callyral

This is assuming that the thought is translated into something each person can understand.

(technically not the right angle for this scene) (kinda rushed art but i still like it)

drawn using Krita

Mod: Customizable Player Models Game: Minecraft

This new player model i made is more detailed and even has digitigrade legs and a tail with 4 segments (not visible in the screenshot)

Game: Minecraft

Shaders: BSL Shaders

Mod: Customizable Player Models (Fabric)

alt text: Grayscale digital drawing of Cally (my furry character) standing in front of an edited version of the album art for Tally Hall's Good & Evil.

> hello, i am steve from minecraft

> i mine and craft

i don't have a public dotfiles repo, so here's some info

wallpaper: made by me artwork/meme in post: made by me

os: nixos music player: tauon music box art program (displays image): krita bar/dock: waybar window manager: swayfx

song being played: Miracle Musical - Time Machine

feel free to ask anything else :3

cross-posted from: https://pawb.social/post/6260688

Recently, I switched to NixOS and realised that there is no G'MIC plugin package for Krita.

There's this issue that was last active in October 2023.

I was wondering if anyone has managed to install this without using another package manager (such as Flatpak) or installing an AppImage manually, for system reproducibility, and I also don't wanna have two package managers in one system.

Ideally, there'd be a wrapper, so you could do something like:

{ pkgs, ... }: {
  programs.krita = {
    enable = true;
    gmic.enable = true;
    gmic.package = pkgs.krita.gmic-qt;
  };
}

Thoughts?

Related: is there some kind of guide on these program.<name> wrappers? What are they and where are they defined?

Recently, I switched to NixOS and realised that there is no G'MIC plugin package for Krita.

There's this issue that was last active in October 2023.

I was wondering if anyone has managed to install this without using another package manager (such as Flatpak) or installing an AppImage manually, for system reproducibility, and I also don't wanna have two package managers in one system.

Ideally, there'd be a wrapper, so you could do something like:

{ pkgs, ... }: {
  programs.krita = {
    enable = true;
    gmic.enable = true;
    gmic.package = pkgs.krita.gmic-qt;
  };
}

Thoughts?

Related: is there some kind of guide on these program.<name> wrappers? What are they and where are they defined?