#windowserver — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #windowserver, aggregated by home.social.
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Long-shot, but: Does anyone (possibly at Apple) know if there is an internal setting to turn off shadows on system windows? (macOS Sequoia)
Use case: I am green-screening my camera feed onto the screen (so the screen has a green background) and using that to overlay windows on my camera feed while streaming/recording. The shadows are picking up the green and making the green screen picture quality not as good as it could be as I have to constrain the parameters more than I would otherwise have to.
#apple #windowServer #shadows #greenScreen #compositing #video #streaming #recording #macOS #sequoia
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THIS IS NOT ROCKET SCIENCE!
I think the SFTP server is down again. Expected files not in our INBOX and it happens on a semi-regular basis and usually after a weekend.
On my Linux box I had a very simple CHRON setup to run a specific BASH script. On my work WIN11 machine I have automated running a specific program every Monday morning checking for a specific item.
It should be trivial to do the same on the servers instead of buying software to verify that the servers are working.
1. On several machines have an automated script launch in the morning at least twice a week. It sends one specific file to one or more other servers.
2. The outside server(s) do the same thing on the same day and time.
3. For every machine set up running a second set of scripts looking for incoming file(s) with the special names an hour or so later. If the INBOX is empty then use SENDMAIL with a notification that the expected file is not present. Do the same for each incoming file with enough information we know if it is the incoming server or outgoing server that is hosed.
As I said... THIS ISN'T ROCKET SCIENCE. I have been doing this for many years and it gives the support team (myself & two others) notification several hours before the nightly runs that we are missing at least one file!
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THIS IS NOT ROCKET SCIENCE!
I think the SFTP server is down again. Expected files not in our INBOX and it happens on a semi-regular basis and usually after a weekend.
On my Linux box I had a very simple CHRON setup to run a specific BASH script. On my work WIN11 machine I have automated running a specific program every Monday morning checking for a specific item.
It should be trivial to do the same on the servers instead of buying software to verify that the servers are working.
1. On several machines have an automated script launch in the morning at least twice a week. It sends one specific file to one or more other servers.
2. The outside server(s) do the same thing on the same day and time.
3. For every machine set up running a second set of scripts looking for incoming file(s) with the special names an hour or so later. If the INBOX is empty then use SENDMAIL with a notification that the expected file is not present. Do the same for each incoming file with enough information we know if it is the incoming server or outgoing server that is hosed.
As I said... THIS ISN'T ROCKET SCIENCE. I have been doing this for many years and it gives the support team (myself & two others) notification several hours before the nightly runs that we are missing at least one file!
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THIS IS NOT ROCKET SCIENCE!
I think the SFTP server is down again. Expected files not in our INBOX and it happens on a semi-regular basis and usually after a weekend.
On my Linux box I had a very simple CHRON setup to run a specific BASH script. On my work WIN11 machine I have automated running a specific program every Monday morning checking for a specific item.
It should be trivial to do the same on the servers instead of buying software to verify that the servers are working.
1. On several machines have an automated script launch in the morning at least twice a week. It sends one specific file to one or more other servers.
2. The outside server(s) do the same thing on the same day and time.
3. For every machine set up running a second set of scripts looking for incoming file(s) with the special names an hour or so later. If the INBOX is empty then use SENDMAIL with a notification that the expected file is not present. Do the same for each incoming file with enough information we know if it is the incoming server or outgoing server that is hosed.
As I said... THIS ISN'T ROCKET SCIENCE. I have been doing this for many years and it gives the support team (myself & two others) notification several hours before the nightly runs that we are missing at least one file!
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NotionのMac用デスクトップクライアントに続き「Notion Mail」アプリもmacOS 26 TahoeでMacのパフォーマンスを低下させるElectronの不具合を修正。
https://applech2.com/archives/20251109-notion-mail-fiexd-electron-issue-on-macos-26-tahoe.html#applech2 #macOS_26_Tahoe #Electron #GPU #macOS_26 #Notion #Tahoe #WindowServer #バッテリー #不具合 #遅延
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#Wayback 0.1 has been released (#Wayland / #WaylandCompositor / #XServer / #XorgServer / #XOrg / #X / #XFree86 / #XWindowSystem / #X11 / #DisplayServer / #WindowServer / #WindowManager / #FreeDesktop) https://wayback.freedesktop.org/
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#XLibre 25.0.0.5 has been released (#XServer / #XorgServer / #XOrg / #X / #XFree86 / #XWindowSystem / #X11 / #DisplayServer / #WindowServer / #WindowManager) https://x.org/
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#XWayland 24.1.8 has been released (#Wayland / #WaylandCompositor / #XOrgServer / #XOrg / #X / #XWindowSystem / #X11 / #DisplayServer / #WindowServer / #WindowManager) https://x.org/
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#XorgServer 21.1.18 has been released (#XOrg / #X / #XWindowSystem / #X11 / #DisplayServer / #WindowServer / #WindowManager) https://x.org/
