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Cake day: July 24th, 2023

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  • The default swaybar (the thing that, with the default config, is just a black rectangle at the top indicating workspaces and showing the time).

    For me it’s at the bottom and using a script invoking conky as a source to display stuff. And that stuff is:

    • Time left till some important timestamp (usually that cute boys bd :3)
    • Audio status (muted/disabled or volume) (Because that bastard loves to randomly unmute without me knowing and blasting random shit in class)
    • Playerctl status (which is disabled currently, as it took 5 seconds to run when using spotifyd)
    • Bluetooth status (either blocked (by rfkill), not connected or the devices connected)
    • Wifi status (either blocked (by rfkill), not connected or the IPv6 and then wifi strength, mame and the IPv4)
    • Ethernet status (either down or the IPv4)
    • Battery status (charging etc., percentage and time left)
    • How much space in the FS is free
    • loadavg and temperature of CPU
    • Formerly i8k data, including fans status, but that’s not a thing anymore on my new Laptop
    • memory used and memory easy free
    • the current time (%a %F %T)

    Nearly everything is colored based on status (interfaces down -> red, up -> green, battery full -> green, load memory usage over 90% -> red etc.)




  • iOS, as far as I remember, only supports WebDav. Which is useless with an SFTP server, ofc. And yes, there is the solution of installing another file server, configuring it, maintaining it, ripping a new hole into the Firewall, and fiddling around with file permissions, but that sucks, obviously. You could of course buy (or even subscribe to, I believe) a third party, closed sourced, app.

    Then there’s Android, with FOSS apps like RemoteFiles, because sideloading.
    Or just mount it with rclone.

    And in my case, I don’t need an actual mount anyway, because the FOSS Keepass2Android has native SFTP support, because it makes sense to have it.