Corsome

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by Corsome 3y ago
I have the same experience. In my case everything worked fine out of the box (after several test installs of Arch). The best distro for a new Linux user is actually the same distro your best friend uses. When things get dire it's good
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by Corsome 3y ago
Only as a last resort when no alternative is available. Fortunately this is rare since we've got plenty of options available.
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by Corsome 3y ago
I'm using both and they are very similar. The free jitsi service shouldn't be really used in a comparison as self hosted works miles better (at least in my experience).
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by Corsome 3y ago
while(true) { switch(*ip) { //arithmetics (+,-,*...): case PLUS: ds.push(ds.pop() + ds.pop()); ++ip; //stack manipulation (drop,swap,rot...): case DROP: ds.pop(); ++ip; ... Hmm.
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by Corsome 3y ago
Dino.im crashes too frequently for my tastes. It also doesn't have an official Windows version. Gajim looks outdated and the update procedure broke several times (I know the authors are working hard to modernize it though). iOS story i
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by Corsome 3y ago
proc echoLine(): void = discard Discard looks cool! I'm Rust I had to use the unimpl macro crate [0] to get sane error messages. It would be good if that was build in though. [0]: https://crates.io/crates&#x2F
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by Corsome 3y ago
Matrix has well maintained clients and the overall experience is smooth especially for non technical people. Source: I use XMPP and Matrix daily.
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by Corsome 3y ago
Do you use Conduit daily yourself? I'm wondering if it's stable for daily use.
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by Corsome 3y ago
Agreed with most of the points raised here although reproducible images are currently hard to achieve due to technical reasons on how docker builder operates. See https://medium.com/nttlabs/bit-for-bit-reproducible-buil
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by Corsome 3y ago
Is it really a one man show? It looks like Beef Lang has excellent home page https://www.beeflang.org/ and I never heard about it until now.