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@@ -26,13 +26,6 @@ Makes all websites default to a mode, and provides an easy toggle. :END: The most ubiquitous content/ad blocker, reliable as ever. -* I added a cute table of links :note:skylarcloud: -:PROPERTIES: -:ID: 07f82ac3-4a37-41d8-adc6-58d420ec4362 -:PUBDATE: 2025-04-03 Thu 05:40 -:END: -There's a new table of links at the top of my feed and homepage. It's just an org table with some options to give it a border, and some hyperlinks with emojis. I used these options for the table: ~#+ATTR_HTML: :rules all :frame border :align center~ - * Prepping for v2 of my salt repo :note:qubes: :PROPERTIES: :ID: 04b2c85d-8339-46b5-a123-180ed526bb25 @@ -71,9 +64,9 @@ Here's ~/srv/user_salt/pkgs/st.sls~ as an example. It takes a binary file that's #+begin_src salt # Installs my build of st terminal -/usr/bin/st: +/usr/bin/st: # This is where the binary will be placed file.managed: - - source: salt://pkgs/bin/st.bin + - source: salt://pkgs/bin/st.bin # Source of binary - user: root - group: root - mode: 777 @@ -84,13 +77,13 @@ Here's ~/srv/user_salt/pkgs/st.sls~ as an example. It takes a binary file that's :ID: 98e7e2ec-b88b-4a92-a065-5876a4f7c0ed :END: -Here's ~/srv/user_salt/pkgs/signal.sls~ as an example. It starts by installing some dependencies using the most common ~pkg.installed~ method, then moves an install script ~/srv/user_salt/pkgs/install-scripts/signal-repo.sh~ into a qube and executes it to install the Signal messenger. +Here's ~/srv/user_salt/pkgs/signal.sls~ as an example. It places an installation script, ~/srv/user_salt/pkgs/install-scripts/signal-repo.sh~ into a qube and executes it to install the Signal messenger. #+begin_src salt ... signal--repo-script: - file.managed: # file.managed lets you place files from your salt repo into qubes + file.managed: - name: /usr/bin/install-repo # this is where the installation script is placed - source: salt://pkgs/install-scripts/signal-repo.sh # This is where the installation script was sourced - user: root # sets the owner of the file, you can usually default to root |