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I would read the blog post
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Captain Foo posted:I would read the blog post
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Feb 25, 2017 23:52
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I feel it is important and empowering for linux survivors to speak out about their experiences.
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Feb 25, 2017 23:53
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Write the blog post and submit it to lwn
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I received a 1440p desktop monitor yesterday and plugged it into my linux laptop real quick to check that everything worked gnome was smart enough to realize from that screen's dimensions that it was a low-dpi display despite having the same resolution as my laptop's hidpi display, all the wayland applications running in my session seamlessly scaled down to the new screen's dpi and handled a mixed-dpi session seamlessly. also gnome was smart enough to remain awake when the laptop lid was closed with an external display attached.
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Sapozhnik posted:I received a 1440p desktop monitor yesterday and plugged it into my linux laptop real quick to check that everything worked fully sick i am actually looking forward to wayland
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Mar 2, 2017 18:55
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I've been using wayland for a while and it's been solid.
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Sapozhnik posted:I received a 1440p desktop monitor yesterday and plugged it into my linux laptop real quick to check that everything worked wow you attached a monitor to a linux machine and it didn't spaz out, crash and leave you at a blinking terminal. genuinely impressed
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Mar 3, 2017 20:54
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it's the small things
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spankmeister posted:I've been using wayland for a while and it's been solid. open-vm-tools still doesn't support automatic resizing under wayland, annoying
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Mar 3, 2017 20:58
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I don't believe it. Linux external monitor will always gently caress poo poo up
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Mar 5, 2017 05:51
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Last Chance posted:wow you attached a monitor to a linux machine and it didn't spaz out, crash and leave you at a blinking terminal. genuinely impressed windows 10 manages to mess up in this exact scenario, sooooo.
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sunday project: re-learn (again) how to do large-application c++ debugging on linux gdb commnad line looks like a pain in the rear end - i would prefer an IDE with a shitload of windows and mouseover variables and right click jump to source and poo poo i heard qtcreator is an IDE now?? maybe code:blocks ill pay money to make this happen havent finished coffee yet, brain not working good 
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the jetbrains one maybe
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a long long time ago, i used kdevelop and it was good. also there is gnome's builder which might be good?? I dont know
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300 dollars for SlickEdit!? i am reading linux dr dobbs articles from 2013 edit: gently caress yeah, looks like qt creator has been maintained a lot. i used the qt libs a ton in the past and they were super solid, and proper cross-platform too. Ator fucked around with this message at 17:41 on Mar 5, 2017 |
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Mar 5, 2017 17:05
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clion if you don't mind paying qtcreator or kdevelop otherwise
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Eclipse cdt maybe if all else fails
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Sapozhnik posted:Eclipse cdt maybe if all else fails I'd try changing jobs first
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eclipse CDT is the best embedded ide think about that
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hobbesmaster posted:eclipse CDT is the best embedded ide What's wrong with CDT? I use it all the time. 
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mainly I've never gotten it's autocomplete and such to work correctly
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hobbesmaster posted:mainly I've never gotten it's autocomplete and such to work correctly I use the autocomplete feature all the time in CDT?
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Suspicious Dish posted:at some point i should write a long-form blog post about my wacky time in the linux world, what i've learned
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b0red posted:I don't believe it. Linux external monitor will always gently caress poo poo up i'm running an nvidia optimus dual video card thing in my laptop, automatically worked when i plugged the 2nd monitor in my screen brightness buttons don't work though, i get to change that through the console
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optimus continues to be a shitshow non-shocker. at least on linux it kinda works. we have a few vaios at work, and I have to disable driver signing and install some 7 year old 3rd party customized drivers to have them work (there's zero official windows 10 support), which i totally didn't download off some shady forum no, sir.
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low-effort trip report: qtcreator worked great but i cant continue linux side project fun until the weekend
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Truga posted:we have a few vaios lol
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Ator posted:low-effort trip report: qtcreator worked great i am trying to use gdb with emacs this very minute, also for linux desktop side project silliness wish me luck
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Apocadall posted:i'm running an nvidia optimus dual video card thing in my laptop, automatically worked when i plugged the 2nd monitor in the screen brightness thing is probably fixable through your window manager. probably some way to bind those keys to the commands. can it clam shell though, unplug the video out and go to sleep?
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Apocadall posted:my screen brightness buttons don't work though, i get to change that through the console this is usually a window manager problem install kde
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:i am trying to use gdb with emacs this very minute, also for linux desktop side project silliness ask on the emacs list if you can use lldb
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:this is usually a window manager problem does
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i run plasma on a hidpi laptop now and it works like you'd expect it to work, has all the fancy stuff like autodetecting dpi from edid. no idea how it handles a non-hidpi second display in that case though, since i never tried that. though i ended up disabling scaling anyway, because i prefer having a larger desktop more
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eschaton posted:ask on the emacs list if you can use lldb
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Truga posted:i run plasma on a hidpi laptop now and it works like you'd expect it to work, has all the fancy stuff like autodetecting dpi from edid. no idea how it handles a non-hidpi second display in that case though, since i never tried that. it definitely won't handle multiple DPIs correctly, because that's a fundamental X11 issue. all X11 multi-monitor stuff uses a single X11 "display" and stretches it into weird geometries. a given X11 display has exactly one DPI. X11 was built to support multiple "screens" and "displays" and exotic/heterogeneous DPIs and color depths. and no window manager on earth supports any of it, because X11 wasn't designed to let you drag windows between X11 "displays" this sounds completely insane but it made sense circa 1985. workstations for graphics poo poo would have a dumb b&w/grayscale graphics adapter to run emacs and xterm, and then a separate high resolution color graphics adapter for rendering poo poo. you might want to point at rendered poo poo, or even copy paste stuff to/from the rendered display, but you'll never want to use the same window manager on both monitors right?  X11 etched some really bad ideas into stone. (some really good ideas, too, but we mostly forgot about those.)
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eschaton posted:ask on the emacs list if you can use lldb joke's on you: my code wouldn't build under clang anyway 
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eschaton posted:ask on the emacs list if you can use lldb has there been any good drama re: this recently
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btw I'd like to say a little prayer of thanks to whatever poor unthanked bastard in the Fedora project went and packaged what looks like every even remotely consequential Java library in Maven Central. I went through all the deps in my POM and there's a Fedora RPM for every single one. This is going to make my deployments a lot easier. At least for my side project, I don't think it would be a good idea to run Fedora Server at work. Might also try playing with rpm-ostree sometime too while I'm at it Sapozhnik fucked around with this message at 17:26 on Mar 10, 2017 |
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There's a big article on Fedora Project about that, it's actually an interesting problem and awesome dig at how poo poo Java devs are.
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