petrisch @petrisch@librem.one
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Table tennis coach and player
ex. Mechanical engineer at some company doing some IT lately.
More here: https://petrisch.codeberg.page
Joined Aug 2019
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In an open letter to the EU’s member states, we, together with other privacy-first services like @Tutanota, @element, and @protonmail, outline why the Chat Control bill is not only ineffective but also incredibly dangerous: https://threema.ch/bp/open-letter-csa-regulation
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Weekly GNU-like #MobileLinux Update (02/2024): Plasma 6 rc1, #Phosh 0.35.1, and WiFi/BT progress
https://linmob.net/weekly-update-02-2024/
#PinePhone #PinePhonePro #LinuxMobile #postmarketOS #Mobian #UbuntuTouch #SailfishOS #Librem5
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"@thinkMoult advocates for transforming #IFC into a centralized #BIM database, underscoring its role in enhancing efficiency in #construction and design project management. His approach stresses the significance of in-depth IFC knowledge for effectively consolidating diverse BIM resources."
#askFedi Is there a good source to customize gnome shortcuts?
Specifically what I would like to do is to have a keybinding for launching an App, or switching to it, if it already runs. On Windows I have made this with autohotkey, where I launch a #wezTerm instance and give it a name I can switch back to. Is that a thing for workspaces? Haven't used those so far.
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A short look back at what happened around #phosh in 2023:
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i did it. did a thing. the thing is done:
a guide on neovim's lsp client. the unofficial click-baity title was "how to enable ide-like features without plugins."
https://vonheikemen.github.io/devlog/tools/neovim-lsp-client-guide/
Just switching my terminal to #wezTerm and so far pretty happy with it. Nothing against #alacritty but the main reason for switching is that i need it on both windows and linux, and there is just no good multiplexing and tiling on windows, which makes alacritty not that much of a joy.
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Since I've played with the MNT Keyboard for a few days now, review time!
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#Neovim in #Debian is finally updated past the 0.7.2 release (up to 0.9.4) 🎉
It's been a long time coming, and it's just in experimental for now.
The long pole, aside from ENOTIME, was introducing the #treesitter ecosystem to Debian. That took a bit longer than I was expecting, and I'm still not happy with how it looks. I've started poking around at debhelper tooling to simplify this, since the packaging is pretty repetitive for treesitter grammars.
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Tomorrow is the #neovim conf !
Emilie Ma's presentation tomorrow:
Plaintext Notes: Using Vim + FZF + RG to build a personal
notetaking system
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Any fellow architects out there?
If so, a question:
Can you do something like the following? That is, having unseparated uses nested within overall separated uses?
For this example assume unsprinklered Type VB and IBC 2015.
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The talk schedule for #neovimconflive is up on the website: https://neovimconf.live/#schedule
Pick your favorite talks and tune in to the stream on Dec 8 #neovim
Who would have thought, that I will have to work with #subversion and #eclipse in 2023.
Well me certainly not, thats why I never really learned how it works. Any suggestions for a good quick tutorial #askfedi ?
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Released nvim-dap 0.7.0
See https://github.com/mfussenegger/nvim-dap/releases/tag/0.7.0 for the full release notes
There's still lots of stuff to do before it will hit a 1.0.0, but getting closer.
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phosh 0.33.0 is out 🚀📱:
Allows to toggle password visibility on/off in all modal dialogs, new
🔒-screen plugin to launch tasks, improved support for Indic languages ➕ UI and troubleshooting tab improvements in mobile settings.
Check out the full release notes at https://phosh.mobi/releases/rel-0.33.0/
#phosh #librem5 #gnome #linux #mobile #LinuxMobile #MobileLinux #gnomemobile
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What shell do you use?
Drop a comment if you use anything else! I ran out of options 😅
FOSS enthusiast
Table tennis coach and player
ex. Mechanical engineer at some company doing some IT lately.
More here: https://petrisch.codeberg.page
Joined Aug 2019
