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by rhabarba 6y ago
There (was and) is a Boxer text editor for Windows, a commercial BRIEF successor. Its developer, Boxer Software, was founded in the early 90s, so it could have had an OS/2 version once.
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by rhabarba 6y ago
EDLIN has been removed for quite some time, its successor, EDIT.COM, has not survived the let’s-get-rid-of-efficient-software Windows XP era either.
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by rhabarba 6y ago
(tenox /does/ have a point here.)
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Wanted: Console Text Editor for Windows(virtuallyfun.com)
83 points by rhabarba 6y ago|94 comments
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Tcsh vs. bash vs. mksh vs. fish vs. ksh93 for interactive use(nixers.net)
1 points by rhabarba 6y ago|0 comments
336.
by rhabarba 6y ago
Fixed.
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A Common C/C++ Core Specification rev 2(gustedt.wordpress.com)
1 points by rhabarba 6y ago|0 comments
338.
by rhabarba 6y ago
Done (poorly).
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by rhabarba 6y ago
It probably does not. I’ll need to understand FUSE better...
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by rhabarba 6y ago
You’re right, that would probably not be required.
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by rhabarba 6y ago
I am working on it. Slowly. (see driver-winfsp.go.)
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by rhabarba 6y ago
Which is not really done yet either. I might add that... I’ll work on it tonight (CEST), probably.
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by rhabarba 6y ago
(This is my first try to play with FUSE. I hope it's still OK.) Windows support will follow later this year. Maybe. I’d really prefer to have two not-too-diverging code bases here. Need to experiment a bit...
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Show HN: Rssfs – An RSS reader written as a file system(github.com)
78 points by rhabarba 6y ago|19 comments
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How Emacs should get more users(macoy.me)
4 points by rhabarba 6y ago|0 comments
346.
by rhabarba 6y ago
Krita maybe?
347.
by rhabarba 6y ago
But a better, more consistent user interface. (This is my personal opinion though.)
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Using Twitter over Acme(youtube.com)
1 points by rhabarba 6y ago|0 comments
349.
by rhabarba 6y ago
I'd still take Affinity Designer over Inkscape any day. Being free is not the only thing that counts in a software.
350.
by rhabarba 6y ago
I love how people reimplement Plan 9 (poorly).
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Semantic Line Breaks(sembr.org)
1 points by rhabarba 7y ago|0 comments
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by rhabarba 7y ago
It depends on what you're used to use. "Kanban" systems escape my intuitions.
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Here you go: https://github.com/DanielDe/org-web
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by rhabarba 7y ago
What stops you from using graphics in shared org files?
355.
by rhabarba 7y ago
Basically, structured text files. See orgmode.org.
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Tired of Jira? / A Case for SCCS(dev.to)
5 points by rhabarba 7y ago|2 comments
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Assumption: Most teams which use a kanban system would work just as efficiently with a couple of org-mode files.
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by rhabarba 7y ago
I actually like plotly.js, it seems to be one of the only good alternatives to R‘s Shiny library. Still, I prefer to keep JavaScript libraries inside a web browser.
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by rhabarba 7y ago
Still covering most of the non-HN world.
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Comparing the single-file efficiency of version control systems(gist.github.com)
2 points by rhabarba 7y ago|0 comments

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