If this is default in Ubuntu it is probably handled by nautilus or some else
file manager. Therefore, wallpaper is just a window shown only on certain tag.
In my opinion this is not good feature if you use this file manager anywhere
except its own environment and it is better to be disabled. Per
Hi Laslo,
04.02.2019, 22:04, "Laslo Hunhold" :
> It is very simple really. Let me give you an example with quark and
> nc(1) (You will need Netcat OpenBSD for the -U flag, which is available
> in all package sources I know).
>
> Let's first fire up quark:
>
> # quark -U uds_main -d . -l
Hello!
Studying quark commit history i found a note that listening on UNIX-domain
socket was the idea behind its last rewrite. This led me to the following
questions:
1) how should client be organised to use server in this case?
2) which advantages does it grant and how could they be used?
Hi
I tried to use quark as local server for pacman but it returns 404 error for
files with '+' in filename. I found the following lines in http.c (83-85):
if (*s == '+') {
dest[i] = ' ';
}
Why does it replace '+' sign with space?
12.11.2018, 08:29, "Markus Wichmann" :
> What's to help? You download the source, install it, remove udev from
> your init system and add smdev to it. Maybe add some configuration, but
> the defaults seem to work pretty well.
I tried to do that in systemd-free Arch-based distro. In general smde
As long as i remember my experience in using scrollback patches, you need to
swap some code (functions and definitions) between st.c and x.c
06.09.2018, 23:18, "Devin Neal" :
> There appears to be a problem with one of the patches to enable mouse
> scrolling at https://st.suckless.org/patches/scr
I have init script for wicd in my sinit scripts (on start it only runs "wicd"
or "wicd --no-daemon". I get no error messages from wicd while boot, but after
login i have no network and there is no wicd in processes. If i start wicd
manually, it works ok (it has PPID 1). The same problem is for c
