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by koiueo 2y ago
I don't know how "open with" option on Windows works, but if it works like in other OSes ( https://imgur.com/c26RLRv ), then xdg-override is not about that. xdg-override temporarily and selectively replaces the
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by koiueo 2y ago
This is why I wanted to override xdg-open temporarily, instead of writing yet another complete replacement. Plus, XDG is the de facto standard. Its implementation so far is not perfect, but I feel like aligning with the standard is better t
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by koiueo 2y ago
I'm not sure I understand you... I can't change Slack source code to invoke `firefox $url` for me instead of xdg-open it currently invokes. If you know a way, please share.
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by koiueo 2y ago
I like the in_term trick
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by koiueo 2y ago
In a sense, xdg-open does exactly what your script does. Only it reads associations from mimeapps.list. The complexity comes from the integration with various desktop environments. And this I understand. Ideally, everyone would use xdg-util
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by koiueo 2y ago
Thanks for sharing this. I'm not on Gnome and don't need the option to choose an application every time I click on a link or a file. Nevertheless, seeing how other people approach a similar problem is interesting. Looking through
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xdg-override: change default application temporarily on Linux(github.com)
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How do you change browser in Slack anyway?(127001.me)
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by koiueo 2y ago
Well, the advice to not use lib and mod is a sound one. I realized that too. Workspaces – definitely, although, that's borderline useful, because it's hard for me to imagine someone growing their Rust codebase without knowing abou
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by koiueo 2y ago
A few years ago I bought the book written by the same author. A few chapters in, and I now filter out anything written by Kerkour. This time I missed who the author is and started reading. A few paragraphs in, and I’m scrolling to the botto
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by koiueo 3y ago
> deleted by someone in a fit of rage It sounds like you are blaming the authors of the actually useful information here. There used to be an ecosystem: real people share their knowledge and experience, driving users to Reddit, and in ex
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by koiueo 3y ago
LOL https://lamucal.ai/songs/john-coltrane/john-coltrane-giant-s... It's definitely on to something. I wonder how would it perform if it was trained on Jazz.
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by koiueo 3y ago
It's a usability issue, not a privacy issue. Google photos are closed source. For all we know it could have analyzed all your photos locally and trickled the result to Google servers a thousand times by now.
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by koiueo 3y ago
Your list sounds more like Ubuntu related, rather than Linux related to be honest.
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by koiueo 3y ago
This looks great. And after reading the description I immediately thought of emacs. Only then I read this post. Have you tried emacs org-mode with code blocks? One can even execute them. (I never tried myself) Have you considered any other
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by koiueo 3y ago
Is Asahi your daily driver on MBP?
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by koiueo 3y ago
This company is owned by Kim Dotcom, isn't it? Are you ok with entrusting him anything of value?
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by koiueo 3y ago
My bad, I meant vkdt. https://github.com/hanatos/vkdt/ A vulkan-powered image processing software. The OP mentions it in his post
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by koiueo 3y ago
Yeah, it’s a sad world. I’d be happy to use Capture One, but it’s only for Win/Mac, and my PC has been strictly Linux for the last 15 years (and I don’t want to deal with another OS just for one application, at least the tablet I use f
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by koiueo 3y ago
The duplication stems from the presence of two workflows in DT: scene-referred and display-referred. I think OP was pushing for the scene-referred workflow and removal of the legacy display-referred workflow and all related modules. In fact
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by koiueo 3y ago
I’m fully with you on DT being oriented towards technically inclined artists. And I think OP is more on that side than both of us combined. I accidentally put words into OPs mouth. Not fixed module order, but correct module order. But eve
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by koiueo 3y ago
All great software for artists is very opinionated. Lightroom has very specific order. Capture One has it. OP is absolutely right, that the order of modules must be fixed. Arbitrary modules order is an unnecessary complication for artists,
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by koiueo 3y ago
My fascination with Darktable (I used to use it actively) ended after I tried creating a selective mask, an ellipse, to darken the moon on a picture. While the mask was positioned perfectly when zoomed in 400%, it would jump up or down on d
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by koiueo 3y ago
That's too broad and misleading. Package manager tracks every single file installed by a package, preventing overwrites by other packages. Strict permissions prohibit software from littering all over the place. What are you taking abou
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by koiueo 3y ago
A wife beater and domestic abuser normalizes alcohol use. That's here is the famous mysterious russian culture for you kids.
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by koiueo 3y ago
Not war, russia brings
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by koiueo 3y ago
> Is there an example or anecdote you have in mind of a platform meddling with mixing? Sure, Android resamples everything to 48kHz, uses software mixing. No workaround. GNU/Linux by default does the same with PipeWire, PulseAudio
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by koiueo 3y ago
There's nothing special in RME regarding its USB operation. iPad can emit material with different sampling rate (haven't verified different bit depth, but I guess, there should be no issues), iPad also knows not to meddle with the
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by koiueo 3y ago
> abilities of iPad and USB-C I use iPad with RME ADI DAC-2 and I can't think of a single issue.
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by koiueo 4y ago
Blasphemy! M-x doctor is the only AI emacs ever needs.

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