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Author: Pollux <pollux@pollux.codes>
Date:   Fri, 11 Jul 2025 16:07:54 -0500

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diff --git a/content/now/index.md b/content/now/index.md @@ -18,20 +18,42 @@ move there. ### Desktop Ricing -Been doing this on and off for over three years now. I currently have a decent -setup with Hyprland on Gentoo Linux. It does most of what I need it too, -although sometimes it hiccups while trying to handle Zoom. +I used to be on Hyprland, but since the release of XLibre, I've switched back +to X and am currently using [dwm](https://dwm.suckless.org). I'm really +enjoying having the flexibility that X provides again. Wayland, almost by +design, makes it difficult to rice stuff properly. -I'm gradually packaging the different program configurations and will -eventually create a git repo here with my dotfiles in a nice, easy to work with -format. +Zoom works perfectly on X, even in the browser. I could never get that working +quite right on Wayland... + +I've also adopted many other programs in the suckless softwork suite, include +st, slock, and dmenu. Now that I am more familiar with C than I was when I last +tried to use them, the experience has been much more enjoyable and I cannot see +myself switching back. + +Also, in response to the recent unacceptable behavior on the part of RedHat, +freedesktop.org, and GNOME, I have decided to purge their software from my +system as much as conceivably possible. I have also started trying to remove +other sucky software from my computer. Currently, my system is completely free +of the following: + +- dbus +- gtk +- wayland +- pam +- polkit +- elogind +- plymouth ### Health -A friend from college helped me get started on lifting regularly, and it -started me on a journey of working on my health. I haven't exercised for a -couple weeks now, what with studying, graduating, and moving out of my college -dorm, but I will start again soon with my family. +I am currently working out four times a week, doing an upper-lower split. I am +aiming for a low rep range on most of my exercises, which is what I prefer, and +doesn't seem to affect my gains much. + +I plan to switch to an Arnold split (arms/shoulders, chest/back, legs) once I +move to go to graduate school, and to re-organize my exercise programming to +include more isolation exercises. ### Art