One of the Content Creators I occasionally watch has created a neat little program called Distro Trust. Seems to be an interesting project.
bazaar is now up on flathub!
Oolite - it’s basically Elite and it’s in the aur 
It’s almost impossible with the keyboard so I’ve ordered a joystick!
GTK icon browser, or so I thought? . . . . l noticed this a day ago scrolling my apps and it was installed. . . icon search/ location app. Should make searching a little easier. . .
Rich 
Are you a fan of the Plank Dock well I got great news for you
Plank Reloaded is available. Wayland support will be coming as well as other docklets
The source code
Arch install
yay -S plank-reloaded-git
thanks for the heads up
i like plank more than cairo-dock etc.
Nice. I’ll keep an eye on this. As I’m running KDE Plasma, it’s not going to work since Wayland is the only session available.
Under the “What Is Plank Reloaded?” section, the first paragraph ends with “Wayland is not supported at this time.” Then in the FAQ section it says "Can I use Plank Reloaded on Wayland?
No, Plank Reloaded is designed for X11 desktop environments only. Wayland is not supported at this time."
I don’t see a mention as to whether or not Wayland support is being worked on. I have a feeling that could be a long way off before we see Wayland support. Still, I’ll keep this on my radar.
that was my take as well. but even so old die hards like me have hope lol
Same here! I have it bookmarked and added to my GitHub watchlist.
If you wanted to try it out, you could install plasma-x11-session
I figured as much. But it’s not that important. Definitely not important enough to install and use X11. While I do love Plank, it’s the only app that I would use that has no Wayland support. After all, it’s just a Dock. I can wait until Plank Reloaded (or another) fully supports Wayland.
I recently discovered Remmina + FreeRDP as I have a mini PC running Windows 11 on my network for various reasons and it allows me to keep it headless so I can put it any where in my home and still access it from my main PC running Linux. Never knew about it so was a nice find and comes in handy for sure for my use case.
Remmina
Seems .. specifically targeted at certain environments (mentions corporate).
Maybe thats why it focuses on ‘substances’ and similar categories rather than ADs or TRACKING or similar. I have usually associated this with DNS providers (cleanbrowsing, etc) more than anything else but hosts would work too.
Still would not seem as useful as existent examples like hblock .. and if you really did fancy the lists from tblock then you could add/include them.
I might add some warning though - what happens in your /etc/hosts file does not matter to modern browsers by default. You will need to make sure they dont use their own DNS resolution in order for the hosts file to have any effect there.
There is a 2D/3D dock. It works on KDE//Wayland
Plank Re-Loaded in the works as well I think. Well Wayland currently not supported yet.
I’m neither on KDE or Wayland I use Openbox and XFCE. Mostly Openbox. I’m considering the switch but will probably wait as I have several things on my plate right now as fall enters the scene.
Having written shell scripts for literally decades, and now I find shellcheck! A nice tool to check your shell scripts, because one might just overlook something, sometimes.
Mentioned as a side note somewhere in Dave’s video here (love that guy, worth checking his videos out):
There is also shellcheck.net so you dont technically need the package.
PS
I use set -eu in places like maclean where I dont want something becoming malformed (like an unpopulated env var) during some rm process and it just ~continuing~. 
True, but for beginners (or “vibe coding” believers) it’s probably nicer to get friendly pointers (and be it just for old code from decades ago):
$ shellcheck jingle
In jingle line 24:
me=`basename "$0"`
^-------------^ SC2006 (style): Use $(...) notation instead of legacy backticks `...`.
Did you mean:
me=$(basename "$0")
For more information:
https://www.shellcheck.net/wiki/SC2006 -- Use $(...) notation instead of le...
You can still Ctrl+LeftClick on the link and get to the web page.
Re the P.S.: Your code is always nice & clean, and those who know what they’re doing can and should use options, I’m thinking. The video was just an example, since I happened to be watching it at the time.
P.S.: Reminds me I could maclean this laptop again… 