Anyone has any comment on Fuse framework? Since it has been open sourced i have been looking into it and it seems interesting to code in.
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i use pocket cast everyday.
this is really good...timely release.
Anyone else tried to get debian running on Macbook pro late 2016?
Thanks a ton to the whole debian team. You do amazing job that keeps the modern computing running day and night.
Do one thing (Desktop) and do it well.
this was expected. Unity 8 has been getting pushed farther and farther and it seemed very unfinished in previews.
found it.
is there a beautiful epub version?
maybe its not available in US? Its available in some eu countries.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/3161861/linux/the-new-dell-xp...
http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/xps-13-9360-laptop/pd?3x_n...
select OS option above.
Here is the original blog from dell engineer himself. https://bartongeorge.io/2017/01/09/welcome-the-new-ubuntu-ba...
just to add, its available with preinstalled ubuntu 16.04 LTS from dell.
this is really great news. i like pocket integration on kobo aura one. i hope they keep making that integration improvements further.
i have heard good things about clion. codelite works fine too for basic needs.
pretty nice. i like the code in the article, seems much cleaner to look at different functions for different arch. This will come handy during code maintenance.
Thanks, i will give it a try.
ok, i have been also looking into concurrent vectors lately to get something like this running between two threads.
Someone know or point here to a header only implementation of vector/queue with locks and really simple code with explanation ? Something written as beautifully as herb sutter's or scott meyers examples, They are easy code to play around and understand :)
*An implementation without vendor concurrent library. Looking for an implementation on Linux/ARM. Although i do have access to libpthread threads and locks.
care sharing your playlist in podcast format?
Hi, is there a epub version of this book? The pdf format is painful to read.
so it compiles c++ to webassembly syntax using empscripten compiler. what js has to do with webassembly? Is the idea is same with js? i.e. compiler js code to webassembly.
noob here on web assembly.
Lubuntu and xubuntu are also quite good if you have old laptop. They eat ram in mb not gb.
Interesting.
But what are the available ubuntu UI components devs have at their hand as of today? Is it based on unity 7 or ubuntu mobile components?
How different it is for a dev from developing an electron based app on ubuntu.
how different is ABI from XPCOM? Wasn't xpcom had the same goals to provide binary compatibility?
ah....the description is ambiguous then. Embed a browser in another application isn't very clear either. Is Servo like framework where devs can build apps on top (something on electron line).
Or is it really about embedding browser inside your application. That one can do today with QT framework where you can embed a browser inside your application. But QT itself moved from Qt WebKit to Qt WebEngine. So, 'embed a browser' in your application sounds old to me.
"Servo is a modern, high-performance browser engine being developed for application and embedded use."
Is embedded devices one of the goals around Servo? Do Servo have any embedded specific design goals? I'm interested to know which parts in Servo targets to embedded use. I can see that page says Android builds are coming soon. i guess that explains it.
so in the end, a recruiting problem is solved bya software company, now could be named as the big L. wondering what happened to all those people who studied Human Resource as a management branch and what are they doing now when whole recruiting thing is being run by bunch of sw engineers sitting in silicon valley and crunching big data.
The current headline is ambiguous. The blog is about copyright law around the map website.
Thanks for writing!MDN has been nicely documented and very very useful, especially for beginners in web dev.
are there any sample pages running with Jekyll 3 to see?
This is really good resource. Congrats to authors for putting this!
F.lux has nothing to do with GPU or shader. Its an application which tweeks display temperature controls. All modern OS provides such interface, on Linux, its x server extension, on Windows its GDI interface. So, its an application that uses the OS interface, that doesn't mean that it has to be made part of OS. At OS level, you provide functionality of underlying hardware but don't decide policies or features. f.lux is a feature not a functionality to display.