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by vyskocilm 4d ago
Sure flatpak have a static permission system too, even it is not recommended and xdg portals are the way of integrating with a host. https://flathub.org/en/apps/com.github.tchx84.Flatseal
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by vyskocilm 6mo ago
Yeah XMLHttpRequest and activex thing IE6 had. That was Javascript style that days.
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by vyskocilm 6mo ago
JEP 504: Remove the Applet API Glad to see this being removed. Java plugins especially on Linux were awful and required by tons of corporate stuff. Anyone remeber IcedTea Web? A functional and opensource Java plugin and Java Webstart implem
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by vyskocilm 7mo ago
At this moment ReactOS guys should consider distributing their apps separatelly from their bundle. https://github.com/reactos/reactos/tree/master/base/applicat...
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by vyskocilm 8mo ago
We have been banned from using Ami Pro for writing a technical reports on my highschool in late 90s and required to write them by hand as an attempt to combat copy&pasting. We "shared" all the calculations in the class anyway,
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by vyskocilm 9mo ago
> I don’t feel like a consumer, but a janitor. I don’t want this. I think it was Jorge Castro, the creator of Universal Blue, who called it the sysadmin culture. Most Linux distros are made by sysadmins for sysadmins, and you're exp
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Enabling no_new_privs/NoNewPrivs, disabling setuid on Linux(thkukuk.de)
3 points by vyskocilm 9mo ago|0 comments
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by vyskocilm 1y ago
It really depends. I learned Lua in order to contribute to kulala plugin for neovim and found the language nice and easy to learn. Of course it has its warts, but given the topic, almost everything is better than a vimscript imho.
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by vyskocilm 1y ago
https://github.com/mistweaverco/kulala.nvim is an another restish (it can do gRPC to) plugin for neovim. It is intended to be compatible with a Jetbrains as much as possible.
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by vyskocilm 2y ago
Shameless plug. I had experimented with Go iterators a while ago and did a https://github.com/gomoni/it It was updated to 1.23, so it is as idiomatic as I can get. And yes it has a map method between two types. Just a
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by vyskocilm 2y ago
I believe libkrun is the tech behind. https://fosstodon.org/@slp/113283657607783321 Sergio Lópéz has more info in his blog https://sinrega.org/2024-03-06-enabling-containers-gpu-macos... https:/&
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AllSystemsGo: Varlink Now [video](media.ccc.de)
3 points by vyskocilm 2y ago|2 comments
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by vyskocilm 2y ago
Why bother with Varlink IPC, and why now? The Varlink IPC has been around for a while, but recently we started using it heavily in systemd. In this talk I'd like to explain what Varlink IPC is, and why we are now adopting it so heavily
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by vyskocilm 2y ago
Well written list of what made Go better language during last years. I'd add iterators, the recent big thing from Russ.
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Fractional scales, fonts and hinting(blog.gtk.org)
216 points by vyskocilm 3y ago|110 comments
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by vyskocilm 3y ago
Looks similar to https://templ.guide/ Which imho has a nicer syntax for the templates.
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by vyskocilm 3y ago
FJI: There is a faq entry about that https://bloomberg.github.io/blazingmq/docs/introduction/comp...
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by vyskocilm 3y ago
I use openSUSE Aeon (former MicroOS Desktop) for about a year. It is based on rolling Tumleweed and the system is stable. It updates on a background automatically. If you are not looking for a fine tunning your system and expects stable (ye
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by vyskocilm 4y ago
I use neovim with Ale plugin for LSP and linters. Somehow it maps into my brain better than anything else. Its fast, on cli, feature rich, usable without a mouse... The only thing where vim/neovim really sucks against other tools is th
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by vyskocilm 4y ago
All your layoffs are belong to us.
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Make systemd better for Podman with Quadlet(redhat.com)
182 points by vyskocilm 4y ago|84 comments
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An overview of single-purpose Linux distributions(lwn.net)
247 points by vyskocilm 4y ago|100 comments
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by vyskocilm 4y ago
FOSDEM talk about Fedora CoreOS, Ubuntu Core, openSUSE MicroOS, and Bottlerocket OS and how they all tackle the single purpose problem in their own way.
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by vyskocilm 5y ago
There is tinygo with llvm backend and the build times are abysmal.
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by vyskocilm 5y ago
An another great thing about Pipewire is that it made desktop sharing possible under Wayland.
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Rancher Desktop 1.0(suse.com)
152 points by vyskocilm 5y ago|64 comments
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by vyskocilm 5y ago
An another amazing feature of Pipewire is that it made desktop sharing under Wayland possible. Really awesome piece of a software.
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by vyskocilm 5y ago
Zproject is not a build system. It's more like package.json esque thing for C. We used it on a past and it was capable to generate auto tools (or c make) build recipes, Debian or rpm packaging, ffi bindings and more. But you're ri
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by vyskocilm 5y ago
It's even more funny, given the fact Rob Pike co invented UTF-8 with Ken Thompson. So he must know a thing or two about Unicode. Not using Unicode for Go syntax is a great thing.
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by vyskocilm 6y ago
I would like to know the details, seriously. Thousands of broken packages because of major python release? As a former package maintainer I can assure you that every update of gcc breaks the build of some other package. And we are talking a

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