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by marcthe12 3y ago
Well I believe there is foot. GTK devs ae planning to drop X11 support in gtk5 and they will start work on that after gnome 45 release so in a couple of years, all gnome apps
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by marcthe12 3y ago
I believe the maintainer of the Fedora KDE spin actually commented on this on reddit some months back. Basically KDE unlike GNOME is a packaging nightmare. Too many packages with a few having lots of deps. On top of that the release schedul
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by marcthe12 3y ago
Technically that is what chrome MV3 is. The issue with that is they also heavily restricted any kind of content blocker by removing most APIs with a declarative api
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by marcthe12 3y ago
I have 64 apps installed which takes 11GB. And I have Steam with proton and app that uses texlive which combined are more than a GB in size and to my knowledge same on distros. Since OP is a dev for front end for wine which is shipped as
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by marcthe12 3y ago
Do you have a guide to do that?
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by marcthe12 3y ago
One big issue is that this API is not available on sever side(node) or in workers.
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by marcthe12 3y ago
Arch does not do much spliting (except ruby where there is some kind of circular dependency) Any way for: python - 75M perl - 59M ruby - 25M bash - 8M dash - 0.15M
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by marcthe12 3y ago
Most, I think Debian has patch to be disabled at runtime via sysctl. The reason is that most containers or sandboxing techniques are root only unless you mix it with user namescapes. So most container or sandbox software use suid(firejail)
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by marcthe12 3y ago
There are a few dependencies that can not be easily vendored (At least not recommended). Mesa is probably the biggest example (An this case was caused by a mesa dependency). You can vendor them technically or even static link them but then
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by marcthe12 4y ago
They could done what bwrap does where there is a special CMD flag that tell program to read the flags from FD. So in flatpak which generally has to give a few kbs of flag to bwrap just pass this via FD. Now whether this works on all support
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by marcthe12 4y ago
Yep. Web browsers are new Xorg(In more way then most people realize. I wonder at this point, we could make web browsers some X Wayland style daemon.
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by marcthe12 4y ago
for plants, the issue is transpiration where water escape as steam through the leaves. The cleanup part though has used for domestic application sucessfully in several places like Singapore and Las Vegas. What the do is that the cities dome
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by marcthe12 4y ago
Systemd started as a launchd clone actually.
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by marcthe12 4y ago
C quirks. This is interesting. I have used some of the tricks myself, #1,#2,#4,#5. #2 and #5 can be combined to make and interesting hack. When combinded with memcpy you can do int *a = memcpy(&(int){0}, b, sizeof *b); C23 type
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by marcthe12 4y ago
Which ksh flavour? Also any good tutorial?
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by marcthe12 4y ago
I usually use vim on windows but if that is a hassle, there is KDE Kate. That is a very good editor. Definitely one of the best editors if you do not care about plugins that much.
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by marcthe12 4y ago
Basically xpcom and XUL can be treated in same way as gnome-shell. XPCOM was a object model from the 90s and had several legacy issues. On top of that was XUL and XBL were obselete by improvements to web api and was badly mainatined. Like G
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by marcthe12 4y ago
It's X11 only. So Wayland or remote users can not use it.
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by marcthe12 4y ago
The law includes data request for owner and IP of VPSes too. So maybe no logs but the IP address and the VPS will be tied to your real identity anyway so no improvement
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by marcthe12 4y ago
I do agree alot with the article. One of the major use case SPAs was optimization hack that service worker can do easily. Service worker are like proxy middleware and are capable of some nifty tricks. Since I am not in web dev that much so
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by marcthe12 4y ago
Arch never switched since doesn't enforce the default sound server. You can choose any unless dependencies force use to use one. The official arch installer even prompts the user to chose between pipewire and pulse on install.
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by marcthe12 4y ago
Shilling and shameless plugs.
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Zig self hosted compiler is now capable of building itself(github.com)
752 points by marcthe12 4y ago|274 comments
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by marcthe12 5y ago
I know there is quirks file for webkit which is used to be safari and webkit was forked to blink which runs chromium so it depend if its still there.
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by marcthe12 5y ago
under development actually. The language devs are planing to use the c backend for bootstraping the self compling zig compiler which is in works
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by marcthe12 5y ago
Its not gnome specific but the daemon used is new and gnome and kde have only got integration recently.
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by marcthe12 5y ago
> I suppose you can get mad at God, but we have yet to figure out how to sue them. That is actually a plot of a Bollywood film "OMG: Oh my God" where after an earthquake demolished the protagonist's shop and denied insuran
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by marcthe12 5y ago
Easy, India vs USA stats show that. India had an internet boom after exhaustion so its adoption is new hardware. USA's boom predates IPv6 so its mostly replaced.
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by marcthe12 5y ago
Well this sound very similar to PKI and domain registar so the issues with them are pretty same. But like PKI, if we can have id providers delegated by high authorities, the roots could be governments which could delete to smaller entites a
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by marcthe12 5y ago
Privacy issues? That come up alot here on HN

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