Harley Laue (losinggeneration)

Harley Laue

This looks just about like my ideal keyboard as well! http://is.gd/AENOqH

Harley Laue speeddefrost

@speeddefrost I prefer C, C++, & Lua, but from a user of python apps the incompatible API & language changes are frustrating

Harley Laue

Python 2/3 breakage makes me hate the language

Harley Laue KDE , ralesk

@ralesk luckily it looks like only three backends don't support SearchFile

Harley Laue KDE , ralesk

@ralesk Yes, simple as long as the backend supports searching for a file. Otherwise, it won't be able to get the package to remove.

Harley Laue KDE , john5342

@john5342 As an Arch user, the packagekit support for ALPM is "okay" at best.

Harley Laue KDE , john5342

@john5342 True, & that might get 90% of the users, but it would still need a way to detect unsupported pkg mngrs (or disabled when compiled)

Harley Laue KDE , All In IT

@alltinomit That would be a tough one without being distro specific (also, imagine for instance, BSD's, & other 'nix.)

Harley Laue

Giving #vim_qt a try again for daily use. It's feeling much more complete.

Harley Laue KDE , Alex Fiestas

@afiestas Tea time, good idea *starts up kteatime*

Harley Laue OpenMoko FreeRunner , Yury Sakarinen

@zyth It's well worth noting this was putout as a fix to some serious issues involved with v38

Harley Laue KDE , qwc

@qwc The problem ends up being that most editors (especially with syntax highlighting) try to load the entire file into ram.

Harley Laue KDE , qwc

@qwc That said, gVim can work, but you may be better off using command line tools IMO.

Harley Laue KDE , Kacper Pluta

@copyme Oh, a nice follow-up was posted today about licensing as well http://is.gd/wMd0Ab

Harley Laue OpenMoko , Kacper Pluta

@copyme There's been talk on the !openmoko mailing list about it (http://is.gd/tRuxMc) I still hold that it looks like a fun device.

Harley Laue Debian , Wes , Ryan Weal

@trashheap Then yeah, but like @ryanweal said, go with a lighter weight DE and I'd say you'll be fine

Harley Laue Command Line Magic

@climagic I totally agree. People with bad security habits should stick with client side applications without access to the serverside

Harley Laue

♻ @humble Humble Bundle for Android & Win, Mac, !Linux Featuring Anomaly, Osmos, EDGE, and World of Goo! http://t.co/GDCg4iw6

Harley Laue Debian , Etenil

@etenil As long as the server isn't high I/O (usb sticks aren't typically very fast)