Completly off topic, but English is such a frustrating written language. Re-read (is that past-tense or future-tense? unimportant!) the first part of the headline several times because I was reading:

Alphabet shares (as in file share) record (as in Guiness World) their worst day ever

Then pausing to try and decide if my brain was melting or there was a grammatical error; turns out I just read it poorly!

Whoever decided things like they’re, their, there should all sound the same, and read, read should look the same; I wish them the worst day on record.

But but… we never thought the robot dogs would eat our face!

A super intelligent comment if you will.

I believe the defining feature of the metroidvania genre is that it’s essentially an open world, but certain paths are barred by the need of a specific item/movement mechanic. Like “you need to learn double jump to reach the high platform that lets you access this new area”.

Where as Dark Souls immediately lets you wander into the graveyard or spooky ghost area and get your ass handed to you repeatedly until you wonder, oh maybe this wasn’t the best path!

I haven’t used kate but does it not have some sort of easy search?

ex. pacman -Qm to list AUR packages; should display the 3/4 pkgs you have installed. Then just search in kate for those 3/4 results?

Alternatively cat & grep in the terminal is pretty straight forward.

That is if it’s 3/4 pkgs that are from AUR, but if someone has hundreds installed that is a bigger issue on its own.

woah now; I also share the debian iso! ✌🏼