I decided to have another build of coreboot. This time on a desktop system.
Why desktop? because it offers more freedom than laptop.
For the hardware, I got:
Been trying out Typst for generating documents. It's a lot of fun!
Not only that the syntax is much cleaner than LaTeX, it's much easier to script.
One thing I couldn't do with LaTeX is loading data from a YAML.
With Typst, it already have a function for loading YAML, as well as some well defined data structures for list and dictionary
All I had to do was to load the YAML and run the data thru for-loops, with each loop iteration thru template to put the right data in the right place.
Unfortunately for now there's a bunch of features missing, with some in progress. I definitely could use custom fonts.
As my VPS subscription was approaching its end, I decided to switch to another provider. While at it, I thought to myself: why not switch Linux distro as well?
First, I updated the current one to its latest
# dnf update
# rebootThen I tried the version upgrade
# dnf in...This is basically done by minimizing the amount of data transfered one way or another.
This is the simplest.
I simply used ImageMagick to convert the format by running:
convert favicon.ico favicon.pngThen I replaced the old favicon with
mv f...I got an X200 a long time ago before I got deeper into all this corebooted Thinkpad affair. As you may (or not) know, the iconic X200 is one of the few first corebooted Thinkpad.
The one I got came with coreboot already. Seems the previous owner decided it would be a good idea to cut off the WWAN...
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