johnsea

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by johnsea 4y ago
In the beginning after the fork, gitea added features which I didn't need. Nothing against gitea just thought I'd also mention gogs, which hummed along here fine and if possible I prefer the code from the original author. (Edit, m
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by johnsea 4y ago
FWIW I prefer gogs (from the original developer).
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by johnsea 4y ago
FreeOffice works great on Linux. Same as on Windows and the Mac. ( https://www.freeoffice.com/en/ )
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by johnsea 5y ago
Thank you. Didn't try out yet (need vim) but it looks very nicely done, bravo!
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by johnsea 5y ago
Can't you add some sort of impressum to the website where you give some information about you?
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by johnsea 5y ago
gandi.net There are DDNS scripts on github to update the DNS record. Picked gandi a very long time ago and have no complaints.
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by johnsea 5y ago
It's subjective. I like my Win 11 installation much better than 10. What I (still) miss though, is a tabbed Windows Explorer and some more polishing here and there. The Windows terminal and WSL2 work great. -- This said, my main comput
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by johnsea 5y ago
Maybe you should add contact info (email) to your profile? Who knows if then a person who is able to help reaches out to you.
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by johnsea 5y ago
You could use a service like readly and pay (a little) for the content you read. (But I must mention, your Spiegel is not covered there atm)
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by johnsea 5y ago
> (I too need to learn Vim) well, then start. What are you waiting for? E.g. here: https://danielmiessler.com/study/vim . Don't miss Vim as Language.
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by johnsea 5y ago
in > A fork of cdrtools with this bug fixed is on GitHub: https://github.com/samboy/iso9660 I dedicate this repo this his memory. --> I dedicate this repo to his memory.
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by johnsea 5y ago
Maybe if they would spend it on the right things, Google would stop paying?