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look up apod (astronomy picture of the day) from nasa, that's what i use

backtrack 2 (former kali linux), back in 2007

i've used it for OCR

no, i wrote it myself, i picked ideas from here and there and the result is this script do what?

honestly, i have no idea what i'm doing. i'm no bash programmer. but it works

here's my little script that works well with the i3 wm #!/usr/bin/env bash langs=(eng ara chi_sim chi_tra deu ell fin heb hun jpn kor nld rus tur) lang=$(printf '%s\n' "${langs[@]}" | dmenu "$@") maim -us | tesseract --dpi 145 -l eng+${lang} - - | xsel -bi #grim -g "$(slurp)" - | tesseract...

instead of entering these two commands, one will suffice

you can use firefox for this, and even chrome (iirc) has a command line switch to achieve this

uwuntu

only for the m1/m2 based macs, not intel

i don't know how it's done in debian, but if you know the path of a file and you need to know what package it belongs to, it's very easy do pacman -Fy to update the database and then pacman -F /usr/bin/{binary} and it will tell you the package it can be any file

arch is the best distro imo. the sanest packaging policy

psmisc

No, it's not there. I think it's a level below grub

Let's talk about Asahi Linux here. I'll start off with a question: how do I remove all those diagnostics from when AL boots (e.g. u-boot stuff, etc), and only leave the AL's logo on the screen?

i suggest you try switching to pipewire, if you haven't already

thank you @wizardfromoz ! and I am :)

surprised to see no mentions of alpine, as it's based on a lightweight C's standard library (must-libc)