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Wild EEPROM posted:basically the reason osx is bad at being linux is because it isn't linux and thank god for that
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:still ships with a proprietary compiler huh?
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im still usign xfce because gnome 3 eats ctrl+alt+down no matter what i do. should i use cinnamon instead i wonder
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eschaton posted:huh? the osx compiler is partly open source partly closed source and separately licensed with a loving click-through license agreement it is very early-90s special at least i didn't have to enter a license key or upload a "PAK"
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bobbilljim posted:im still usign xfce because gnome 3 eats ctrl+alt+down no matter what i do. should i use cinnamon instead i wonder kde 4 has finally gotten not-terrible. if you like xfce kde might be up your alley just in time for kde 5 release to break everything again
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:kde 4 has finally gotten not-terrible. if you like xfce kde might be up your alley kde is painful if they still want everything to be done with _their_ special browser and _their_ special cool terminal
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bobbilljim posted:kde is painful if they still want everything to be done with _their_ special browser and _their_ special cool terminal it's very easy to set a default browser nowadays, they don't force konq down your throat anymore their special cool terminal is unironically the best terminal emulator on linux so idk about your malfunction there. you probably could replace it but you probably shouldn't
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solaris is poo poo, tcl/tk is poo poo, SunCC is double dog dare hypershit, working with all three every day is poo poo, kill me please
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also because my work day wasn't poo poo enough clearcase is poo poo
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Ciaphas posted:also because my work day wasn't poo poo enough this is the shittiest thing in your list you poor bastard
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i find myself imagining the spaceship required to collect and bag "double dog dare hypershit"
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:this is the shittiest thing in your list you poor bastard i tried to get our groups to move to git the last couple weeks they refused and won because they convinced mgmt they'd lose all their history and that wasn't worth saving $50k/yr
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WELL loving DUH YOU'D LOSE YOUR HISTORY THAT'S THE POINT
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YOU DO NOT IN FACT NEED TO KEEP EACH REVISION OF EACH FILE THAT DOESN'T EVEN MAKE SENSE
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the kde terminal annoys me because its significantly different to the one used by everything else ever. its probably better but who gives a care tbh
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bobbilljim posted:im still usign xfce because gnome 3 eats ctrl+alt+down no matter what i do. should i use cinnamon instead i wonder Settings -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts -> Move to workspace below, press Backspace to delete the default binding.
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this thread lol
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theadder posted:this thread lol I'm unironically enjoying it right now
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Suspicious Dish posted:Settings -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts -> Move to workspace below, press Backspace to delete the default binding. The default binding is Super+PageDown, there's no config option anywhere for Ctrl-Alt-Down
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Captain Foo posted:I'm unironically enjoying it right now ya its funny but not for the right reasons lol
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theadder posted:ya its funny but not for the right reasons lol Notorious b.s.d. posted:still garbage Mach "os x is so behind because it doesnt use archaic bullshit like package managers!!"
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i think its real but is it a gimmick maybe
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Suspicious Dish posted:Settings -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts -> Move to workspace below, press Backspace to delete the default binding. you would think, but no. that just stops the workspace switching from working, while still swallowing the command. lol @ the javascript desktop
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:solaris and irix were mentioned up-thread and somehow they manage to have none of these problems. it's almost like they are up to date with 1990s technology http://www.opengroup.org/openbrand/register/brand2686.htm lol unix 95, not even unix 98 lollllll http://www.opengroup.org/openbrand/register/brand3602.htm unix 03 (which is the latest, and the fact that it's been 11 years without a new SuS or unix ## certification should tell you how important your neckbeard unix purity is any more even tho apple apparently cares enough to keep going through the motions)
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(unlike undead zombie sgi)
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bobbilljim posted:you would think, but no. that just stops the workspace switching from working, while still swallowing the command. That's interesting. I can't reproduce that behavior here. I verified we're dropping the grab, too. I'll investigate more tonight.
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All of the code you're touching is C, by the way (gnome-control-center, gnome-settings-daemon, mutter)
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Suspicious Dish posted:That's interesting. I can't reproduce that behavior here. I verified we're dropping the grab, too. I'll investigate more tonight. That's because you're running pre-release software.
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Suspicious Dish posted:That's interesting. I can't reproduce that behavior here. I verified we're dropping the grab, too. I'll investigate more tonight. i just logged out and went back to gnome to check im not being daft. I opened the dialogue, the current setting for move to workspace below is "super+page down". When I do ctrl alt down, it moves to workspace below. I changed the shortcut to ctrl+shift+page down and control alt down still works. disabled the shortcuts and still works too. idk im on fedora and gnome 3 windows 8 style desktop
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also if you're involved in gnome dev who the gently caress decided to put a hot corner in the top left and not provide any way to configure it. and the default thing it does is the same action as going into the corner and clicking? saves u a click i guess but for idiots with 2 monitors it is hell
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Ciaphas posted:solaris is poo poo, tcl/tk is poo poo, SunCC is double dog dare hypershit, working with all three every day is poo poo, kill me please I like parts of tcl and tk
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bobbilljim posted:also if you're involved in gnome dev who the gently caress decided to put a hot corner in the top left and not provide any way to configure it. and the default thing it does is the same action as going into the corner and clicking? saves u a click i guess but for idiots with 2 monitors it is hell pointer barriers should make it Just Work™ in multi-monitor configurations
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:still riddled with weird bsd tools glug glug glug save me stallman quote:Why GNU su does not support the `wheel' group
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pseudorandom name posted:pointer barriers should make it Just Work™ in multi-monitor configurations im an idiot that has one portrait monitor and one landscape monitor so sometime the path from right monitor to left monitor involves jamming my pointer into the hot corner haha to put all these things in and nothing to configure them is so anti-linuxsperg its insane
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i would say 'choose any other desktop environment where pathologically removing any semblance of useful functionality isn't hallowed as the prime design goal' but you've already done that so you're p much on the right path, nice job man
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:the osx compiler is partly open source partly closed source and separately licensed with a loving click-through license agreement i see, you're intentionally conflating clang and Xcode to appeal to the GNU/Linux crowd by bringing up the bogeyman of "closed source" clang is a pretty nice compiler, open source and also far better architected than anything GNU
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but goddamned seriously, who thought file versions over overall commits was a good loving idea my only solace is that clearcase isn't integrated with clearquest in our house
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Last Chance posted:"os x is so behind because it doesnt use archaic bullshit like package managers!!" "how could I possibly do recreational janitorial work if it doesn't include rpm?"
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well, i really need to tidy up my filesystem... i mean, there's libraries just everywhere!
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# ? Feb 10, 2025 03:40 |
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and look at this! some of these files aren't even editable plaintext! how the gently caress am i supposed to work with this?
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