I've tried both tmux and Zellij, and I always end up back on tmux. Zellij looks nice and it's easy to get started with, but tmux has years of polish behind it. It's on just about every Linux server, w...
Re: What's your favorite VIM command?
:g/pattern/d Delete every line matching a pattern. vim #Linux #sysadmin
What's your favorite VIM command?
I am an old school vi user, before there was vim or nvim.. long before. One of the things I first learned was that !wq was a waste of time. shift VV does the same and is very fast. That little, mostly...
Hashtags are here!!
Without further ado, Rootbadger now has hashtags. You type a hashtag like #RootBadger, and it will form into a link upon submission. You can then follow hashtags as well. It will be very useful when R...