I found with that revealjs slides can be exported to pdf via their tools menu, and print it. It worked on Firefox. True that it’s a manual step. But no need to rely on a headless browser as soon as you don’t want to script it.

https://quarto.org/docs/presentations/revealjs/presenting.ht...

I also prefer Mac with Nix over homebrew.

On a similar case AWS DMS did not work for my team and we proceeded with pglogical.

Although it has some limitations it worked pretty well, and personally I like that it is cloud agnostic. Definitively I would recommend to consider pglogical first.

I came back to fvwm, previously using cwm and spectrwm, just because I found annoying to lose control of my wm after sharing screen on zoom (a must have due to working remotely). Very happy with it, particularly after giving it a old school unix twist with https://github.com/yaoguai/fvwm-min

I’m very happy with pass too.

I used it as a replacement for openjdk 8, and I was very happy with the results. Keep in mind there are a few attributes that differ, but the documentation was very clear on that.

Jenkins

Jenkinsfiles. Helps a lot when growing to more environments, toolset versioning in the code and environment reproducibility via Docker containers. Also best practice is to fork the Dockerfiles and build and host your own images in a registry.

Pass encrypted passwords are kept in your computer, which I find safer than web based solutions. Optionally you can use git to share passwords between computers but you still need the gpg2 keys from the original repo.

Huh? Keepass is just an encrypted XML file. No GPG or remote storage required.

You can setup a password store with Pass to use multiple keys – much better than sharing keys among multiple devices.