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Smythe posted:also. i use zoiper because im too cheap to order another voip office phone for my desk. whatever. noprofit lifestyle. well. the zoiper icon is huge. were talkig xbox huge lmbo
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Yup, I'm not sure what happened with the Glib rewrite for 1.5. I moved from Ubuntu Server LTS to CentOS 7 and from Lighty to Nginx and actually found the Nginx configuration less unpleasant than Lighty.
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looks like Haiku is redoing its equivalent of pid 1:Axel Dörfler posted:The beginnings of a launch_daemon for Haiku. strangely this did not appear to result in a systemd-style meltdown on the part of anyone in the community I wonder what FreeBSD is doing in this space
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eschaton posted:looks like Haiku is redoing its equivalent of pid 1: I guess both of them like the idea?
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eschaton posted:looks like Haiku is redoing its equivalent of pid 1: why not use launchd.....
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eschaton posted:the community haiku has a community?
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eschaton posted:I wonder what FreeBSD is doing in this space nothing, yet jordan hubbard left apple recently. that might shake things up considerably pram posted:why not use launchd..... it's under apple's special open source license, not mit/bsd/x11
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its under the apache license lol... http://opensource.apple.com/source/launchd/launchd-842.92.1/src/launchd.c
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pram posted:its under the apache license lol... cool, they relicensed it launchd is one of the few not-brain-damaged things in osx
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:launchd is one of the many not-brain-damaged things in osx
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:cool, they relicensed it wish we could say the same about your posting in re: yospos
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carry on then posted:wish we could say the same about your posting in re: yospos all my posts are permissively licensed 
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OSX is a lovely user experience, i'm sure, but the actual architecture of the thing seems pretty gross. Apple succeeds very much despite their software stack, not because of it.
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Its because they figured out that it doesn't matter how great your software stack is, if it's propping up unusable garbage.
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ZShakespeare posted:it doesn't matter how great your software stack is, if it's propping up unusable garbage. no lf posting
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Mr Dog posted:OSX is a lovely user experience, i'm sure, but the actual architecture of the thing seems pretty gross. Apple succeeds very much despite their software stack, not because of it. its actually.... good
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actually, it's a pos
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Aug 10, 2015 09:26
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Is a tiling window manager the best bet for minimizing the use of a mouse?
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SYSV Fanfic posted:Is a tiling window manager the best bet for minimizing the use of a mouse? yeah but i haven't found one that 'just works' the other option is to go cli everything and use tmux.
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Has someone released a tiling window manager that is just tmux with windows?
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https://github.com/ch11ng/exwm/wiki 
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I'm really happy with xmonad. It took a tiny bit of one-time fuckery to figure out but I get by with basically a stock config plus xmobar+trayer+dmenu. My buddy switched to i3 and swears by it, but I haven't tried it with much sincerity.
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I like xfce4 but I can't ever seem to make it look niceSYSV Fanfic posted:Is a tiling window manager the best bet for minimizing the use of a mouse? dwm
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i used xfce for sometime it works fine but looks like trash
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i tried using tmux for a bit then i realized that docking two gnome-terminals side-by side using the gnome 3 equivalent of Aero Snap was far more productive and less spergy
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Mr Dog posted:less spergy hmm nope
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idk, technically it's true, like how a dumpster fire is less dangerous than a house fire, or how hitler killed less people than stalin
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i've finally had to use windows 8 (well, technically 2012) and the experience has convinced me that neither gnome3 nor unity is the worst possible desktop user interface looking forward to my workplace introducing windows 10 in five years or so, till then it's back to the linux vms and trying to pretend windows isn't there
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tmux is good. but i also use a mixture of tmux and terminal windows
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i use multiple tabs in Terminal.app on Apple Operating System X 10.10.4 Yosemite
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pram posted:i use multiple tabs in Terminal.app on Apple Operating System X 10.10.4 Yosemite tabs? so you can only see one at a time? that doesn't sound very useful
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Aug 10, 2015 22:47
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you only have TWO eyes (that converge on ONE point)
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yes, and often I want to move them between two things that I am comparing, or to scroll to and fro through the output of one command while composing another, or any number of other use cases where tabs are unhelpful compared to having an easy way to place two windows neatly side by side
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incredibly. and i know this is going to sound crazy. haha. you can make multiple Terminal.app (included for free on Apple Operating System X 10.10.4 Yosemite) windows
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how easy is it to make them line up perfectly side by side without a gap so my ocd isn't triggered
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that question is far too subjective and i refuse to answer it
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