General Objective is to come up with a place for app reviews for the FOSS community.
Like so many users, we use FDroid for Android. It is great, and nice, and not without its own faults or certain things it is lacking. One thing its lacking, especially when you compare it to other “app stores” is a review sections. Granted, the objective of FDroid is not to provide a review and scores.
SSH Config I am not exactly sure where to put this post, as I am using this more for git, but this is its own topic, that is SSH. The issue that I am running across is having multiple SSH keys for different purposes, and how to organize them and use them properly in the SSH config.
This will be more advanced and not how to use or setup the SSH Config file ( typically located at ~/.
Just writing to put my thoughts about some ‘Oh-my-zsh’ plugins.
For those that have a ZSH, I recommend getting ‘Oh-My-Zsh’. I am particular about the view of my command line, as everyone is, and this just helps me customize it. See over for how to setup ‘Oh-My-Zsh’. There is a “Powershell” version which I used and also recommend, I actually heard about that one before ‘Oh-My-Zsh’. The Powershell is ‘Oh-My-PSH’, “PSH” being an abbreviation for “PowerShell”.
Git Client Update This is different than downloading or updating the Git Client, Git Server or Git 3rd Party tool (such as Ankh, TortoiseGit, TFS, GitLab, GitKraken, GLO, GitHub Desktop or VisualEyes). This is just for the core of git that many of those will rest upon. Often, those tools will rely on this foundation in order to run properly or for certain commands. Sometimes, some of the tools come with their own install bundled within the software to ensure compatibility and not rely on the local install and not have the private installed accessible outside of the tool.