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by jgillich 10y ago
FLAVOUR: Server, some desktops HEADLINE: New command line installer DESCRIPTION: The cli installer inherited from Debian needs to be modernized. It is ugly, asks too many questions and has some weird behavior, for example when not configuri
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by jgillich 10y ago
Nautilus does support that: https://help.gnome.org/users/gnome-help/stable/nautilus-conn... I'm not sure what version of Nautilus Ubuntu is on though.
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by jgillich 10y ago
Linux is a trademark, toothpaste is not, that's the difference. You could definitely trademark "Black Colgate", "Ubuntu Linux" and "container linux", the latter two via the Linux sublicensing program the c
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by jgillich 10y ago
I will do that the day it becomes publicly available, but no sooner because I'm serious about Termbox being open source.
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by jgillich 10y ago
I'm not involved with Hyper/HyperContainer, I'm just a user and recently started contributing. I've had hyperd silently crashing once, and the API and tooling is a bit rough, but these things can be fixed. No complaints
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by jgillich 10y ago
That's odd, probably a bug in preact but I can't reproduce it. I've deployed a fix nonetheless.
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by jgillich 10y ago
I'm not going to rent a $500 server just to handle the HN traffic spike, sorry. Capacity will be expanded over time, but only after the service pays for itself (either through ads or paid features).
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by jgillich 10y ago
Not if you use the preselected Ubuntu. ;)
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by jgillich 10y ago
There's a comparison table here: https://hypercontainer.io/why-hyper.html
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by jgillich 10y ago
Probably not, but I haven't really bothered to look into that, it should really be using HTTP instead.
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by jgillich 10y ago
The server has limited resources of 32GB RAM, so sorry if you're not getting in. The good news is that you can install it on your own hardware, it's all open source: https://github.com/termbox/termbox
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by jgillich 10y ago
Interesting, what browser and OS are you using?
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by jgillich 10y ago
It uses tmux for session management, so you can press Ctrl+b and [ to scroll with the arrow keys and page up/down. But this is definitely something I will try to fix soon.
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by jgillich 10y ago
Welp, I've temporarily reduced the duration to 1h, should free up some slots. Here's a screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/UsRgXhD.png
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by jgillich 10y ago
Termbox is somewhat similar to the recently announced dply.co, but I think our approach is much better for the following reasons: * The interface is super streamlined. Open the page, confirm captcha, click launch - boom, you got a terminal.
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Show HN: Termbox – Launch a Linux terminal with two clicks(termbox.io)
69 points by jgillich 10y ago|57 comments
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by jgillich 10y ago
Prose[1] makes editing static sites quite easy. Unfortunately, the last time I tried it, it had lots of bugs and missing features, but seeing that there's been quite a lot of activity recently that might have changed. [1]: http:/
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by jgillich 10y ago
Npm doesn't actually enforce this field, unless engine-strict is set (off by default).
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by jgillich 10y ago
A few months ago, I wrote something similar with the goal to test on multiple Linux distributions: https://github.com/jgillich/chimera It however doesn't execute the containers simultaneously, that is really cool!
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Sandstorm for Work Beta: LDAP, SAML, Organization Management(sandstorm.io)
131 points by jgillich 11y ago|17 comments
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by jgillich 11y ago
GitLab itself doesn't run on OS X. To try it, you can simply sign up on gitlab.com, it runs the enterprise edition.
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by jgillich 11y ago
Only if you want specific titles, there are a lot of Linux games on Steam these days (117 out of 231 of my games work on Linux).
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by jgillich 11y ago
I don't think the issue is that they don't want to pay, but that they don't realize they can. Often, when a open source solution lacks some required feature, a proprietary one is chosen. Paying the developer to implement that
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Show HN: Chimera, easy multi-container testing with Docker(github.com)
2 points by jgillich 11y ago|0 comments
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by jgillich 11y ago
Using sudo with npm is not required, you can configure it to store things in your user dir: echo "prefix=$HOME/.npm-packages" >> ~/.npmrc
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by jgillich 11y ago
Blogger hasn't seen any development in years. I expect Google to shut it down when enough users have left.
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Windows 10 Shares Your Wi-Fi with Contacts(krebsonsecurity.com)
3 points by jgillich 11y ago|2 comments
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by jgillich 12y ago
Agreed, even more so because RedHat doesn't just backport security fixes, but also features (one example is the btrfs stuff in RHEL6, which, according to a developer, is from Linux ~3.8 IIRC).
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Valve to show off Khronos glNext at GDC next month(kitguru.net)
1 points by jgillich 12y ago|0 comments
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The world's first strategy open world MMO game for programmers(indiegogo.com)
3 points by jgillich 12y ago|1 comments

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