Re: [PLUG] VLC 3.0

Thanks Galen, I believe that my lack of awareness of it is total indifference to any eye candy gimicks in UI. All I care about is practicality and effectiveness of the interface together with good ergonomic. My hands hurt with mouse and I hate distraction from the task at hand. For that reason,

Re: [PLUG] Rsync error that I don't understand

It is saying some sort of IO error occurred when trying to get the current working directory. If you have already made sure that directory exists you should check the consistency of your disks. I remember having similar errors when working with disks with bad sectors and floppy disks. On

[PLUG] Ftree Vectorization

I normally compile my programs with the CFLAGS -O1 -pipe -march=native -ftree-vectorization. I assumed back when i used GCC version 5 that because skylake was not an march option yet it would not make full use of the SIMD instructions on Intel's Skylake generation processors. I added in the

[PLUG] Rsync error that I don't understand

I have a 2-bay Mediasonic that is mounted as "Movies." I have a 2-bay Synology NAS that is mounted as "Synology." I have an rsync command that I use to make a backup of the Mediasonic to the Synology: rsync -rptog --progress --stats --delete

Re: [PLUG] Rsync error that I don't understand (Solved)

On Sat, 19 May 2018 19:55:52 -0700 Thomas Groman dijo: >It is saying some sort of IO error occurred when trying to get the >current working directory. If you have already made sure that directory >exists you should check the consistency of your disks. I remember