Ctrl+D sends EOF, which also closes the shell, but is less to write.

Just tested it (GNU coreutils 9.8 on nixos, root on zfs) and .. still exists in /, but seems to be the same as .

Is it bottom layer in wayland terminology (the one for bars and stuff)? In that case I think gtk4-layer-shell is the answer.

You could give the home partition two keys, one stored on the root as you described and the other stored somwhere else/remembered.

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Maybe check out nix. It can be installed on any distro and if you install (temporarily but cached) the app trough nix shell you can then just clean the dependencies with nix store gc.

Thank you for enlightening me to the existance of qalc

And while you’re at it, install a third distro

How do you set this up? Do you use two seperate apps or are there apps that integrate both?

Bash titty why?

Check out ntify, it might fit your use case

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os.del_universe()

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