#lang_en — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #lang_en, aggregated by home.social.
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I am actually kind of amazed it was so easy for me to build
gmake3.80 from 2002 for arm64.All I needed was to use an old Linaro toolchain, copy over some files, and…
$ cd make-3.80/ $ cp /usr/share/autoconf/build-aux/config.{guess,sub} config/ $ ./configure --host=aarch64-linux-gnu $ makeSugoi~! :gnu: :inami_adoras:
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OK, time to build linux 2.6!
> Makefile:1441: *** mixed implicit and normal rules: deprecated syntax
Ugh, okay, first we build old Make. Surely Make from 2006 will do…?
> Makefile:1441: *** mixed implicit and normal rules: Stop
Oh, okay. Welp. Make from 2002 will do…?
> glob.c:576:23: error: implicit declaration of function
God dang it, haha, of course I can’t build 2002 Make. Surely GCC 4.9 will work…?
> yes
nice :gutkato_mojosa:
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dc52cecafc roster: Replace buffer with keymap-popup interface
The persistent EWOC roster buffer is replaced by a keymap-popup that shows dynamic counts and dispatches to completing-read for contact selection. The roster buffer, auto-refresh machinery, and all buffer-display code are removed.Eh… I could’ve used both 🤷
In other news, how do I check if my accounts are all online in this new bufferless roster reality of jabber.el? 🤔
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Current input method in default Emacs modeline could use its own foreground and background colors. Would make it easier to read.
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Current input method in default Emacs modeline could use its own foreground and background colors. Would make it easier to read.
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Current input method in default Emacs modeline could use its own foreground and background colors. Would make it easier to read.
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Current input method in default Emacs modeline could use its own foreground and background colors. Would make it easier to read.
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Current input method in default Emacs modeline could use its own foreground and background colors. Would make it easier to read.
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Is it possible to convert all options, configured with Customize, into
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I depreciate when Fediverse instances convert attachments to WebP. I depreciate the adoption of WebP forced by Chrome in general. And I generally hate Chrome as a whole. Please don’t use Chrome if you can help it. :gutkato_trinkas_teon:
#lang_en #browsers #codecs #Chrome #file_formats #image_codecs #rant #WebP
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Is there a way to show presence information (including messages) in roster list’s “Connected:” line in jabber.el?
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This is the moment of truth! :gutkato_kolereta:
After that, we can go back to lies and mystifications. :gutkato_dikfingro_supren:
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This is the moment of truth! :gutkato_kolereta:
After that, we can go back to lies and mystifications. :gutkato_dikfingro_supren:
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This is the moment of truth! :gutkato_kolereta:
After that, we can go back to lies and mystifications. :gutkato_dikfingro_supren:
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This is the moment of truth! :gutkato_kolereta:
After that, we can go back to lies and mystifications. :gutkato_dikfingro_supren:
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This is the moment of truth! :gutkato_kolereta:
After that, we can go back to lies and mystifications. :gutkato_dikfingro_supren:
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Day 1 of using jabber.el. Paging through several pictures is slightly slower, than I’d like, but otherwise it works great. I miss message reactions (for reasons), but I can live without them 🐱☕
I wonder if I can load files on demand when auto‐loading is disabled…? 🤔
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AI bros will do literally anything except write a shell script and it shows.
This is appropòsito of a conversation we saw in the IRC channel for #HardenedBSD. #lang_en #Slop
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Anyone used Real World Time mod in Luanti? Just need something like this, but haven’t tried it yet.
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I suppose, many emoji are attitudinal indicators, that are usually placed at the end, when applied to the whole sentence 🤔
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I am really liking LXQT! :gutkato_koro:
It feels substantially modular, simple, lightweight, and power-user friendly!
I love seeing an QT desktop that’s independent the behemoth KDE. :kde:
Another cute thing: No need to mess with gsettings or some dedicated command to mess with the config of a running system, you can just write to config files in ~/.config/lxqt, and it’ll be applied on-the-fly! Loving it~
:anja_adormiras:
#lang_en #gnu #linux #lignux #lxqt #qt -
I am really liking LXQT! :gutkato_koro:
It feels substantially modular, simple, lightweight, and power-user friendly!
I love seeing an QT desktop that’s independent the behemoth KDE. :kde:
Another cute thing: No need to mess with gsettings or some dedicated command to mess with the config of a running system, you can just write to config files in ~/.config/lxqt, and it’ll be applied on-the-fly! Loving it~
:anja_adormiras:
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I am really liking LXQT! :gutkato_koro:
It feels substantially modular, simple, lightweight, and power-user friendly!
I love seeing an QT desktop that’s independent the behemoth KDE. :kde:
Another cute thing: No need to mess with gsettings or some dedicated command to mess with the config of a running system, you can just write to config files in ~/.config/lxqt, and it’ll be applied on-the-fly! Loving it~
:anja_adormiras:
#lang_en #gnu #linux #lignux #lxqt #qt -
I am really liking LXQT! :gutkato_koro:
It feels substantially modular, simple, lightweight, and power-user friendly!
I love seeing an QT desktop that’s independent the behemoth KDE. :kde:
Another cute thing: No need to mess with gsettings or some dedicated command to mess with the config of a running system, you can just write to config files in ~/.config/lxqt, and it’ll be applied on-the-fly! Loving it~
:anja_adormiras:
#lang_en #gnu #linux #lignux #lxqt #qt -
I am really liking LXQT! :gutkato_koro:
It feels substantially modular, simple, lightweight, and power-user friendly!
I love seeing an QT desktop that’s independent the behemoth KDE. :kde:
Another cute thing: No need to mess with gsettings or some dedicated command to mess with the config of a running system, you can just write to config files in ~/.config/lxqt, and it’ll be applied on-the-fly! Loving it~
:anja_adormiras:
#lang_en #gnu #linux #lignux #lxqt #qt -
I need a book (or series) with that kind of chemistry that #SwanQueen had, but that goes somewhere with it 🤔☕
#lang_en #Once_upon_a_time #books #sapphic -
CW: Hot take, take care
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Options to remove bots (there is too much of ’em) and replies (people like to spam tags in replies, barely related, if at all) from followed‐tags posts would be so nice…
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