Simple install procedure for major linux distros do not work.

Sorry if its a know issue. tried to get to install on ubuntu 18.04 (debian) with the debian method as is was recommended in leo's documentation to get icons and file-association as opposed to the "run from git sources" method. Just tried all methods proposed in this forum including :

Re: updates about new data model

On Friday, July 6, 2018 at 6:37:42 PM UTC+2, Kent Tenney wrote: > > python -> rust? > > So you want those milliseconds to become microseconds? > > > Hopefully, yes. But there is more to it. Model implemented in rust is easy to port as native extension to nodejs and possibly some other languages

Re: uni-clones, this is not the cache you're looking for...

On Fri, Jul 6, 2018 at 9:30 AM, Terry Brown wrote: Saw the uni-clones again this morning, but they went away after I'd > saved and reloaded the file. 950eb2c66. Same @clean file. > > But here's the thing I forgot to mention. My workflow involves moving > the .leo file, but not the

Re: updates about new data model

python -> rust? So you want those milliseconds to become microseconds? :-] On Fri, Jul 6, 2018 at 9:36 AM, vitalije wrote: > > > > Hypothesis looks interesting, but I have not gotten it to work. On Windows >> 10, pytest test_ltm.py gives: >> >> [a64] c:\Test\new_leo_model>pytest test_ltm.py

ENB: About the speed of lstrip

I sometimes worry that aString.lstrip() will generate too many strings, and thus slow down Leo. The following script disproves this fear: import random import time lines = [' ' + str(random.random()) for i in range(10**6)] t1 = time.clock() for line in lines: line.lstrip() t2 = time.clock()

uni-clones, this is not the cache you're looking for...

Saw the uni-clones again this morning, but they went away after I'd saved and reloaded the file. 950eb2c66. Same @clean file. But here's the thing I forgot to mention. My workflow involves moving the .leo file, but not the corresponding cache, between two machines, in a repeating cycle. Hmm,

Re: updates about new data model

On Tuesday, July 3, 2018 at 8:25:58 AM UTC-5, vitalije wrote: I have written some posts describing new data model, and now I am trying to > push code to github but it says that I don't have access rights for > leo-model repo. > Many thanks for this

Re: updates about new data model

Extracting and distilling Leo's node/tree model is exciting work and I thank you for doing it. One of my lingering annoyances when using Leo is the sluggishness of tree operations and it sounds like your code will be able to completely mitigate that, if incorporated. I appreciate you taking