Re: [dev] Anti-GPL hipsters

On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 8:32 PM, Stanley Lieber wrote: > On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 7:08 PM, Claude Lelouch > wrote: > > Why don't I have the freedom to own slaves? > > because you don't have the strength to take them. > > -sl > > Can we give this guy a medal or something?

Re: [dev] Anti-GPL hipsters

On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 8:32 PM, Stanley Lieber wrote: > On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 7:08 PM, Claude Lelouch > wrote: >> Why don't I have the freedom to own slaves? > > because you don't have the strength to take them. > > -sl this is the greatest email ever sent to this list -- # Kurt H Maier

Re: [dev] Anti-GPL hipsters

The gpl is slavery. On Oct 20, 2011 8:09 PM, "Claude Lelouch" wrote: > Why don't I have the freedom to own slaves? > >

Re: [dev] Anti-GPL hipsters

On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 7:08 PM, Claude Lelouch wrote: > Why don't I have the freedom to own slaves? because you don't have the strength to take them. -sl

[dev] Anti-GPL hipsters

Why don't I have the freedom to own slaves?

Re: [dev] [st] Drawing optimizations

I would like to see similar optimizations in libdraw and swk. Another optimization would be to add a dirty for columns.. Or well.. For rectangles which are the damaged areas. This will require some more work in order to get a list a smallest rectangles to be redrawn. We have to find a balance b

Re: [dev] [st] Drawing optimizations

> tip now uses a simple dirty flag per line algorithm. FWIW: this makes it worse in my particular test case (split-screen mutt; RHS compiling something; LHS editing a file in joe). Best, Peter -- sic dicit magister P University of Toronto / Fordham University Collins Hall B06; Office Hours TF1

Re: [dev] Introducing XLSH

Overkill? We amerce using bash like Genocides.

[dev] [st] Drawing optimizations

Hi, I know st rendering is slow. I'm currently trying out different solutions but I can tell you profiling X calls is no fun. tip now uses a simple dirty flag per line algorithm. Each modified line has the flag set to 1. Only dirty lines are drawn and once it's done their flag is set back to 0. I

Re: [dev] st is slow in this particular case

Strange. I'll run some tests on it when I get home to see if I'm affected in the same way. I so far have seen it everywhere. To such an extent that usually I can't even switch panes while there's a lot of scrolling going on. Excerpts from Peter John Hartman's message of 2011-10-20 17:42:21 -0400:

Re: [dev] st is slow in this particular case

On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 05:40:02PM -0400, Invalid Argument wrote: > This isn't so much a St issue as it is a Tmux one: It happens regardless > whether I use St or Urxvt. Maybe the Tmux lists will have better info > for you since this isn't (as far as I've seen) an St issue. It absolutely does not

Re: [dev] st is slow in this particular case

This isn't so much a St issue as it is a Tmux one: It happens regardless whether I use St or Urxvt. Maybe the Tmux lists will have better info for you since this isn't (as far as I've seen) an St issue. Excerpts from Peter John Hartman's message of 2011-10-20 10:36:09 -0400: > Hi, > > From what I

Re: [dev] Status bar warning

Until recently I was using a program called statnot to intercept dbus messages and update the dwm status bar with the content of that message. I've also set weechat to play a sound when I get hilighted, which helps even more than the status bar updates. You can find my fork of statnot here: https:/

Re: [dev] Status bar warning

When some X11 client raises the urgent flag, dwm will show the target tag in a different color. In my case, I customized urxvt to raise urgent with the terminal bell. So with mcabber (jabber client) I get notified when someone talk to me while I am in another tag. Regards On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 a

[dev] Status bar warning

is there anyway to make it visible in dwm bar that someone talked to me on irc in another tag? -- Guilherme Lino

Re: [dev] Some questions about st and a patch

To add scrollbar you just need to edit the sourcecode too. On 20/10/2011, at 18:32, "Bjartur Thorlacius" wrote: > On Thu, 20 Oct 2011 14:17:54 -, Mount Peaks wrote: >> 2) And how can I set a window geometry by default cause mine is small? >> Thank you > You could by editing the source code.

Re: [dev] Some questions about st and a patch

On Thu, 20 Oct 2011 14:17:54 -, Mount Peaks wrote: 2) And how can I set a window geometry by default cause mine is small? Thank you You could by editing the source code. Try looking for XCreate\w+Window

Re: [dev] Introducing XLSH

On Thu, 20 Oct 2011 15:00:48 -, Anders Andersson wrote: My .bash_profile looks like this: # auto startx if logging in at VC/1 if [[ -z "$DISPLAY" ]] && [[ $(tty) = /dev/tty1 ]]; then startx >& ~/.myXLog logout fi Uhm, so you've configured bash to exit immediately after starting X if

Re: [dev] Introducing XLSH

On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 3:00 PM, Bjartur Thorlacius wrote: > Myself, I used to run openvt bash from inittab. Anyone who knows how > to do anything useful in a commandline knows how to boot from an > alternative OS anyway. (Now I use login for no generally applicable > reason). My .bash_profile lo

[dev] st is slow in this particular case

Hi, >From what I can gather, there's a bit of confusion on whether st has performance issues or not. Here's a clear case where it is slow on my box: split a tmux window into two panes. On the LHS edit a latex doc with joe. On the RHS compile that latex doc with pdf2latex. I think it is the

Re: [dev] Some questions about st and a patch

Somebody claiming to be Mount Peaks wrote: 1) May I bug the mail-list with a simple question, is there a scrollbar in st? No, because there is no scrollback mechanism, so nothing to scroll through. -- Stephen Paul Weber, @singpolyma See for how I prefer to be contacted

Re: [dev] Some questions about st and a patch

1) May I bug the mail-list with a simple question, is there a scrollbar in st? 2) And how can I set a window geometry by default cause mine is small? Thank you

Re: [dev] Introducing XLSH

Myself, I used to run openvt bash from inittab. Anyone who knows how to do anything useful in a commandline knows how to boot from an alternative OS anyway. (Now I use login for no generally applicable reason).

Re: [dev] Introducing XLSH

The most suckless login was in windows 95 and 98 where one could just press escape to login.

Re: [dev] Some questions about st and a patch

huh? On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 09:06, Suraj N. Kurapati wrote: > On Thu 20 Oct 2011 09:02:10 AM PDT, markus schnalke wrote: >> [2011-10-19 21:36] Andrew Hills >> > it's hard to find the content in your message when the majority >> > of my mail reader's window is full of PGP signature >> >> I freque

Re: [dev] Introducing XLSH

> Thanks for sharing your work and I am waiting for some sort of > tutorial to make it run on my machine. +1 pgpKmRxZqPFS0.pgp Description: PGP signature

Re: [dev] Some questions about st and a patch

On Thu 20 Oct 2011 09:02:10 AM PDT, markus schnalke wrote: > [2011-10-19 21:36] Andrew Hills > > it's hard to find the content in your message when the majority > > of my mail reader's window is full of PGP signature > > I frequently see way worse messages in this respect on this list. Indeed, ful

Re: [dev] Some questions about st and a patch

[2011-10-19 21:36] Andrew Hills > On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 9:20 PM, Stephen Paul Weber > wrote: > > Or are you complaining about filesize? Are you on dialup? > > No, just complaining that it's hard to find the content in your > message when the majority of my mail reader's window is full of PGP >