, but I'm not 100%
sure that this bug is responsible for your problem.
To apply the patch, simply drop the .diff file in your quark source
folder, then run
git am quark-addr_cmp_fix-20230226.diff
and then rebuild & reinstall with
make
make install
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Hi fossy,
Looks to me like your version of quark is actually a lot newer than 2020;
Old versions of quark did not print that "dropped" message.
Probably only tangentially related,
but I reported a bug in the connection dropping code some time ago,
which meant that quark would likely drop legitimat
Hi atrtarget,
I thought I'd chip in my two cents.
1. Regarding stepping backwards throught the graphemes:
As Laslo explained, trying to find the starting point of the previous
grapheme is simply not possible.
In your situation, if scanning from the front of the string is too
inefficient for you,
only one, leading to such things like active windows getting
stacked directly on top of each other in tiled mode.
Cheers,
Thomas Oltmann
Am Fr., 12. Nov. 2021 um 12:33 Uhr schrieb v4hn :
>
> Hey everyone,
>
> I can verify issues with multi-monitor setups when screens are
>
e I often need to show
text editors, pdf viewers, terminals etc.)
What do I do about this?
Is it even a bug or just me using dwm for stuff it's not intended to do?
One way or another, how can I do my presentations without fighting the
WM all the time?
Cheers,
Thomas Oltmann
n terms of extensions
to be usable.
Cheers,
Thomas Oltmann
Am Di., 7. Sept. 2021 um 22:23 Uhr schrieb :
>
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA256
>
> What's wrong with plain old make? I don't think there's a need to write
> more build tools when one
e to admit, these concerns are mostly esoteric.
But I do think there are situations were these things are useful, for
example when users have weird symbols, like spaces,
in their build paths, because their Unix user name contains them too
(sadly happens pretty often).
Cheers,
Thomas Oltmann
.
You can find it here: https://github.com/tomolt/redo-depfile
Any feedback is appreciated.
Cheers,
Thomas Oltmann
P.S.: My sincere apologies if this post if considered off-topic, as
redo is not under the suckless banner.
I considered posting on the redo mailing-list instead, but that one
s
> if gnu tar proprietary?
No. I think Laslo meant 'proprietary' as in 'ad hoc' or 'incompatible'
(with standard implementations).
> there's probably no way to implement those GNU-extensions in a good and
> suckless way. The FSF has the bad habit for their
> standard-implementations that they tend
Hi Adrian!
I don't have a lot of time right now, so here's a list of my thoughts
in no particular order:
- I like the general idea. The more I think about it, shell script is
sort of a natural fit for templating.
However, you should put a disclaimer somewhere warning people to not let
user-genera
Am Di., 1. Sept. 2020 um 10:49 Uhr schrieb Thomas Oltmann
:
> Take navigation menus as an example. It is my understanding that werc
> offers a pre-baked solution for this.
> In mkws, if I needed a navigation bar on my pages, what I might do is
> I could write a mknav.sh script that sca
> I don't think superservers really reflect the UNIX principle. Why would
> you want to plug in your simple HTTP-server into the behemoth that is
> systemd. What's wrong with quark's idle resource usage, which I think
> is damn low?
systemd is a notoriously bad example. I only mentioned it because
e
(which is probably the only reason for using one)?
Is anybody here using a superserver like inetd for anything anymore?
Cheers,
Thomas Oltmann
just
looked at other implementations which seemed to work fine, like
lxsession-logout, and concluded that it might be the safest bet to use
dbus.
Anyway, Cheers,
Thomas Oltmann
(the DELETE ASCII character), plus it
rebinds Alt+Shift+q to open dlogout.
So, what do you think? Do you even feel there's a need for a
shutdown-menu for dwm? Are you happy with the quality of the source code?
~ Thomas Oltmann
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