What application have you recently discovered?

Shucks. :blush:

There was also an update a little while back that added pnpm support with some other tidbits.

As per topic;
I am reminded of some other linters, formatters, beautifiers too.

beautysh was maybe the easiest.
There is also prettier, which seems to even have some plugins for kate and micro.
But I recently have run in to shfmt which, it might be too early to say, but I think I like? If only to make sure everything has the right indentation. :sweat_smile:

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Configurable UI plugin for neovim, removes the cmdline and show messages in a popup which make it easier to read/notice. Had to thinker with it a little bit to fit my taste but it’s noice

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I actually just read about that it’s possible to upgrade your ssd firmware but most of the vendors only support it on Windows. I was wanting to see if my ssd has a firmware upgrade but I didn’t want to install Windows, I found the following tool.

It provides you with a PreInstallaion Windows environment. I used it with Ventoy and was able to install the software to check for firmware upgrade for my ssd, there weren’t any updates. Another cool thing I discovered is that I used this with Ventoy and with that combination it seems to have saved the software I installed so if I use it next time then I don’t have to reinstall it.

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Yep, having HBCD on the Ventoy stick can be really helpful. I mostly work on Dell & Lenovo, so I can often get by using a FreeDOS and a Firmware update .exe (these often work on DOS & Windows).

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How does FreeDOS compare to HBCD?

It’s just DOS… nothing else. Boots fast, no bloat, no GUI, no drivers… You still want to keep that HBCD! :wink:

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Yeah Hiren’s has been around for some time now. Its one of the best ways to upgrade firmware IMHO without needing to install Windows.

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Darn it. I was put off buying a Sparkle Intel ARC GPU because people said it needed a firmware update via Windows… Went with Nvidia instead which I previously promised myself I would never do again!

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Found a funny tool to be a millionaire :rofl:
Ever heard of shuf ?

These are the numbers of the upcomming EuroJackpotLottery :crystal_ball: :money_bag:

shuf -n 5 -i 1-50
46
37
42
41
15

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The Welcome app used it before, but now it is no more needed. :smiley:

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Your prediction is broken. Mine shuf just tell me a different set of winning numbers. :money_mouth_face:

I just use shuf to select a random wallpaper for pywal from a local directories.

wallpaper=$(find ${search_path} -maxdepth 1 -type f | shuf -n1)
wal -e --backend wal -i "${wallpaper}" -o "${HOME}/.config/wal/wal_cleanup.sh"
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Man, I almost forgot about all these old coreutils! Nice to play around with…

Here’s for friends of the German national lottery “6aus49” — only 10% commission if you win!

$ shuf -n 6 -i 1-49 | sort -n | tr '\n' ' ' && echo -n 'Superzahl ' && shuf -n 1 -i 0-9
3 13 17 26 32 48 Superzahl 3

:grinning_face:

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Mount remote filesystem via SFTP

Ladybird browser. Unfortunately, the alpha release is not scheduled until next year.

YouTux video

Site

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Android File Transfer, available in the Extra Arch repo (android-file-transfer) as of this post.

Small little Browser that can mostly controlled by text commands :slight_smile:

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Only Office, I knew about it but recently installed it and works very well. :slight_smile:

Only Office

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qpwgraph
Thanks to @Bink for sharing about this app.

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