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<p>A: I used to use Gentoo on my desktop and Arch on my laptop, but I have since switched away from Gentoo completely. I now run Arch on all my systems. On my desktop, I have a host which only has to run a VM where I do my actual work. This is great for security!</p>
<h3>Q: Why were some blog posts archived?</h3>
<p>A: I initially started archiving blog posts a few months ago, and at that point I had archived blog post 1 through 10. This is because they were either misinformation or just plain bad, outdated or even all of the above. I later on decided to archive a lot more, as well as remove them from the RSS feed. For those of you who want to read my old blog posts through RSS, you can add <a href="rss-archived-01.xml">this feed</a> to your reader which contains everything I removed.</p>
<h3>Q: What about Discord?</h3>
<p>Back in 2021 through some time late 2022, I had a Discord server. I have since deleted it. While I do still have my Discord account, I rarely actually use it anymore. I don't want to use Discord because it is nonfree spyware, but as if that wasn't enough already the community is pretty much a combination of the worst people you could imagine. Matrix seems to keep out all these weirdo normies relatively well, so if you want to reach me, feel free to join the Matrix. Link is at home.</p>
<h3>Q: Insert any question about politics here</h3>
<p>I want to keep this site politics free (outside of free software of course). While this may change in the future, I have decided to do this because politics really do not matter much anyway. That said though, I absolutely despise SJWs, and if you are one of those then I kindly ask you to leave, because I do not want your nonsense here.</p>
<h3>Q: Can I still read this blog if I use Microsoft Windows or some other spyware?</h3>
<p>This is not really a question, however I am tired of people "apologizing" to me for using nonfree software. If you wish to use Windows, and play Candy Crush while reading my blog then you can do so. I am not going to tell you what you can use, however I will definitely make software recommendations. Please do <strong>not</strong> consider this me forcing you to use the software. If you don't want to use it, don't.</p>
<p>This is not really a question, however I am tired of people "apologizing" to me for using nonfree software. If you wish to use Windows, and play Candy Crush while reading my blog then you can do so. I am not going to tell you what you can use, however I will definitely make software recommendations. Please do <strong>not</strong> consider this me forcing you to use the software. If you don't want to use it, don't. See <a href="/articles/post60.php">this blog post</a> for more information.</p>
<h3>Q: Can I fork your software?</h3>
<p>I find this question kind of stupid, but I've been asked it a few times now, so I will answer it. You can <strong>always</strong> fork my software, with or without my permission because it is free software. This is why we fight for user freedom. I should not be able to hold you back from forking my software if you really want to. Do however note that you must follow the license.</p>
<h3>Suggest questions</h3>
<p>If you have any suggestions for this page, feel free to <a href="mailto:speedie@speedie.site">email me</a>. If I get asked a question many times, I may put up the answer here.</p>
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<p>Zathura is an awesome program. Out of the box it's basically nothing, but with extensions it can read many different formats, such PDFs, DjVu, comic books and more. It has Vim like keybindings, so it will take no getting used to if you're using a Vi like editor already.</p>
<li>dwm</li>
<p>The best window manager out there. Configured through editing C making it the most extensible window manager you could use. It comes with a built in minimal bar and keybind configuration. It also serves as a great learning experience for those interested in learning C. I have myself submitted several patches to the wiki.</p>
<li>Musique</li>
<p>It is not that minimal, but a very nice looking music player using Qt. What makes it stand out from other music players is that it downloads cover art and even artist art from the internet. It is still reasonably fast, and written in C++. It's also free software licensed under the GPL, but unfortunately the developer does write nonfree software nowadays and doesn't seem to have much interest in this program.</p>
<li>Vifm</li>
<p>Vifm is a Vim inspired terminal file manager. It is very nice to use when managing many files and directories due to the many keybinds it offers. If you've used Vim in the past you're no doubt already familiar with it. It also supports image previews using Ueberzug++. Vifm has two panes, one of which can be used for previews or just as a second pane to copy between.</p>
<li>neomutt</li>
<p>Neomutt is a command line email client, which is highly customizable and can be configured with encryption and Vim like keybindings.</p>
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<p>spmenu 2.2 release. Adds a few features, but more importantly fixes a lot of bugs with mouse clicks and images.</p>
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<li>Add powerline for items</li>
<li>Support the Terminal specification in .desktop entries</li>
<li>Add option and argument to not allow setting lines/columns using keybinds</li>
<li>Fix margin-horizontal when lines are used</li>
<li>Fix margin-vertical when full screen images are used</li>
<li>Fix loading from file on Wayland</li>
<li>Change Ctrl+Shift+h keybind to simply Shift+h</li>
<li>Switch to Ctrl modifier from Alt modifier for navhistory keys</li>
<li>Add check for GNOME Wayland, to make the experience a little less bad for the people using Mutter.</li>
<li>Fix far too many bugs to count with mouse clicks</li>
<li>Better screenshots in the README</li>
<li>Set cache size on Wayland too, could fix some issues with very big images</li>
<li>Combine the many make scripts into a single script, spmenu_make</li>
<li>Remove broken single line clicks</li>
<li>Remove example scripts, those can now be found in a separate repository</li>
<li>Improve documentation a bit</li>
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<p>You can get the new release through pacman if you're using my Arch repository, or you can simply get the source code and compile it yourself.</p>
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