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Is there a thread somewhere else in the Forums? Sure seems like there should be.

https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan

I think I'm doing exactly what you're trying to do. I use RemoteForward in an ssh_config file and autossh like gpw928 suggests. On host internal.example.com, I have a /usr/home/me/.ssh/config like this: Host external Hostname external.example.com IdentityFile ~/.ssh/nopw20231022...

Usenet! Too lazy to search for it.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRxaXmXvjnU

Necroposting because Google search results brought me here. It looks like what you were looking for was compose:menu. You can get all the possible values for the compose key by running grep compose /usr/local/share/X11/xkb/rules/xorg.lst.

I just started using urxvtd and noticed that if I add it to my .xinitrc it spawns two processes, one as my user and another as root. Anyone know why? Seems like an unnecessary security risk.

:) I linked that 'cause it has the eye candy. There's plenty of source in other sub-projects: https://github.com/gershwin-desktop

I think you mean it needs root to build. All desktops need root to install.

Maybe here? https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/gershwin-desktop-environments.101213/

Well, proprietary user interfaces have been steadily enshitificated for about a decade now. I think this is because UI peaked around 2009, but product managers and UI designers still gotta make a living. They've been pushing net-negative changes ever since. This is why I'm really interested in...

That's an interesting observation.

I worked with a guy who took a picture off the wall to build a computer on. He was in a hurry.

Why do you think this response is reminiscent of Eliza?

How does it make YOU feel?

BSD is dying!

I plan to mess with urxvtd/urxvtc inside tabbed Real Soon Now.

And I've watched hundreds of millions of dollars wasted by people who abused data and inference to agree with their confirmation bias. If there's one thing AI does well is confirm your biases.

I tried tabbed urxvt -embed like the man page recommends and it worked out quite nicely.

Tabbed has a port. I just tried it, and I think it looks a lot better than the native urxvt support for tabs. Try urxvt -pe tabbed if you want to try the latter.