I am pretty sure your PC doesn’t block ICMP requests and you can get the MAC address of the IP address using the arp command and then check the first three octets against the MAC vendors database.

This is all possible in Bash but the script will be slightly more complicated and will involve three different tools, ping, arp, curl.

But I am sure you know how to check your PC IP address anyway.

One comment though, you are moving the bashrc and bash_profile instead of copying it. So consider fixing it in your instructions.

You could have also run a for loop and ping all the IPs in your subnet. Something like this will work:

for i in {1..254}; do ping -c 1 -W 1 192.168.1.$i &> /dev/null && echo 192.168.1.$i; done

Presuming that your subnet is 192.168.1.0/24. This command will loop through all the IPs in this network and only print the one that are alive.

I didn’t know that Steam have added an exception for /nix which is pretty cool. Thanks for sharing

You are up for a treat. This game if phenomenal

Is it good, it’s been on my wishlist for quite some time waiting for a bigger discount.

Mad Max, snatched it for 2 bucks during the sale. Pretty good and chill game and well worth its price.

Last week I played a bit with Rainmeter and find the idea pretty cool. It is similar to conky but less nerdy and more user friendly. Pity we don’t have anything like that in Linux.

Can’t you just use Obsidian and edit the MD files directly in your terminal? I know Obsidian isn’t open source, but as long as the files are MD and I can easily take them with me, I don’t really care.

You can easily upgrade the internal storage. I bought a 512GB OLED and exchanged the storage to 2Tb.

You are really underestimating the complexity of the task of building a web engine.

Another problem is that Chrome is already ubiquitous and most of the web sites are simply ignoring the Gecko and only optimise against Chromium.

Don’t get me wrong, I truly wish we had more completion and I hope those projects take off and with time become a viable alternative of Chromium but I am somehow doubtful.

But why limit this to console only, when this will be a full featured PC that can do so much more. Plus there are plenty of open source streaming tools like Moonlight and sunshine that can stream your game directly to your TV. You have Jellyfin for media streaming etc.

Looks very sleek

You should consider switching to some immutable distro like Silver Blue, uBlue, etc. for the peace of mind and the easiness to revert back to some stable system. I am currently using one in conjunction with Nix and it is truly a blessing.

I bought 512GB OLED and then immediately swapped the SSD to 2 Tb

The Steam saves, yes, the Steam deck would play them just fine.

Thanks, I will do exactly that then

Yes, I was thinking about that as well and even found some guide on how this can be done. Actually I was eyeing uBlue but it should be exactly the same procedure for both.

The other option is I guess to rebase the system to something like this https://github.com/wayblueorg/wayblue?tab=readme-ov-file which already provides the Hyprland.

Are there any particular advantages and disadvantages of both methods that I should be aware of?

Then do it yourself if you think this can be done so easily.

Great, but creating such an app would require someone to foot the bill for hosting user data, the web app and this can easily amount to quite a substantial sum. Not to mention that supporting this app would also be quite time consuming.

But maybe people elect politicians, and perhaps they should look for their constituents rights first? I know that’s an utopia, but imagine the world…

Try in what way?