today's howtos

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Nov 29, 2025

• Joshua Blais ☛ Compline - A colorscheme for deep contemplation and work

  Compline: from the Latin “completorium” - completion. The final prayer of the Catholic Liturgical Hours, a time for deep contemplation, to be at peace with the darkness.

  Lauds: from the Latin “laudes” - to praise, to glorify. The dawn prayer of the Liturgical Hours, greeting the rising sun with thanksgiving, welcoming the light that scatters darkness.

  These colorschemes embody this tradition in code. Monastic minimalism: colors as whispers of the same tone, suggestions rather than shouting at the user. Built for those who seek deep contemplation and focus in their computing environment. The colors fall into the background, accessible when you need them, but muted enough to ignore them.

• Bring CachyOS KDE Plasma 6.5.3 along with kernel 6.17.9 to Arch GNU/Linux Bare Metal Instance

  I would expect the re-sync issues to be back again shortly.

• dwaves.de ☛ GNU/Linux bash: why does bash not store last command in history?

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  • ID Root ☛ How To Install Zabbix on Rocky GNU/Linux 10

    Zabbix stands as one of the most powerful open-source monitoring solutions available today, providing comprehensive infrastructure and application monitoring capabilities for organizations of all sizes. With the recent release of Rocky GNU/Linux 10, system administrators now have access to a cutting-edge enterprise platform that perfectly complements Zabbix’s robust monitoring architecture.

  • ID Root ☛ How To Install Brave Browser on Fedora 43

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  • ID Root ☛ How To Install Gemini CLI on Fedora 43

    The integration of artificial intelligence into developer workflows has transformed how we interact with our systems. Google’s Gemini CLI brings powerful Hey Hi (AI) capabilities directly to your terminal, enabling natural language interactions for coding, debugging, and system administration tasks. This open-source tool leverages advanced Gemini models to provide intelligent assistance without leaving your command-line environment.