tsar9x

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by tsar9x 7y ago
Remote dev extension is a huge advantage of VSCode and is not open sourced.
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by tsar9x 7y ago
Did you try to use WebRTC PipeWire for screen sharing?
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by tsar9x 7y ago
I don't know try to read parent's comment again and see it's about GUI?
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by tsar9x 7y ago
Intel iGPU driver (i915) is broken in 5.4 release, I think there are still big issues with QA.
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by tsar9x 7y ago
While Gnome 3.34 is great, there is still some basic (for me) functionality missing (talking about Wayland, because I can't stand screen tearing on Xorg): - no option to set mouse scroll speed - hidpi support - no tray icons (and exten
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by tsar9x 7y ago
VIM is all about efficiency and comfort, I'm wondering why any vim user would use ESC key in default position, to exit insert mode you can write: - ESC - Ctrl-c - Ctrl-[ - Configure Caps as Ctrl when held, ESC when tapped - Use key cho
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by tsar9x 7y ago
Wayland fractional scaling doesn't work for Chromium and Electron apps, with X11 it's at least possible to make it work.
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by tsar9x 7y ago
There is VS Code Remote Dev extension, so you can have everything in ssh/wsl/docker and only use VS Code in Windows as UI.
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by tsar9x 7y ago
I think Huawei Matebook has even better display than MacBooks, 3:2 ratio hidpi screen. Also something from Surface line, not sure about Linux compatibility though.
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by tsar9x 8y ago
Monitor/laptop makers don't help either by introducing weird size/res combinations. The only reasonable company seems to be Apple with 220dpi displays that are perfect for 2x scaling.