Zach "earboxer" DeCook @zachdecook@librem.one

Any linux desktop environments (or ways to configure) that provide the ^A ^E 'emacs' cursor movement shortcuts system-wide?

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/345526

This https://askubuntu.com/questions/10008 thread doesn't seem satisfactory.

@puresick
Except isn't Telegram funded by one mega-donator?
@sir

@sir
"We need to rewrite everything with the benefit of hindsight."
-You, probably

@sir
int = (int)y
(int)/(int) = ((int)y)/(int)
(int)/(int) = y
1 = y

QED

@celfred
Interesting, though it looks a little too complicated for what I want. The event this is for will hopefully be in-person.
@switchingsoftware

@claudius
Thanks! That looks promising. It's interesting that the quiz data is stored in the quiz creator's browser. A little disappointing that it doesn't load in incognito mode.
@switchingsoftware

@sir
Rey and Kylo?

Does anyone know of any open source alternatives to Kahoot, a real-time multiple-choice quiz game where participants vote by clicking 1 of four buttons on their phone screen. Boosts appreciated. @switchingsoftware

@sir
$ mkdir ya; git archive --format=tar.gz HEAD > repo.tar.gz; cd ya; tar -zxf ../repo.tar.gz; du -b -d0
407251 .

Gets us a little closer. Maybe 1MB of the code hasn't been written yet.
@philipwhite

@philipwhite
Or maybe the 1178 line source code fits on a 1.44 MB floppy?
Seems like there would still be plenty of free space... maybe to fit the other 5 source files.
@sir

@ac Welcome to not-twitter, a place where, much like twitter, groupies congregate around the personalities who put in the time, torrentially tooting.

@middlepath
`links -g` is graphical, allows user-definable fonts, colors, etc, and loads pages faster by avoiding JS and CSS.
@sir

@charims@mastodon.technology
systemd-mattd

@mollusk
Why not just share a plain text file?
You can sync it however you want! If you're worried about corruption, why not write a script that automatically makes and pushes git commits for her laptop?
@cavaliertusky

@Calvinn_Hobbes
@philipwhite hence C++