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www-gem words: sharing my Linux experience with you · Feb 10, 2023

Organization: basis for a healthy system

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We always aim at keeping our system fast, efficient, and eye candy but the more we use it the more mess we create. If one will often try to keep everything visible clean, a more incidental mess inevitably accumulate. Hence it’s important to make sure to maintain our packages as up to date as possible while removing the unnecessary ones (including dependencies) but another good practice is to…

We always aim at keeping our system fast, efficient, and eye candy but the more we use it the more mess we create. If one will often try to keep everything visible clean, a more incidental mess inevitably accumulate. Hence it’s important to make sure to maintain our packages as up to date as possible while removing the unnecessary ones (including dependencies) but another good practice is to keep your config files organized. Everyone should know that the structure of the code in your files is critical and you can help yourself with this task by splitting your code to access it and maintain it more easily.

Even though I certainly do not pretend to have the ultimate solution, I try my best to organize things in a convenient way to me so let’s take two examples of my personal configurations.

Read on www-gem.codeberg.page

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