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Klasiaster
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Comment #46145892
Actually not that important, it also does the same as shift-up/down and I think it's more a convenience feature that one can keep ctrl pressed when it was pressed as ctrl-shift-lef…
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Comment #46143444
Good keybindings, some are missing compared to what normally works, e.g., in the browser text input area or in gnome-text-editor (Ctrl-Shift-Up/Down was one I directly ran into). I…
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Comment #43991667
So great that they worked on it! It seemed to be part of the arti work for a couple of years but I wasn't sure it was really on the roadmap. Wanted to do something like this since …
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Comment #43936814
What's truly missing for Wasm and WASI to be an alternative to POSIX is dynamic instatiation so that a Wasm program/component can start another Wasm program/component by providing …
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Comment #42915886
Many apps depend on running an "official" Android distro from Google, Samsung, etc. and don't work with Waydroid's Lineage-based distro. I think the Wine-like approach from https:/…
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Comment #41853746
Here is a list of implemented syscalls, but of course each checked one could still be slightly incompatible: https://asterinas.github.io/book/kernel/linux-compatibility....
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Comment #41853719
There was also the similar project Kerla¹ but development stalled. Recently people argued that instead of focusing on Rust-for-Linux it would be easier to create a drop-in replacem…
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Comment #41827181
You can embed attachments in PDFs. This way you could include CSV or JSON files into your PDF report. For a quick way doing it with CLI see `qpdf --help=add-attachment`
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Comment #41761123
A major problem is that one can only have a single connection. It would be nice to do WiFi Direct or AdHoc mode while being connected to an AP. Being able to use WiFi without losin…
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Comment #41497380
Seems parts of the needed adapters do exist: https://www.amazon.com/Adapter-Converter-Thunderbolt-MacBook...
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Comment #41496793
Great to see it getting ready. Since the USB-C Power Delivery port doesn't support Display Port output, maybe there is a complex adapter that could splice the HDMI signal in (conve…
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Comment #41390635
I love that his exists without even being in the need of it!
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Comment #41223585
I don't understand what the advantages are over Servo's inbuilt web browser¹. So far they look the same when opening but the inbuilt web browser is more stable (I see rendering bug…
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Comment #41191141
Related is cargo script for Rust: https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/unstable.html#scri... (nightly only)
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Comment #41177568
The latest keyboard version 3.0 is more standard. The swapped control vs caps lock position is something one can probably remap in software. The apparent lack of page-up/down and h…
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Comment #39785439
"The laptop probably has a HiddenVM. Drug and hit the person with this 5$ wrench until we get access." https://xkcd.com/538/
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Comment #39423932
One can also create small binaries with https://github.com/sunfishcode/origin (e.g., https://github.com/sunfishcode/origin/blob/main/example-crat... is in that ~400 bytes range) an…
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Comment #39205875
GARM can easily manage ephemeral runners for you: https://github.com/cloudbase/garm (Ephemeral runners are also more secure)
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Comment #38994090
With GARM (GitHub Actions Runner Manager) it's easy to manage ephemeral runners: https://github.com/cloudbase/garm One should also use workflow approvals for external contributors.…
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Comment #38617075
The setup is not too complicated with something like https://opendev.org/openstack/devstack
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Comment #38466666
Do any of the (soon-to-be) available non-metal offers support nested virt?
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Comment #38240298
Main benefits are a fully mainline Linux kernel plus UEFI: You can throw a standard arm64 image at it and it will directly boot and get updates forever - no custom images with spec…