[–] 3 points 1 day ago (1 child)

The funny thing is that they started providing such an amount of love for Spectacle when Nate started publishing those blog posts, making the need for a very convenient tool for screenshot and annotations very close to people developing the software.

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  • [–] 12 points 2 months ago (2 children)

    It's not just UI wise.

    They explain it on their website : their internal logic for a document is based on OOXML logic, while LO is rather based on a ODT-based logic. So compatibility with Office is more straightforward in OO (though we know Microsoft is not quite exactly following the OOXML norm, so still not perfect...)

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  • [–] 6 points 3 months ago

    It's a choice. PackageKit is going to warn you about new updates and do the updates for you via Discover or Software Updates, but in case of conflict or issues, it'll just throw an error and give up. You'll then need to use zypper. This is why power users tend to advise to always prefer zypper anyway. The risk for them to forget to update is very limited.

    If you know you'll think about running zypper from time to time to update and prefer this way of doing things, then disabling PackageKit as the doc you linked suggests is a good idea. Note that e.g. Discover will still be useful to handle Flatpak.

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  • [–] 3 points 3 months ago
    1. Pas vraiment un conseil avant la création de compte, mais générer et conserver la clé de sécurité dans un coin (sécurisé), c'est très pratique pour pas perdre le chiffrement de ses messages.

    2. Element est le client le plus complet. Sous Android, FluffyChat est pas mal. Sous Windows, je ne saurais pas dire. Sous Linux, j'utilise parfois Neochat qui commence à être pas mal.

    3. C'est un peu comme tu veux. Perso j'ai mon prénom dans mon pseudo Matrix pour que mes contacts m'identifient plus facilement, mais c'est chacun ses goûts.

    4. Je déconseille le serveur Matrix.org à vrai dire, justement parce que c'est le plus gros et il est souvent un peu lent. Perso, je suis sur tchncs.de, qui est vraiment un super serveur (allemand mais c'est pas spécialement impactant, l'inscription et toutes les infos sont en anglais).

    5. J'utilise pas trop d'extensions, mais tchncs.de propose des bridges vers Signal, WhatsApp et Telegram, c'est pratique.

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 4 months ago

    Boost change the status and highlighting of comments when you leave the post. Highlighting stays even if you shut off the screen and come back, so long as you didn't leave the post.

    I do not know how Boost does it, but I would not be surprised it is something along the lines you're suggesting.

    Thanks for your interest in that feature.

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  • [–] 2 points 5 months ago

    Effectivement, si tu ne cherches à faire que du local, c'est peut-être pas le bon filon à creuser. Juste un disque partagé en réseau sur un système un peu léger pourrait suffire.

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    OK, so I'm a heavy user of the native pipe in R which goes like this "|>". This is particularly painful to type on French keyboard, so on Plasma X11, I had a little script using xdotools to input |> when I pressed Ctrl+$. Very comfortable!

    With the switch to Plasma 6, I'm now using Wayland because one needs to live with one time, I guess. But this means I lost the ability to use xdotools to do that.

    I tried wtype, which seemed easy, but it doesn't seem to work in Plasma (and is not maintained any more?).

    I tried ydotools, which is harder to set up (it requires running a deamon as root, which is not convenient and also defeats the security purpose of Wayland I guess? Maybe not, I'm no expert). The problem with ydotools is that it doesn't seem to be aware of the keyboard layout, and since my keyboard is French AZERTY, it outputs gibberish instead of, well, |>.

    So, here's my question for you guys: do you know of any other (if possible, easy as wtype is/was) way to setup a string input associated to a shortcut?

    submitted 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) by to c/linux@lemmy.ml
     

    Hi,

    I would like to reorganise a big calendar into several smaller ones, e.g. based on the categories of events (say categories "Birthday" would be moved to a "Birthday" calendar and so on). I know it could some up with some highly convoluted awk script to filter the very unfriendly ICS format, but I thought I could simplify my life and use the work of some nice person who certainly had come up with a tool to manipulate ICS files (GUI or CLI), right?

    It turns out, I can find many small scripts or Github repos named "icsfilter" or the like, but nothing seemingly quite established.

    That's why I turn to this great community: anybody who was confronted to the same problem and could recommend a nice utility to filter ICS files?

    Thanks a lot!

    submitted 3 years ago by to c/meta@jlai.lu
     

    Salut,

    Je cherche à m'abonner depuis jlai.lu à des communautés de mon autre instance de rattachement (mander.xyz), et malgré le fait que l'instance est censée être liée, je ne trouve pas les communautés en cherchant directement ou par URL.

    C'est normal ?

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