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by livebsd 7y ago
I used to run flashy DEs years ago. Enlightenment for all those who remember, with all the bells and whistles turned on. As years went by, I started to remove everything. I now use an automatic tiling window manager with no borders. I activ
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by livebsd 8y ago
Google Groups is horrendous. The mailing list interface works, which is fine. However the web interface and search results are a true PITA. Waiting for the page to load just to jump to a random point in the page takes in the order of 5+ sec
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by livebsd 8y ago
I've been managing my own mail server since forwever (when nanae was still a thing: news.admin.net-abuse.email). SPF is not too bad as far as forging countermeasures work. It's relatively simple both to implement and to check. I&#
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by livebsd 8y ago
For a long time, this has been a great resource: http://onethingwell.org/ It's not exclusive to OSS though.
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by livebsd 8y ago
These seem to measure project popularity more than anything else. Of big projects. Of which you can choose among several similar ones. The success of a OSS project lies in the hands of the user. There are projects done by a single developer
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by livebsd 8y ago
If you need an _email_ client, implementing support for the exchange protocol is probably the least of your concerns. Even if the exchange protocol was open, I wouldn't implement support for a specific vendor knowing there are protocol
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by livebsd 8y ago
As of "lately" in the sense of "in the last 10 years", it was always great. Freetype always had great rendering, on part and often superior to both ClearType and OSX to my eyes. I attribute the bad perceived performance
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by livebsd 8y ago
No, it's mostly because Qt5 apps also start to use QML widgets, which are quite a bit inferior in just about everything. Higher latency, a "touch like" feel (fatter borders in general, overall lower display density), respond
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by livebsd 8y ago
I really wished THIS would be the DEFAULT behavior of GTK3. If you read this in reverse, you realize how BROKEN GTK3 is compared to GTK2. It doesn't make any sense.
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Making a Window Manager (hardware)(thregr.org)
2 points by livebsd 8y ago|0 comments
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by livebsd 8y ago
Well, it's a true full "undo" behavior. It's a bit annoying at times because edits are not grouped, but you can see your entire editing history when you're undoing: no edit is ever lost in this manner. As typical in
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Making a Window Manager (arduino/hardware)(thregr.org)
1 points by livebsd 8y ago|0 comments