Bryan Hyland

Yeah, I actually have contributed some code to libcosmic.

If you have seen the spin button, I actually revamped that when libcosmic was about to go into...

alpha actually a little bit after alpha and i actually revamped it because i didn't like the way that it worked um so uh when i did that i actually actually created a uh a vertical variant of it as well so oh nice that's uh that's my little creation there and then because it was a

breaking change I had to go through and fix some cosmic settings and contribute back with that as well I figure if I broke it I should fix it really you didn't just want to leave it kind of kind of janky

Yeah, that is what I am currently working on.

I am the first contributor that they have asked to do a core component, and I am actually, I would say, about 95% done.

I'm just waiting on System76 to officially test it and give me back some bug reports so I can fix those and then turn it over to them.

Yeah, that's correct.

And actually, I hide my SSID here at home as well.

I actually have a whole bunch of cybersecurity certifications and stuff.

Nice.

As well as my bachelor's is actually in cybersecurity and information assurance.

So I've got all kinds of VLANs and stuff and have different Wi-Fi networks.

And our main internal network is actually a hidden SSID.

And that's where that Wi-Fi CLI came up.

And I hate using NMCLI.

It's a...

It is.

It is security by obscurity.

It doesn't mean that, you know, if somebody knows what they're doing, they can still do whatever they want to do as long as they understand how it works.