arget(redo-c).
Maybe this usecase is irrelevant to the scope of redo, though I'm not sure.
What do you think?
Jeremy
ind linux | stest -f | wc -l
66520
Maybe y'all have a better solution?
Jeremy
On 04/24/21 04:46AM, Greg Reagle wrote:
> All of your programs/libraries get installed into /usr/local/bin except svtm
> which gets installed into $(HOME)/.local/bin Why is that? If you are going
> to stay with $HOME, then remove "sudo" from the last step of your
> installation instruction:
On 04/20/21 10:23AM, Greg Reagle wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 20, 2021, at 09:45, Jeremy wrote:
> I gave up on using dvtm a while ago (now I use tmux which is good) because it
> would keep crashing. And I could not figure out how to debug the crashes or
> get
> specific information
argue that requiring awk to use `head` would create more
complexity(for the end user) than it would solve for the developer.
Jeremy
On 04/26/21 03:43PM, Ross Mohn wrote:
> > Ross Mohn wrote:
> > > I and my entire team have been actively and successfully using dvtm for
> > > years. I haven't had it crash in a long while now, and I regularly keep
> > > sessions alive for months. However, I am very interested in using
> > >
On 03/22/21 03:15PM, Sebastian LaVine wrote:
>
> The Suckless community is international, and many of course do not speak
> English -- in particular American English -- as a primary language. But as
> an American, the word used in that email address is beyond vulgar, and
> extremely -- uniquely
e tools for static analysis, debugging, macros
for C that you would for any other language, no?
I could understand generics, interfaces, iterators, OOP and all of that
from a masturbatory standpoint, but that aspect aside, what utility do
these provide over C?
Jeremy
thusiasm for it is unparalleled, however, I'm not certain it's doing
anything better in terms of debugging & static analysis compared to the
C ecosystem.
Jeremy
s aren't necessarily the same as engineers/programmers,
> nor are they wiser than average.
> (I say that coming from one of the best universities in France; I didn't have
> very much respect left for the word "scientist" when I left).
>
Do architects lay brick?
Jeremy
They are incapable.
>
Where would you say their capacities are lacking?
Jeremy
On 04/09/21 10:12PM, Hadrien Lacour wrote:
> On Fri, Apr 09, 2021 at 01:07:01PM -0700, Jeremy wrote:
> > On 04/09/21 09:07PM, Hadrien Lacour wrote:
> > > On Fri, Apr 09, 2021 at 08:24:35PM +0200, Sagar Acharya wrote:
> > > > I have studied Engineering Physics
here.
I agree that minimalism a means to an end, but if the means is the same
as the end, why draw the distinction?
Jeremy
tive is to just get the address from ifaddrs->ifa_addr.
Jeremy
On 03/26/23 01:08PM, Sean MacLennan wrote:
> I started writing ipaddr almost 20 years ago after the umpteenth
> time trying to parse ifconfig (and later ip) output in scripts. The
> original version was get only and Linux o
king coffee remotely. All you need to do is tell your router to accept
requests to 50.50.50.50:80 & send them to 192.168.1.2:80.
This allows you to enter 50.50.50.50:80 into your webbrowser(from
anywhere) & access your coffee maker's web interface.
Nothing more to a home router than that - hope it helps.
Jeremy
sider the internet connection, you may need to run PPPoE to a
> xDSL modem or similar.
I hadn't thought to mention this - thank you.
- Jeremy
IO,"input/output error")
...
return "unknown error";
}
Maybe this is just comedy?
In all seriousness, this project seems moreso exploratory than lightweight
& simple. Either that or I do not understand the author's objectives here.
Jeremy
re, if there were 3 answers, and you
were running this on a Big Endian machine, the program would attempt to
iterate over 768 answers. Instead, one can use htons(byteorder.3).
That may be another knee-jerk criticism, but I have trouble seeing any
point looking further.
Jeremy
; these and should be avoided for this reason.
>
I meant `ntohs`... and this further proves your point.
Thank you for your insight & for the article.
Jeremy
igger our insecurities
& cause suckless to fragment, but that suckless is already inoculated &
preoccupied with its own inner-self-criticism to be affected by outside
forces.
Moderation in this mailing list is highly disciplined & I'm unironically
impressed. Thank you.
Jeremy
to block Mr. Fossy, simply because this kind
of moderation is costly.
You can always donate to suckless through PayPal using their teasurer's
address: fina...@suckless.org
Jeremy
On 05/12/23 02:11PM, LM wrote:
> I'd be curious to know what tools other people use on the list to
> handle organizational jobs such as time and task scheduling, todo
> lists, habit tracking, displaying/printing calendars, etc. Any
> recommendations? If you use more than one application, which
etty clear that "header" information is just noise & should EITHER
be written:
- if stdout is a tty
OR
- only to standard error
Jeremy
& you'd end up with nothing to barify, and that's a fact.
but why add cat if you can barify right there?
to further correct the above program, assuming barify reads from stdin:
```
./program-cli | (
read -r
printf "%s\n" "$REPLY" > /tmp/a
barify
) > /tmp/b
fooify /tmp/a
```
"Use files" - I will never forget this.
Jeremy
am against bc I struggle to ever remember which
arguments goes where, so actually I don't recommend darkhttpd anymore.
So In closing, i prefer fork/dup for a lot of things, and the
Processses are just goroutines under the hood anyway & so Fork/dup
is light-weight.
Jeremy
On 02/26/
should not be subscribed
in the first place.
Jeremy
. When
the 10% turns to 90% is where I take issue.
I agree wholeheartedly with your web forum rant, I hate them. But I
also think that mailing lists should have a more narrow focus. Saves
everyone from dealing with the chaff.
Again, this is just my .02,
Jeremy
On Thu 11 Jun 2009 - 07:32PM
I've updated the searchengines patch for surf, the patch on the site
only works for 0.3.
diff -up surf-0.4/config.def.h surf-0.4-mychanges/config.def.h
--- surf-0.4/config.def.h 2010-05-30 16:05:25.0 -0400
+++ surf-0.4-mychanges/config.def.h 2010-06-05 14:23:36.0 -0400
@@ -38,3
On Sun, Jan 23, 2011 at 6:26 PM, Eitan Goldshtrom thesource...@gmail.comwrote:
So I had already done that, which made me wonder why you were suggesting
it, because obviously I must have done something wrong when I tried to hg
that URL. I hadn't realized that I needed to build that after
I experience this also, using the free radeon driver. I have no idea
what this firmware-linux-nonfree is though...
hg clone http://hg.suckless.org/sandy
gives
abort: HTTP Error 500: Internal Server Error
and it also doesn't appear in the repositories list at
hg.suckless.org. I'm guessing this has something to do with the
hosting move.
condolences on your shitty university
Makes me appreciate mine a bit more, where the windows section of the
main undergrad lab is a dank little corner mainly populated by
students from other departments who were forced into taking a CS
course.
suddenly
nervous that my favorite software is going to start to disappear...
Jeremy
keybinding and can put an arbitrary
number of windows in both master and stack, in a way that is intuitive
(to me at least).
Jeremy
, you choose which windows to move
into master or which to move back into the stack. Maybe this would go
against the 'dynamic' part of dwm's name... Anyway it seems like my
explanation isn't clear so I'll try to implement it and post a patch
Jeremy
keybinding), so increasing nmaster and moving that window into the
s/increasing/decreasing/
... Anyway it seems like my
explanation isn't clear so I'll try to implement it and post a patch
Okay, so not knowing the dwm source very well I'm having trouble
implementing this, but I think these
So in other words, if we can say tha majority use cases are:
nmaster: 1-2
ncol (slave cols): 1-2
Hm, so are we no longer considering bstack? I agree that mod-shift-t
would be a nice way to do nmaster=2, but this means that with more
than two windows I'm stuck a stack on the side and I've lost
like to cast my vote on keeping
these two, I use and love them. I would offer to maintain if necessary
but I haven't exactly been around long enough to earn the trust of
anyone.
Jeremy
I would like to add support for surf, zathura and others I use daily.
I already use it with surf, and I didn't have to add any support.
I would like to add support for surf, zathura and others I use
daily.
I already use it with surf, and I didn't have to add any support.
Are you using PARENT_XID environment variable enabled surf? That was
the point of my mail.
Ah, I fear I skimmed through your mail too quickly and
Is there a reason for using a stream editor when you want to edit in-file?
echo '1d
w' | ed original.dat
On Mon, Jan 16, 2012 at 4:38 AM, s...@alternametz.org wrote:
Hello,
Surf doesn't update when hovering link,
removing an else fixes it.
I think this has the same effect but avoids a redundant print.
This has really bothered me a few times, that I couldn't hover a link
while the page was
this
Sorry, this one can actually be applied.
hover3.diff
Description: Binary data
Patch for st tabbed
also adds bindable function to instantly exit tabbed (I bind to ^c).
Don't you ever want to interrupt a program without closing all your terminals?
On Sat, Jan 21, 2012 at 3:54 PM, Aurélien Aptel
aurelien.ap...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I've made st ~10x faster on my computer. If there are no major bugs I
will tag tip as version 0.2.
Here's the relevant commit message:
* add a timeout value (SELECT_TIMEOUT) of 20ms in the select() call
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 11:05:19PM -, Bjartur Thorlacius wrote:
What use is bloatware such as ed when you have sed and sponge?
Not sure if sarcasm...
On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 1:13 PM, Nick suckless-...@njw.me.uk wrote:
userbase of 5 ;)
Hey, just because we're quiet doesn't mean we aren't here.
On Thu, Apr 5, 2012 at 2:12 AM, KIMURA Masaru hiyuh.r...@gmail.com wrote:
however in my opinion a system tray is
not necessary and should not be added to mainline.
if you don't mind my asking, explain why?
just curious.
Necessity needs justification, not the other way around.
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