@samir
Haiku Jim
I tried to get it up and published but it wasn't starting at all in the container -- silently failing.
After fiddling with permissions, it was changing the working directory in the Dockerfile that finally did it.
It's now available for you to try out at gemini://se.gemtext.foo! 🎉
New #ArchLinux / #AlpineLinux package: `tui-journal` 🎉
🦀 Write and manage your journal/notes from the comfort of your terminal (written in #rustlang)
⭐ GitHub: https://github.com/AmmarAbouZor/tui-journal
🐧https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/tui-journal/
🐧https://pkgs.alpinelinux.org/package/edge/testing/x86_64/tui-journal
Decided to try writing a Wayland compositor for fun. Took me a few days to get things going to a video-able state.
This is scrollable tiling, heavily inspired by PaperWM (which I'm still using and very much enjoying). You've got an infinite strip of windows that you can scroll through.
It's also got dynamic workspaces which work like in GNOME Shell (the Correct™ way to do workspaces), but all monitors have workspaces.
The repo is https://github.com/YaLTeR/niri if you want to peek at the code
@BrodieOnLinux
I was under the impression this was just basically Nouveau v2.0
@AstraKernel
`Master Foo once said to a visiting programmer: “There is more Unix-nature in one line of shell script than there is in ten thousand lines of C.”`
So I guess #lahaina #hawaii on #maui island is on #fire and the #hurricane winds have been a factor.
I talked with residents years ago when I was there of a prior fire years back.
Very sad, wonderful people live there.
@CmykStudent
I could imagine having the default options "no scale" "cover" and "contain" similar to CSS property `background-size` would be useful.
In a ideal world I wouldn't mind any of the 3 was default if nondestructive editing was already piped in. Because it's not, I typically have to keep copies of layers prior to rescale if I want to change any details and keep it looking crisp and good.
I think it's also noteworthy that Krita has `File Layers`, `Raster Layers`, `Text Layers`, in addition to `Bitmap Layers` -- I wouldn't mind loading imported layers as a kind of File Layer that can be scaled up or down and then rasterized either.
By default if I recall correctly imported layers default to having the scale/transform tool activated at a suggested size and the user can then scale up or down the layer prior to completing import so that the source image doesn't loose quality in the process.
Food for thought.
GNOME Devs Might Replace ‘Activities’ Label with this Indicator https://www.omglinux.com/gnome-test-activities-button-replacement/ #gnome #linux
Epic Thunderbird GNOME Theme is Epic
https://www.omglinux.com/thunderbird-gnome-theme/ #thunderbird #gnome
The original author of Vim, Bram Moolenaar, has passed away 😔
Vim is probably the tool that I have been using the longest and enjoyed the most. I've even swapped between operating systems but kept with Vim in a form or another. Thank you Bram.
Did you write code for #Psion machines in the #80s and #90s?
We're calling for you to open source your code!
I'm working with a group of enthusiasts, building a library of information about the SIBO/EPOC16 platform. Your old code could give valuable insight, as well as encourage people to write new code.
We're especially interested in old C and #x86 #assembly.
Upload it to your public repository of choice, and set it free!
#retrocomputing #retrodev #16bit #pda #laptop #epoc16 #sibo #oldcode
@thelastpsion
What's the context / use case?
@ClubTeleMatique
I mean that is a pretty cool idea, but I doubt the plastic used is food safe exactly.
@J12t Arch on server? Hold my beer 🍺 😎
#Developer #Programmer #WebDev #DevOps #Linux #LinuxMobile #LinuxGaming #Photographer #Fedi #Admin
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