2025/10/19 - about:config Firefox¶
Removed any lines pulling any kde related software from nixconfig.
If you go to about:config in firefox, you can edit a lot more attributes than the settings menu usually allows for.
I wanted it to stop trying to restore the previous session, as it always seemed to do when I open it.
It turns out that this isn't the intended behaviour, it is supposed to only attempt to restore the previous session after a crash. But to close firefox, I don't use the X, I use a Gnome keybinding to kill the process, this must count as a crash in Firefox's eyes.
In about:config there is a field browser.sessionstore.resume_from_crash which is set to true by default. Changing this to false and now my Firefox always opens my homepage (this website). Beautiful.
The journal helper from yesterday is formatting the dates in YYYY/MM/DD, this was a mistake I will fix now.
Made a zsh function for cd'ing into the WoW addon directories, with a nice option for you to choose between classic and retail.
wowcd() {
emulate -L zsh -o errexit -o nounset -o pipefail
local wowbase="$HOME/Omni/Ludi/drive_c/Program Files (x86)/World of Warcraft"
local flavor="${1:-}"
case "${flavor:l}" in
retail|r|_retail_)
flavor="_retail_"
;;
classic|era|_classic_era_|c|e)
flavor="_classic_era_"
;;
"")
print "Choose WoW flavor:"
print " 1) Classic Era (default)"
print " 2) Retail"
read "?Enter number [default 1]: " choice
case "${choice:-1}" in
1|"") flavor="_classic_era_";;
2) flavor="_retail_";;
*)
print "Invalid choice; defaulting to Classic Era."
flavor="_classic_era_"
;;
esac
;;
*)
print -u2 -- "Unknown flavor: ${1}. Use 'retail' or 'classic'."
return 2
;;
esac
local target="${wowbase}/${flavor}/Interface/AddOns"
if [[ -d "$target" ]]; then
cd -- "$target"
print -- "→ ${PWD}"
else
print -u2 -- "Missing directory: $target"
return 1
fi
}
¶
wowcd() {
emulate -L zsh -o errexit -o nounset -o pipefail
local wowbase="$HOME/Omni/Ludi/drive_c/Program Files (x86)/World of Warcraft"
local flavor="${1:-}"
case "${flavor:l}" in
retail|r|_retail_)
flavor="_retail_"
;;
classic|era|_classic_era_|c|e)
flavor="_classic_era_"
;;
"")
print "Choose WoW flavor:"
print " 1) Classic Era (default)"
print " 2) Retail"
read "?Enter number [default 1]: " choice
case "${choice:-1}" in
1|"") flavor="_classic_era_";;
2) flavor="_retail_";;
*)
print "Invalid choice; defaulting to Classic Era."
flavor="_classic_era_"
;;
esac
;;
*)
print -u2 -- "Unknown flavor: ${1}. Use 'retail' or 'classic'."
return 2
;;
esac
local target="${wowbase}/${flavor}/Interface/AddOns"
if [[ -d "$target" ]]; then
cd -- "$target"
print -- "→ ${PWD}"
else
print -u2 -- "Missing directory: $target"
return 1
fi
}
I also noticed that my dotfiles in ~/.OS/ are not actually symlinked. So they weren't being backed up to git. I have corrected this as below:
Λ ~/.OS cp ~/.zsh* .
Λ ~/.OS ls -a
. .aliases .git nixos .zshFunctions .zshrc
.. bin hyprland README.md .zsh_history
Λ ~/.OS rm .zsh_history
Λ ~/.OS ls -a
. .. .aliases bin .git hyprland nixos README.md .zshFunctions .zshrc
Λ ~/.OS cp ~/.aliases .
Λ ~/.OS nvim .aliases
Λ ~/.OS nvim .zshFunctions
Λ ~/.OS rm ~/.zshrc
Λ ~/.OS ln -sfn ~/.OS/.zshrc ~/.zshrc
Λ ~/.OS rm ~/.aliases
Λ ~/.OS ln -sfn ~/.OS/.aliases ~/.aliases
Λ ~/.OS rm ~/.zshFunctions
Λ ~/.OS ln -sfn ~/.OS/.zshFunctions ~/.zshFunctions
Λ ~/.OS sz
...
Λ ~/.OS sz
Having fun?
Λ ~/.OS
sz is just an alias I made for source ~/.zshrc that will echo a random remark when you do it.