SkullHex2

joined 1 year ago
[–] SkullHex2@lemmy.ml 4 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago)

Hey, welcome back to "Personal Space." I'm your host Phillip Jacobs, and let me tell you, I care about my personal space.
Whoa, whoa. Hey. Who's around me right now? Who's around me?
Now, why don't we step up here and everybody get stepped up and let's get some stepped-up personal space up in this place. Here we go.
We get a one, personal space.
Two, personal space.
Three, stay out of my personal space!!
Four, keep away from my personal space!!
Five, get outta dat personal space!
Six... Stay away from my personal space!!
Seven... keep away from dat personal space!!
Eight, personal space
Nine, personal space
You know, I take personal space pretty seriously, up to the point that I don't even care about this -- I'm not even interested in having this skin on my personal space.
Ohh, tune in next week… to the best show ever, the show we all grew and love -- "The Personal Space Show."

 

I have installed Bitwarden through its AppImage, and added a .desktop file to run it easily (and also to use a themed icon). Unfortunately, each time an update comes out, I need to manually update the file since it points directly to the older version

is there anything that can be done about this? I know of AppImageLauncher but I don't like it, I'd rather install the Flatpak for Bitwarden if that's the only solution. Another possible approach would be to have a script continuously running in the background, checking if the file Exec points to still exists.. but that imho is not very clean.
Do you have any insight?