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by goffi 5y ago
How does Textual compares to Urwid? And Rich to Blessed? I'm currently using my own implementation for style/colors and tables in my main CLI tool, including highlighting with Pygments, and I'm wondering if it would make sens
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by goffi 5y ago
> If the PinePhone isn't a good choice is there another good more FOSSy phone I can turn to? I am sick of Google, and I have neither the inclination nor funds to join the apple ecosystem, anything else I could do? Maybe have a look
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by goffi 5y ago
indeed the -s option helps, thanks for the tip.
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by goffi 5y ago
I've just realised after posting that the AUR package uses the git version, so it's actually normal that we have to use git version for austin-tui too and not the pypi one. Just if someone like me install the pypi version without
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by goffi 5y ago
Really nice tool to have in the toolbox, thanks for that. For the record I've installed Austin from AUR on Arch and austin-tui was not working (I've pinged the packager about that), and it was not working either with pypi version.
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by goffi 5y ago
I find OSM pretty good for POI actually. I'm using OSMAnd~ (the F-Droid version), and more often than not I can find directly a shop or restaurant by name without Internet activated. It's also great to find practical things like w
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by goffi 5y ago
this is the default stdlib with everything, you have tools to transpile only what you need and make it much smaller: https://www.brython.info/static_doc/en/import.html . Also after first launch it is stored in inde
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by goffi 5y ago
> Please consider reading the online documentation to start your Pynguin adventure. Nice wink to Penguin Adventure, brings back very old memories.
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by goffi 5y ago
you can get a convergence pack with more RAM (3GB) and storage and with a USB-C docking bar (that you can also buy separately). Once plugged, you have a desktop GNU/Linux, I've tested with Plasma Mobile and it's working quite
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by goffi 5y ago
you can do that right now with a PinePhone.
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by goffi 6y ago
I have one and I'm using Lineage OS 17.1, and it's absolutely smooth, working great. Thanks a lot for people behind that, this tablet is perfect for our usage (music, radio, web, and some apps + test device for app development), a
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by goffi 6y ago
XMPP does work well in the browser, you can connect using websocket nowadays, and we have some really good web clients (Converse.js or Movim for instance).
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by goffi 6y ago
You should have a look at Python-for-Android, it's maintained and works quite well. https://python-for-android.readthedocs.io
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by goffi 6y ago
> It seems like you are confusing two pieces of software: There is Baloo, which is the KDE file indexer. And then there is Akonadi, Oh right, seeing those Gio in my ~/.local/share/akonadi, I was supposing that it was for f
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by goffi 6y ago
I'm using KDE for years, and it's a great collection of software. The main issue I have about performances is Akonadi, it's eating CPU, memory and lot of disk space (and I have disabled files indexing in settings, as I don&#x
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by goffi 6y ago
yes I'm aware of it, I'm deeply involved in XMPP community (XSF member) and have met Kaidan devs a couple of times (it's a promising client BTW). My client (Salut à Toi) predates Kaidan by years and is not focusing only on in
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by goffi 6y ago
> I hope this answers all your questions. yes thanks a lot! I'm considering getting this phone to port the XMPP client I'm working on on FOSS mobile OSes.
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by goffi 6y ago
Great to see that, congratulations to everybody involved. Is the hardware of Pinephone considered stable? How is the development on such platform, the same a on Desktop GNU/Linux? Do we have a permission system similar to Android? Can
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by goffi 6y ago
there is already ogv.js for that.
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by goffi 6y ago
> One example is using a custom search engine, with vim-vixen it'll just continue to use Google while tridactyl works fine, Hi, I'm using vim-vixen with DuckDuckGo without problem. I just have "duckduckgo" set in sear
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by goffi 6y ago
In comparison to Python-for-Android with Kivy, the main thing that jumps out at me is the use of native UI (Kivy has its own UI, with KivyMD for Material Design theme). Is it possible to use Python libraries with C dependencies (it's p
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by goffi 6y ago
If you're doing Python, you may have a look at Kivy, it's not native UI, but it's quite nice, and can be run on all major platforms. On Android it's not perfect though, as you have to deal with bigger starting time (Pyth
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by goffi 6y ago
you can check https://github.com/brython-dev/brython/wiki/How%20Brython%20...
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by goffi 6y ago
just a correction for my comment above, I should have written "Brython feels like a Python interpreter", but it's transpiling to JS too, the difference is that it's done directly in the browser (it's also possible a
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by goffi 6y ago
AFAIK (Brython devs can correct if necessary) it's transpiled live and stored in indexedDB, so after first run it's already transpiler. You can also transpile using CLI to have directly JS. edit: it's indexedDB, not localStor
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by goffi 6y ago
White I agree with you about modern JS, using Python in the browser has a few advantages: - it can be the same language as the backend, that's a huge advantage (no need to change context, you can more easily have the team for backend a
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by goffi 6y ago
Brython feels like a Python interpreter (it's actually transpiling to javascript with a thin compatibility layer, cf. https://github.com/brython-dev/brython/wiki/How%20Brython%20... ), you can use Python
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Sick of Using JavaScript for the Web? Use Browser Python Instead(medium.com)
1 points by goffi 6y ago|0 comments
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An actual history of Python on Android(blog.kivy.org)
1 points by goffi 6y ago|0 comments
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by goffi 7y ago
I see, so you can verify but it's not by default. What happens if you add a new device (e.g. a tablet so a new fingerprint, which is different from changing main device where the original fingerprint changes)? Is the new fingerprint ac

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