Yep, many smart TVs still only accept FAT32 format. I have to split my HDR videos into multiple files to be able to watch them on TV — because of 4GiB size limit.
SourceHut is worth checking out. It leans towards minimal aesthetics, but is actually very functional. Granted, the workflow is quite different than other VCS providers, but you may grow into it, like I have :)
Yes
Open SUSE Tumbleweed too right?
Ah okay, thanks. I shouldn’t have checked out right after the crash.
Wait.. wasn’t it the other way around for Hulk? That is, he lost a couple of places because of being overtaken?
But there are no header files in Zig, it just imports zig files as modules.
Sour grapes…
BTW, SourceHut now automatically switches to light/dark mode based on your OS settings.
Unless I made a mistake checking it the last time, it’s like Drew saw your comment and took it personally xD
Indeed
There is also Marksman in the same breadth, in case you encounter any hiccups with md-oxide.
This is the way.
Yep, many smart TVs still only accept FAT32 format. I have to split my HDR videos into multiple files to be able to watch them on TV — because of 4GiB size limit.
Fair take. I agree 👍
LibreWolf exists, and is already on Codeberg. If and when push comes to shove, they may stop depending on Firefox altogether.
No. But, FWIW, Dark Reader, and similar extensions work very well on the site.
Thanks :)
SourceHut is worth checking out. It leans towards minimal aesthetics, but is actually very functional. Granted, the workflow is quite different than other VCS providers, but you may grow into it, like I have :)
This is the way.