Pyra specific tools

[Silent-Hunter]

If possible, please try to keep Pyra specific stuff desktop environment agnostic. I really like using i3 and I don't want to have a less functional Pyra because of that.

 

[λ the β-Redex Reducer]

I like xmonad a lot.

 

[Silent-Hunter]

I like xmonad a lot.

I haven't tried that one yet! I'll have a look.

 

[levi]

Yes, as with the pandora I'd expect all the back end of the tool to be represented by scripts, for example to turn on/off the wifi. You'd have a hard time running something like the pandora's configuration app thingy on i3, but the scripts that back it can be run from anything linuxy.

 

[λ the β-Redex Reducer]

I like config files; they can easily be edited using ed, the standard editor. ed is the standard editor.

 

[Binky]

I like config files; they can easily be edited using ed, the standard editor. ed is the standard editor.

No, no, no. Real programmers use butterflies!

 

[kaprikawn]

Obligatory xkcd

 

[Silent-Hunter]

I like config files; they can easily be edited using ed, the standard editor. ed is the standard editor.

What's wrong with TECO?

 

[sebt3]

If possible, please try to keep Pyra specific stuff desktop environment agnostic. I really like using i3 and I don't want to have a less functional Pyra because of that.

As far as I'm aware of, there's nothing desktop specific for pyra

 

[λ the β-Redex Reducer]

What's wrong with TECO?

It's non-standard.

 

[TrashyMG]

What's wrong with TECO?

Is that like THAC0?