bitigchi

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by bitigchi 5y ago
Thanks for all the work! When do you think it would be production ready?
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by bitigchi 5y ago
I wish they'd allow configuring the keyboard layout, at least for most spoken languages of the world.
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by bitigchi 5y ago
You can open a bug report or post your findings to the mailing list.
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BBEdit 14(barebones.com)
17 points by bitigchi 5y ago|0 comments
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by bitigchi 5y ago
Reminded me of how Safari for Windows actually had a native Windows UI.
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by bitigchi 5y ago
I felt sorry for the laptop. I cannot imagine the working conditions it had to suffer. It's probably a dust haven inside, and the keyboard has never been cleaned once.
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by bitigchi 5y ago
There is no other third party text editor more efficient and lightweight than Notepad++ on Windows. I only use Notepad++ on Windows, to save my CPU cycles and RAM.
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by bitigchi 5y ago
It's pleasant to hear that lots of FOSS software benefited from this effort.
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by bitigchi 5y ago
I'd like to try, but it does not support translations. I prefer using software only in my native language.
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by bitigchi 5y ago
This makes it sound like only Pop_OS! has the applications listed for it and they are not available for macOS. It's also funny that macOS has application installs sorted and the Pop_OS side starts listing paths. :))
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by bitigchi 5y ago
I am not sure if it's only me, but as time passes I find myself using more and more simple Terminal stuff. No fancy air/earth lines, no fancy formatting, no fancy ligatures or typefaces.
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by bitigchi 5y ago
When did he reject? To my knowledge, he didn’t reject anything.
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by bitigchi 5y ago
Those patches were broken to begin with when submitted to Vim, and never got fixed until NeoVim was forked out of the blue. People generally don’t know the details of this, and blindly blame Bram.
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by bitigchi 5y ago
I think he does not like to go with the flow, but instead implement things the way he thinks best suited and best performant with Vim. I don't think he cares about NeoVim.
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by bitigchi 5y ago
It was the result of a poll: 1 - https://groups.google.com/g/vim_dev/c/__gARXMigYE/m/iskHVwgU... 2 - https://github.com/vim/vim/issues/3573
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by bitigchi 5y ago
No graphics acceleration yet though.
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by bitigchi 5y ago
2022 seems like it will be a great year for Haiku: - They have a (one) full-time developer working on the general stability of the system and better hardware and general driver support (and many more things) - X512 still tackling graphics a
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by bitigchi 5y ago
Oh Japan, never change.
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by bitigchi 5y ago
Sounds like a scene from Parks & Rec.
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by bitigchi 5y ago
Haiku is still alive, no need to look for other things in other OSs. :)
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by bitigchi 5y ago
Watch the latest Linus Tech Tips video about this.
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by bitigchi 5y ago
Their macOS download link is broken. Oh well.
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by bitigchi 5y ago
По-моему это только в Monterey. У меня ещё Big Sur -- но буду знать!
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by bitigchi 5y ago
Where is it? Can you add a screenshot?
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by bitigchi 5y ago
LOL. Not at all. Mac keyboard shortcuts are explicitly more reachable than its Windows counterparts. Try reaching alt+f4 versus command+w/q. Also macOS incorporates more keyboard shortcuts than any other OS. You will need to elaborate
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by bitigchi 5y ago
It's DoA for this reason. :)
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by bitigchi 5y ago
Elementary OS is anything but suitable for elderly or non-techie folks.
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by bitigchi 5y ago
Why would I want to run a whole web browser for shell access? Hard pass.
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by bitigchi 5y ago
Now if only someone did HQ Platinum style icons...
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by bitigchi 5y ago
It's just that no one got around to that yet, also a login screen without disk encryption does not mean much. For reference, there's a drive encryption[1] implementation on alpha status, but it needs to be merged and reworked into

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