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gently caress it just do COM, it works
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pram posted:whats wrong with named pipes huh pram posted:unix sockets and named pipes should be good enough for anyone at a previous job I once got into a brief shouting match with a coworker who insistently thought this for everything not my finest hour but goddamn was that guy a dbag
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did Ubuntu Phone ship anywhere? FirefoxOS has woes, some originally my fault, but it got into the hands of humans inexpensively at least (and exceeded carrier no-doubt-cynical expectations).
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Subjunctive posted:did Ubuntu Phone ship anywhere? FirefoxOS has woes, some originally my fault, but it got into the hands of humans inexpensively at least (and exceeded carrier no-doubt-cynical expectations). 
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lolquote:Typing on the Cloud FX is pure agony, and this is one of those really crippling deal breakers that makes the Cloud FX a bad phone at any price. The keyboard doesn't support multitouch, so you if press "Q" and "P" at the same time it splits the difference between the touch points and enters "Y."
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Progressive JPEG posted:at a previous job I once got into a brief shouting match with a coworker who insistently thought this for everything was he one of "young and ignorant" or "old and dunning-kruger stupid" i have this theory, which is mine, that sincerely believing ~~the unix way~~ is the one true structure of an operation system is highly correlated to being in one of these two states
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BobHoward posted:was he one of "young and ignorant" or "old and dunning-kruger stupid" you can tell someone is the latter if they think EINTR is no big deal
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My favorite followup to that is "well, terrible feature X isn't actually the UNIX way. It was invented by some evil people at SGI, or Sun, or Berkley, or HP, or IBM, or *fart*" See: BSD sockets, ioctl, threading.
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just use MOC
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 by all means use KDE if you want the computing environment you spend 8+ hours a day in front of to look like utter poo poo GNOME 3 looks really pretty and is plenty usable but I'm sure the minute it starts to be really stable and functional they'll CADT it into oblivion and start again from scratch with GNOME 4. Like CADT was literally coined to describe GNOME's development process. It's sad too, all it would take to avoid that stigma is to keep GNOME 2, GTK 2 etc officially supported until its anointed replacement is out of pre-alpha proof-of-concept phase, but supporting the old and boring poo poo isn't fun. (I keep meaning to contribute to GNOME because i am a very shallow person and can put up with a lot of poo poo from something this pretty looking actually but lol @ having the free time to do that. all hail capitalism)
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Mr Dog posted:by all means use a computer if you want the computing environment you spend 8+ hours a day in front of to look like utter poo poo
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Suspicious Dish posted:My favorite followup to that is "well, terrible feature X isn't actually the UNIX way. It was invented by some evil people at SGI, or Sun, or Berkley, or HP, or IBM, or *fart*" Malcolm XML posted:gently caress it just do COM, it works
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what depravity is this op
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this is the most kde i have ever seen
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can you minimi^W temporarily dismiss windows in gnome 3?
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Super+H The "H" is for "hide".
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*opens a file* *reads from and writes to it* kdbus is totally different to sockets guys
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Suspicious Dish posted:Super+H thanks
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Zombywuf posted:*opens a file* Things that kdbus has that sockets do not:
And plenty more.
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Suspicious Dish posted:Service discovery. A DNS-inspired approach where services can own "bus names". For instance, to open a desktop notification, you send it to the service that owns "org.freedesktop.Notifications". This is done transparently so that you do not need to do the bus name lookup yourself, though you can. quote:A standard protocol for structured data, including complex data types (structures, dictionaries), and support for call-response-style RPC. quote:Multicast. One message can be sent to multiple listeners, all by the bus itself, and not by the protocol. This is tracked by a bloom filter in the kernel. So, anybody that's listening might be interested in hearing about dynamic updates to services, without having to watch for a filesystem event. quote:Optimal (sometimes zero-copy) secure message passing. Even though messages are mmap'd shmem, messages are guaranteed to be sealed, which means that nobody can change their contents or change their size. So I, a rogue application, cannot pass an FD to an untrusted application and call ftruncate() afterwards causing the receiving application to SIGBUS when reading from it.
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every pixel of this is amazing
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Mr Dog posted:by all means use KDE if you want the computing environment you spend 8+ hours a day in front of to look like utter poo poo it's much more important that it work well than look good you're right though man is that hideous
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Progressive JPEG posted:at a previous job I once got into a brief shouting match with a coworker who insistently thought this for everything LOL if you give enough of a poo poo about your job to get in a shouting match with someone.
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dce rpc supremacy
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they didnt even apply scaling to the spectrum analyzer to shrink the vast plains of treble, leaving most of what you perceive with only 1/4 of the width  keyvin posted:LOL if you give enough of a poo poo about your job to get in a shouting match with someone. ya tbh this was the key mistake
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Mr Dog posted:
Progressive JPEG posted:they didnt even apply scaling to the spectrum analyzer to shrink the vast plains of treble, leaving most of what you perceive with only 1/4 of the width this was pretty cool though, i accidentally yanked out the cord for my audio card and then plugged it back in and this popped up and it started playin sound again  when using windows, 1/3 of the time it switches to the 3.5mm on the back until manually set back to usb dac as default device, 1/3 of the time it automatically re selects it, and the other 1/3 it shits the bed so hard no amount of pluggin or port switching gives me sound until a reboot 2014 year of pulseaudio/alsa/??? linux sound competency on the desktop, still cant work out button scaling via their text tho apparently
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Palace of Hate posted:this was pretty cool though, i accidentally yanked out the cord for my audio card and then plugged it back in and this popped up and it started playin sound again your bios might let you turn off the built-in audio i also have a fiio (e17) at work but cant really tell the difference oh well rule 36
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Progressive JPEG posted:your bios might let you turn off the built-in audio the reason I use an amp is so i can crank it for my deaf ears to be able to hear the sound not so i can buy packages of crystals to balance on top of it to achieve audiophilic enlightenment
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Zombywuf posted:Because people mutating data after writing it to a socket is such a problem. How is that zero-copy?
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my favorite bit of the gnome shell is the sliding lock screen which protects me from accidentally clicking on anything when I shove my ATX tower, 24" monitors, keyboard, and mouse into my pockets (power supply is strapped to my back).
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i'm the wiki page for actual tools
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Phoenixan posted:i'm the actual tool
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i like amarok  it works perfectly to play music and copy it to a ipod nano and it looks great
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live chat: I am installing ubuntu right now, because it is free as in "free beer" and whenever I see a linux software download it is an ubuntu version
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Tin Gang posted:live chat: I am installing ubuntu right now, because it is free as in "free beer" and whenever I see a linux software download it is an ubuntu version you're doing it wrong
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