mcpcpc

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Intent-Driven Text Transformation for the Terminal(getxf.dev)
1 points by mcpcpc 8mo ago|0 comments
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Catclock for Wayland(github.com)
2 points by mcpcpc 8mo ago|0 comments
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pacersdk: Python SDK for accessing the Pacer API(pacersdk.org)
1 points by mcpcpc 1y ago|1 comments
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by mcpcpc 1y ago
A Python SDK for interacting with the Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER) Case Locator (PCL) API.
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Quart Extension for the Authlib Library(github.com)
2 points by mcpcpc 2y ago|0 comments
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Installing 9front OS on a Linode VM(mcpcpc.com)
2 points by mcpcpc 6y ago|0 comments
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X Server and VNC on a Linode VM(mcpcpc.com)
2 points by mcpcpc 6y ago|0 comments
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
XCB is closer to the X protocol, making it significantly smaller and generally faster (and more responsive) than Xlib. The argument of simplicity for source is relative to the API implementation. In this use case, the XCB API is the clear w
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
oh god. commence operation “spam the random name generator”! Taking a closer look at the original xwm, this project has long since been dead. i wonder if it would be fair to say the acronym itself could be used, as tribute to the original?
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
ah. well my google-foo sucks. wikipedia even has an article. again, i appreciate you pointing this out. not sure what i will do yet though. :(
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
some interesting tips in that article. thanks for posting it!
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
Just a quick glance at the source files for the two WMs you mentioned (along with a few others): cwm-----> 6328 cloc, http://ix.io/2DGD evilwm--> 3257 cloc, http://ix.io/2DGI dwm-----> 2505 cloc,
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
Trying to put together a few example patches for xwm (i.e. focus borders and workspace). But once I get some bandwidth, I plan to provide some comparison data. =)
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
Very good question! It's been a combination of techniques, but no Docker. I started my initial verification over a SSH/VNC session (e.g. x11vnc) on KISS Linux, which is what i personally run. Lately, I have been hosting various v
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
Thanks! The challenge is keeping it from growing ;)
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
Thanks! It's been an almost 8mo journey learning C to get to this point. Ultimately it was the people that I interacted with and the user contributions that propelled me to make xwm. I intentionally omitted a screenshot in the README
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
Oh man. I should have known, lol. Well I may need to consider a "rebranding". Thanks for pointing this out Any other advice for checking for naming conflicts? I used github, google and repology.org and was excited when I saw no
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
new link: https://i.redd.it/ve0ra9qip7y51.png
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
thanks! I spent quite a bit of time stripping out as many dependencies as i could. will update the screenshot link shortly.
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
screenshot (in use): https://i.redd.it/ve0ra9qip7y51.png Took heavy inspiration from dwm, bluewm, tinywm, lainwm and the likes to create what I would consider a minimally viable window manager solution. The project is C99 P
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Xwm – a tiny XCB floating window manager(github.com)
69 points by mcpcpc 6y ago|31 comments
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“Producing Open Source Software” by Karl Fogel(producingoss.com)
3 points by mcpcpc 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: GitHub project SEO
2 points by mcpcpc 6y ago|0 comments
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
will try to address the malloc concerns asap
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
thanks! i should note that channel indication exists already. it will appear, however, only for channels other than the one connected to initially.
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
interesting argument. will look into it
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
i appreciate the honest feedback! definitely a work in progress and i have learned a lot since i started ~1mo ago on this. will take your suggestions and add them to my ever growing “todo” list. ;)
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
will fix that. thank you!
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
definitely a good idea. will add that to the “todo” list
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by mcpcpc 6y ago
oohh interesting. will throw this in as an “example”. thanks!

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