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It's a feature of kitty, enabled by adding the following to kitty.conf: cursor_trail 1

@@ajsrf Thanks for the feedback!

@@spicy_wizard I wasn’t able to use it, but I didn’t try to troubleshoot at all. HyDE included a screenshot utility, which is what I’ve been using.

Thanks! As featured in this video, it's a feature of Kitty, enabled by adding the following to kitty.conf: cursor_trail 1

@@felipefmavelar lol hard to say. This was recorded using a series of keyboard macros, so the actions are performed unnaturally fast. The refresh rate of the monitor is 240hz while the recording was in 60FPS. I’m not certain of the precise reason, but I’d guess that a combination of these factors is what’s causing the video to appear this way.

yea bro

no

yes u are a big help!

@ Thanks!

Thanks!

@@kasemj1401 Sure. Maybe double check that the repo you cloned is the newer HyDE Project repo, and not the older hyprdots repo.

thank you for your help. i was on the old one , I cloned the new one and it works :)

@ You’re welcome 🙂

@@greymzx Thanks!

yes

Absolutely, we are trying to get you monetized for all the hard work.

I would simply lower the background music some :) the first few seconds of the video are basically the perfect level, but then the music really cranks up and is nearly matching your voice level throughout the entire video.

Yup, wonderful job!!!

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He literally said those open ports that are listening are probably nothing to be concerned about, as they're services used to maintain the system. The issue here is with the outgoing connections, the ones marked as ESTABLISHED and TIME_WAIT. Those are connections made to outside IP addresses sending or receiving undisclosed information, even though the user never asked for it.

@@RudyBleeker im critiquing the video being misleading because the focus is not on open ports, its on connections. The connections marked ESTABLISHED and TIME_WAIT are not open ports. I was annoyed it said open ports in the title and then in the video talks about how open ports on Windows are harmless because they are there for administration purposes, and then about general connections not actually open ports. Regarding open ports: If this is a fresh install and windows was set to open ports, that is a major security concern. You might say it's fine on your home LAN, but if you bring it to a cafe on public wifi that's a entrypoint for hackers. ANY open ports is not good security and should be disabled (for general PC users). Regarding the other connections: Windows is spying on you, there's no privacy on windows. We all know that. I've not had windows on my own personal hardware since I've had my own laptop (nixos btw). I'm not shilling for microsoft, I'm annoyed that this video is misleading especially for something presented as something educational. Btw if you are really curious what it's doing I suggest using wireshark on windows and seeing what's up. It's probably encrypted but it's good education

Thanks for the info. I respectfully disagree, the video title asks which OS opens more ports on boot; and not only is this answered in the video, additional information is also provided 🤷‍♂️

No conclusions have been drawn, but Windows definitely has more ports open and more network communication by default 🙂

Bitwarden/Vaultwarden self-hosted.

Hyprland.conf isn't that hard to edit but I still need to install waybar with it's icons and set hyprland to use it

Builds character lol

yeah, I'm currently on ubuntu and didn't even tried to get hyprland to work on it. Going to try out arch with archinstall soon.

@@Web-Dev-Codi If you’re going to dual boot and you don’t have a drive dedicated to installing Arch, you’d probably need to partition manually, which could result in lost data if not done correctly. If you do have a dedicated drive, Systemd (or grub) can be configured to do what you’ve described, but it may not be as simple as selecting an option and may require editing configuration files or entering a series of commands. TLDR: if you’re not prepared to spend 12+ hours fixing things, it’s probably not worth it. I would try setting up a dual boot VM first to ensure everything works properly before doing it on actual hardware. And definitely back your data up before any of this. Good luck!

@@super4nonymous I have successfully installed Arch. I went down the manual partitioning and formatting. It was intense, but I got it done. I am glad I made the switch from Ubuntu. Everything feels more fluid and natural for software installation etc. I'll be testing gaming within Arch and eventually ditch windows. Thank you for the reply.

@ 🥳 You’re welcome!

@@sakshyamrijal531 Thanks! One of the reasons I enjoy making UA-cam videos is that people sometimes point out things I didn’t know and probably wouldn’t have figured out for a long time 🙂

After some thought, is this actually faster immediately after installation before rebooting though? If I want to get from archiso to HyDE with as few commands as possible. Wouldn't I need to install paru / yay and then run paru -S hyde-cli-git and then hyde-install? Whereas by cloning the HyDE repo, It's the same number of commands as installing yay/paru, and yay/paru are consequently installed with number choices. So it's one clone of a repo, then 1/enter 2/enter, etc.

@@super4nonymous then it would go something like this:- 1. put cargo in additional packages. 2. In installed system, cargo install paru && paru -S hyde-cli-git && Hyde-install. In case of command not found, replace paru with ~/.cargo/bin/paru. It saves us from remembering the git URL. In the end it's all about perspective

@@super4nonymous I used to do it via hyprdots git repo It took a couple of tries before I could spell prasanthrangan properly. It's frustrating at times but well...... The more you mess around, the more you find out. I'm no pro at this. Cheers mate.

When you switch theme all theme related package and scripts runs at once. So yeah it will lag a bit.

​@@samuelnick9190Also he's in a vm

Yeah bro

first time linux user here

Got to 16:35 and just had to turn it off, sorry bro hands up

@@Chazzie13 Does that mean you watched the entire video?

I'm back to learning arch/hyprland thanks to you, actually.

😂 I've been thinking about making a manual installation video.