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personal/tech/Themes I like.md

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+
+# We'll call this shell purple
+Primary background: \#1E2030
+alternate background: \##191b29
+Text color: \#C0CAF5
+Cyan Highlights: \#0DB9D7
+
+# Pipe's Nord
+https://github.com/PipeItToDevNull/PLN
+Primary background: \#3b4252
+
+red: \#bf616a;
+orange: \#d08770;
+yellow-light: \#ebcb8b;
+yellow-dark: \#e4b860;
+green: \#a3be8c;
+purple: \#b48ead;
+sea-green: \#8fbcbb;
+cyan: \#88c0d0;
+frost: \#81a1c1;
+blue: \#5e81ac;
+salmon: \#FC6E68;
+
+# 47c Deep Purple
+Dark background: \#180c34
+Lighter background: \#281c44

personal/tech/Understanding how to handle paths for Ash.md

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+#notes #programming #rust
+
+
+Absolute paths function as intended
+`cd .` takes you to the bianary location
+#### Relative Paths
+- Paths that are relative can be appended to the current dir
+- `..` should strip the directory before it from the path
+- `.` can be entirely removed from the absolute path and the endpoint will not be changed
+
+
+### The Solution:
+As it turns out, both Windows and Unix have prebuilt functions that handle cleaning up paths, that are implemented under `std::fs::canonicalize` https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/fs/fn.canonicalize.html

personal/tech/WiFi not working after pacman -Syu.md

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+#laptop
+#documentation
+#issue
+#closed
+#linux 
+02/02/2022
+
+ Because wifi was broken by a pacman update, I’m reverting to an older point in the repos(01/01/2022).
+
+When updating via pacman -Syyuu, `error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
+
+:: installing expat (2.4.2-1) breaks dependency 'expat=2.4.4' required by lib32-expat
+
+:: installing libcap (2.62-1) breaks dependency 'libcap=2.63' required by lib32-libcap` is returned. 
+
+`lib32-expat ` is an xml parser library [Arch WIki](https://archlinux.org/packages/multilib/x86_64/lib32-expat/), and lib32-libcap is some posix document `[arch wiki](https://archlinux.org/packages/multilib/x86_64/lib32-libcap/)`. 
+
+  
+
+New solution: downgrade lib32-libcap(2.63-1 to 2.62-1) and lib32-expat(2.4.4-1 to 2.4.2-1)
+
+Was going to use expat 2.4.3 but caused dependency issues with the 64 bit version. V2 successfully worked
+
+  
+
+sudo pacman -U /var/cache/pacman/pkg/[PACKAGE].pkg.tar.zst
+
+  
+
+After the above downgrade, `sudo pacman -Syyuu` with “y” on skip the lib32-expat and lib32-libcap worked, but returned 
+
+error: failed to commit transaction (conflicting files)
+
+hwids: /usr/share/hwdata/pci.ids exists in filesystem (owned by hwdata)
+
+hwids: /usr/share/hwdata/pnp.ids exists in filesystem (owned by hwdata)
+
+hwids: /usr/share/hwdata/usb.ids exists in filesystem (owned by hwdata)
+
+[referenced documentation for below as on garuda forums](https://forum.garudalinux.org/t/help-cant-upgrade/16237/2)
+
+Couldn’t figure out how to fix above issue, attempting a different date(15).
+
+  
+
+ ISSUE CLOSED.
+
+Solution, using the rollback repos to rollback to 2022/01/15

personal/tech/unable to connect to wpa-enterprise via iwd.md

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+#laptop 
+#issue 
+#open
+#linux