Rune is now open source
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Rune is now open source
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Re: Rune is now open source
#2Author here! The post explains some of the details behind using Go as the primary language for building an IDE. It also introduces our novel contributor program, which will distribute some of Unstable Build's proceeds amongst participating developers, as opposed to making them sign a CLA to surrender their rights to a company. Happy to answer questions!
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#3Lovely to see, this was my main gripe the last I saw it. Also great to see it under the GPLv3, and not some crap like MIT.
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#4Lovely write-up! Will take a look at rune as an alternative to my Zed setup.
Not because I dislike Zed, I'm just addicted to trying out IDEs :)
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#6(I will try this as soon as there is a package in Fedora... That's my personal subjective bar to choosing a new EDITOR. But I definitely hope this succeeds, I'm a fan so far.)
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#7(I will try this as soon as there is a package in Fedora... That's my personal subjective bar to choosing a new EDITOR. But I definitely hope this succeeds, I'm a fan so far.)
It’s a long process to get into Fedora, but we’re gonna give it a shot for sure.
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#8Lovely write-up! Will take a look at rune as an alternative to my Zed setup. Not because I dislike Zed, I'm just addicted to trying out IDEs :)
Thanks! We spend so many hours staring at these UIs.. I totally get it. It’s like driving a new car.
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#10I like the idea of making it trivial to work across multiple machines but I’d really prefer not to have to trust your coordination server and encryption approach etc.
Could this (optionally) just run over Tailscale (I suppose ssh is always an option)