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by munchor 14y ago
It runs on the terminal.
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by munchor 14y ago
That is pretty cool. I added my game development library/framework as "2D Images", but maybe "Game Development" could be a separate category?
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by munchor 14y ago
One of the most important lessons many programmers should learn is to "not give up". One of the obvious reasons that comes to mind is not giving up on releasing your product. However, there are many more things that one should never give up
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by munchor 14y ago
Try "Graphs".
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Hands-on with Ubuntu's brand-new, gesture-based phone OS(theverge.com)
3 points by munchor 14y ago|0 comments
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by munchor 14y ago
I'm Portuguese and this has been on the news for a few months now, it's quite scary to think of the consequences this can have when it reaches the mainland, especially in the USA, where over 200 million people live.
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by munchor 14y ago
Is Debian really 100% free? The Linux Kernel itself isn't 100% free, it has proprietary blobs. Sure, they can be removed, but I don't think Debian removes them by the default. Anyways, I do agree that Debian should be the distribution the F
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by munchor 14y ago
Indeed, 4chan's way of handling this is pretty good, too bad Jeff didn't refer it.
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by munchor 14y ago
Yeah, Vim and Emacs are actively developed (I checked the repositories the other day, commits every day on both) and the communities are huge. The editors are different, yes, but both brilliant.
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by munchor 14y ago
Vim and Emacs are very probably HN's two favorite editors, not sure why he said that.
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Ask HN: That website to see languages used per user on Github?
1 points by munchor 14y ago|2 comments
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by munchor 14y ago
Ubuntu is open source AFAIK. Unity is open source and most of the default packages are open source too. Just a few drivers and network-stuff aren't open source IIRC.
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by munchor 14y ago
>Windows-only >Steam-only >not DRM-free Seriously, what is this... The fun was cross-platformness (GNU/Linux and Mac OS X support). This is just not typical "Humble Bundle". I wouldn't mind less humble bundles (a couple a year),
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by munchor 14y ago
That's hardly the same thing. >a few .json files >one .vimrc
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by munchor 14y ago
That's something I didn't expect from MIT. It's ridiculous that they only support Mac and Windows.
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by munchor 14y ago
Yeah of course, most terminals are at 80 characters, nobody can expect most Linux developers to have big ass monitors. It will be the standard for a long time, I'm sure.
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by munchor 14y ago
I like the new one more too, but only because of Compact mode.
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by munchor 14y ago
But do you think school should be relying on iOS/Android/Kindle? Should they use something new? I don't want governments to pay (even more?) bazillions to Apple or Samsung, but making their own will also come expensive. Ideas?
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by munchor 14y ago
There is a Google Drive client (just unofficial). And that is completely unrelated to Ubuntu and GNU/Linux. That is Google's fault for not caring about GNU/Linux.
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Gnome 3.6 released(gnome.org)
2 points by munchor 14y ago|0 comments
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Do Your SSL Certs Meet Microsoft's New Requirements? (linux.com)
2 points by munchor 14y ago|0 comments
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by munchor 14y ago
In Japan 'Emacs' seems to rock too :p
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by munchor 14y ago
As an Emacs user this doesn't really scare me, but I do know and always defend that Emacs and Vim are the best and only two decent editors out there.
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by munchor 14y ago
If you use a decent text editor (aka Emacs or Vim), XML will be no trouble to you, I'm sure :)
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by munchor 14y ago
http://emacsmovies.org/blog/2012/08/05/customisation_part_1/ Here's part one. I'm really glad there is a growing number of screencasts and movies about Emacs. You can find many more here: http://emacsrocks.com/ Also, there are more and
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Facebook's new Campus Expansion(facebook.com)
2 points by munchor 14y ago|0 comments
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by munchor 14y ago
I have this problem with Emacs.
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by munchor 14y ago
"Linux Mint" version? It should be "Debian" version. Mint is based off Ubuntu which is based off Debian. ".deb" are for Debian-based distros, not for Linux Mint.
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by munchor 14y ago
Indeed tsahyt, I'm also a bit concerned. I'm actually divided here. Besides the "flashplugin" package, I don't have any more proprietary packages in my laptop (I didn't remove the kernel proprietary blobs too), but I really want to install
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by munchor 14y ago
Also, Ergoemacs is definitely not a necessary program. I use emacs with (cua-mode 1) and other shortcuts with the which I'm more comfortable.

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