Well, that was a longer break than expected. I haven't written something in over two months, but the site hasn't exactly been sitting still. Apparently owning a personal site doesn't automatically mean updating it...
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Like microblog, but even smaller.
yeah, so... i haven't posted anything here since june 26. not cus i've been doing nothing though. Quite the opposite actually. i've been messing around with way too many things, as usual.
I tried omarchy for a bit(ofcourse did a dual boot, i cant live without arch + hyprland). Pretty cool, ngl, but arch is just better. sorry, i mean not sorry.
Then there was rust idk why i started learing rust lmao. i think i just wanted to look into things apart form python and try something completely different. And speaking of python... I broke python. which is honestly impressive considering python had done absolutely nothing wrong.
Then came KDE incident. i thought, "hmm, let's try KDE Plasma." idk why! i had tried it earlier 🙃 so i installed it. then i disabled Hyprland. then i rebooted like a chad and found myself with no DE or WM. Brilliant. eventually i got everything back, but yeah... turns out i can't live without Arch + Hyprland tbh, this is probably why i haven't been posting much. i'm constantly tinkering with something. dotfiles, configs, terminal... something broke?, something works perfectly? better change it anyway.
- i don't think i'm ever going to reach a point where i'm "done" with my setup and honestly? i don't want to.
IF it works, leave it alone, IF you are me, touch it anyway.
Finally uploaded my dotfiles to GitHub.
Everything is now properly organized with stow. No more symlink chaos!
Shifted my site from arkovyx.netlify.app to arkovyx.github.io.
Netlify had some token limit issues which I didn't want to deal with. GitHub Pages gives me way better management of the site and is overall the best way to host without owning your own server.
No more build limits. No more token nonsense. Just push and deploy.
Plus, everything is in one place now — code, hosting, and deployment. Clean and simple.