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Comment #40176934
The post was already getting long so I didn't mention this, but I already found an fixed a potential deadlock due to each process not closing the redundant ends of the pipe, which …
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Comment #40176342
Apparently I didn't word that section very well, because many people took away this impression. My apologies. Factorio will continue to support X11 for as long as SDL does, in othe…
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Comment #40176337
Yes, we vendor and statically link as much as possible to avoid dependency hell across distros and platforms.
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Comment #40176330
Thanks for making such a great library! It served us well for many years. Edit: My brain skipped over the "user of and minor" part of the sentence. Still, thanks for contributing t…
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Comment #40176322
Everything I talked about here will apply to Factorio 2.0 as a whole, whether or not you have the expansion DLC.
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Comment #29985681
Oh you're fine! I didn't think you were being flippant. I've been using One Darker (One Dark with a darker background) for two years and don't have any plans to change anytime soon…
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Comment #29983485
Kakoune is gimped by the fact that Mawww had children and cannot dedicate nearly as much time to the project as they had planned to. The idea was to have monthly releases, but that…
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Comment #29982534
I used color schemes as an example, perhaps it was a bad one. I don't update it regularly, no. As others have said, the appeal of Kak is orthogonality and accessibility. The keybin…
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Comment #29975862
Kak is mostly self-documenting, but there are a few :doc pages that give more detail. Of particular interest are the commands [0] and command parsing [1] pages. Those will get you …
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Comment #29975692
I've been using Kakoune as my daily driver for almost a year. The thing that made me fall in love was the simplicity, both in daily usage and in extensibility. The biggest "oh wow"…