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Great! This is a great use of these AI tools, it makes things so much easier if you have a base understanding of the task at hand. glhf with your project!
You know what I think would be really funny?
Replace bash with a new cli called Gpt-cli, allow gpt to run bash commands then ask it nicely to do things with your computer for you
Bonus points for giving it a personality that makes it sabotage you or argue with you and refuse to so things for you
I would definitely need the final say in any commands it decides to run on my system. But, this sounds like a fun game to play in a pretend shell that won't nuke my drive if it gets pissy, lol
Where's the fun in that though?
The idea was more that you run it in a VM as a game, see how long you can use it for before wanting to throw it out a window
Similar to suicide linux https://github.com/tiagoad/suicide-linux
I'm not at home to check but I could've swore I had something like this installed.
maybe you were thinking of this?
That's a nice one but I was actually thinking of ShellGPT: https://linux.how2shout.com/shellgpt-install-and-use-chatgpt-in-ubuntu-linux-terminal/#8_Use_ChatGPT_in_Ubuntu_Linux_Terminal
By now there's likely a dozen tools like this.
I love it when I ask it to write a complicated thing and I expect like a multiline complicated thing into thing piped into another in a loop with a ton of if else, and it just goes like
read <<<$2| grep -diwzG 69> ${^awk 'printf $$3'}
or something, and it does exactly what I wanted it to do
Cool thanks for that, I've honestly never fiddled with Open SUSE, I gravitated to Linux Mint a while back and like that it's still under constant development.
Hey there! I’ve heard that open suse has a GUI for everything, including an almost windows like control panel and advanced system utilities that are GUI for everything! The channel “The Linux Experiment” did a video on it not that long ago
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