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Notorious b.s.d. posted:what I would want more than a tiling wm is some way to make emacs itself do the window management isn't this exwm?
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e-dt posted:isn't this exwm? that's very interesting i may give it a spin
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Optimus_Rhyme posted:I just spent the better part of the morning trying to figure out why amdgpu was hosed after logon. It was because of XFWM compositing and the fix was: xfconf-query -c xfwm4 -p /general/use_compositing -s "false" please don’t criticise the state of linux on the desktop while using a hobbyist desktop environment without any funding to speak of. xfce doesn’t even depend on systemd lol
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Soricidus posted:please don’t criticise the state of linux on the desktop while using a hobbyist desktop environment without any funding to speak of. xfce doesn’t even depend on systemd lol desktop linux in general is definitely still a hobbyist project
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Soricidus posted:please dont criticise the state of linux on the desktop while using a hobbyist operating system. ftfy Also, yes, there was a checkbox to turn off composting, but you can't click it when the screen is all hosed up, had to run that command from tty. This is on a 2016 Dell p24t, basically a netbook so i needed a lightweight DE my kids could use.
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hmmm https://www.infoq.com/news/2020/05/swift-5-3-windows-linux/ swift on linux i guess it'll be a lot more easy to do cross platform development? good news, i guess?
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not a linux, but 2020 is the year of openbsd on the microsoft surface https://jcs.org/2020/05/15/surface_go2
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Tankakern posted:hmmm i mean, swift was already on linux, but apple committing to supporting it is really nice. swift is cool and good, fingers crossed it gets a proper cross platform story going.
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Tankakern posted:hmmm Swift has been supported on Linux for years—we wrote a whole new implementation of Foundation to go with it, and also updated things like libdispatch for Linux too here’s how I edited some Swift on Linux at my building’s cafe a few years ago  I miss the before-times
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eschaton posted:Swift has been supported on Linux for years—we wrote a whole new implementation of Foundation to go with it, and also updated things like libdispatch for Linux too
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the actual content of that story is mostly that windows is now officially supported and some additional linux distributions, yes
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for some reason it surprises me that yospos has not one but two apple sdk developers on some level i expect all of us to have dumb, humiliating jobs like mine
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heheheh i for sure didn't know this, i don't think apple has touted this multi platform thing that loudly up until now
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eschaton posted:Swift has been supported on Linux for years—we wrote a whole new implementation of Foundation to go with it, and also updated things like libdispatch for Linux too thats fuckin dope lol
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eschaton posted:Swift has been supported on Linux for years—we wrote a whole new implementation of Foundation to go with it, and also updated things like libdispatch for Linux too did you haul that gear in there for a laugh or is that cafe a big enough hot spot for grey beards that it's a permanent feature
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Xik posted:did you haul that gear in there for a laugh or is that cafe a big enough hot spot for grey beards that it's a permanent feature your statement implies you think greybeards would share a terminal.
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I’m just happy the question has to be asked
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simulated is also an apple sdk developer although he‘s sortof branched over into os development these days
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there is definitely an uncomfortable amount of Important Software that has yosposters on the team lol
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carry on then posted:there is definitely an uncomfortable amount of Important Software that has yosposters on the team lol would you rather have shsc posters working on them?
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rjmccall posted:the actual content of that story is mostly that windows is now officially supported what's the use case for swift on windows?
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:for some reason it surprises me that yospos has not one but two apple sdk developers wait until you find out how many work on the numbers team
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akadajet posted:wait until you find out how many work on the numbers team it would not surprise me if there were a hundred on the numbers team that's the kind of pointless, humiliating bullshit job i associate with yospos. you know, the kind of job where you are haunted the certainty that nothing you do will ever help anyone in a meaningful way (the kind of job i always have)
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akadajet posted:what's the use case for swift on windows? people learning to program, people developing for other platforms, eventually who knows
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There's always this
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Optimus_Rhyme posted:There's always this incredibly cursed
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psiox posted:incredibly cursed
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psiox posted:incredibly cursed
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psiox posted:incredibly cursed
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psiox posted:incredibly cursed
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Optimus_Rhyme posted:There's always this someone bring the smelling salts im about to faint
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Optimus_Rhyme posted:There's always this 
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Optimus_Rhyme posted:There's always this I'm sure this gets used a ton haha
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akadajet posted:I'm sure this gets used a ton haha powershell on linux? yeah, probably a fair bit. what with microsoft being the worlds second largest linux hosting vendor, and e.g. the az powershell module is a pretty standard way of interacting with the cloud facilities. also pretty much obligatory for sql server on linux i believe.
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more excellent reasons to never touch any part of the microsoft ecosystem
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akadajet posted:I'm sure this gets used a ton haha mystes fucked around with this message at 18:48 on May 17, 2020 |
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psiox posted:more excellent reasons to never touch any part of the microsoft ecosystem nah, that is precisely where powershell makes a lot of sense. i don't use it as it feels kind of unfriendly, but it is high-level, structured and easy to programmatically interact with, so if you want to make your server software interactively manageable in a terminal with some scriptability for free you make a powershell module. doing the same thing in bash would be hilariously clownshoes stupid.
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:nah, that is precisely where powershell makes a lot of sense. i don't use it as it feels kind of unfriendly, but it is high-level, structured and easy to programmatically interact with, so if you want to make your server software interactively manageable in a terminal with some scriptability for free you make a powershell module. imo the aws cli makes a lot of sense and at least it's easy to deal with json from a normal-rear end shell that isn't trying to be more than a shell i've personally written all kinds of glue for this sort of thing in shell script that is readable and maintainable. but i have a feeling that the kinds of people that are writing powershell to manage their cloud resources are prone to all kinds of layering violations and/or being dumbasses in general
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