faulancer

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   by faulancer 12y ago

   you should be able to access content via API - http://getcockpit.com/docs#!api/cockpit-js
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   by faulancer 12y ago

   Cockpit is about simplicity. I like it to be lightweight and with a minimum of overhead ... but I also understand you arguments. It's all a matter of taste :)
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   by faulancer 12y ago

   yepp, it's on my todo list :)
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   by faulancer 12y ago

   you're right, this is a great improvement
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   by faulancer 12y ago

   good idea, thanks!
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   by faulancer 12y ago

   I always assumed that every developer has a local dev environment, it seems I was wrong :)
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   by faulancer 12y ago

   thank you, I'll investigate the font issue.
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   by faulancer 12y ago

   thanks, I'll consider it!
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   by faulancer 12y ago

   just download and try it out...setup takes less then 20sec. If you don't like it, just delete the folder and forget it ;-)
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    by faulancer 12y ago

    you have to try http://getcockpit.com ...simple but powerful
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