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There are some tools that try to be more “unix-y”. Some that come to mind are Kakoune and Sway. It is quite interesting how you can leverage your unix skills wh
by myaccountonhn 2y ago
There are some tools that try to be more “unix-y”. Some that come to mind are Kakoune and Sway. It is quite interesting how you can leverage your unix skills when using those tools to quickly extend them with new behaviors.
I also wonder why servers don’t leverage IPC (or dbus) for communication. It feels like Linux is a glorified docker container host for cloud services that do what Linux could already do on its own.