@prologic thanks for looking! @thecanine hmmm! Well I can get win3.1 running under dosbox (rather than than wine or qemu) so it should work fine from there. 🤞
I did look at VSCodium, but something something Microsoft irks me LOL. I just like how lightweight and no nonsense Geany is. But I'll install VSCodium and see what it's like :)
Just the one I linked to, a preview version for their lightweight IDE. Which I guess is going to be competing against the likes of Sublime, Atom, and Brackets. Will be interesting to see if it's a paid product.
Just the one I linked to, a preview version for their lightweight IDE. Which I guess is going to be competing against the likes of Sublime, Atom, and Brackets. Will be interesting to see if it's a paid product.
I use their PyCharm IDE at work to teach people, mainly kids/teens, the basics of Python coding. Lots of fun.
Generally speaking, people tend to look for symbols and images first then read text. Scrolling through yarns with a visual indicator may be helpful for some. Think of it as a useful nicety for visual UX.
@fastidious This is going to be quite a challenge I think. It looks okay on my end. Maybe have to rethink what we do with the @ tags after the username.
Oh yeah I’m not saying to remove it. Just a small icon on the upper left corner of the avatar to indicate whether that is “you” (me) or another use on your pod.
What are everyones thoughts on the 'me' appearing on feeds instead of the username? Perhaps we could have an indicator that this feed is actually you. And perhaps also we could have another indicator to state that the user is from your own pod too?
@movq I play guitar. Even though you're a bass player I'm sure you would have some handy tips that you could pass on to a learner? Only been playing since the beginning of this year.
Thinner, maybe, I’m looking into that font compiling at some stage. The labels are the same size as the nav bar on desktop. Again, on mobile, I increased them a little bit otherwise they’re a bit on the small side.
You play guitar or bass? I've been doing something similar for a couple of weeks now before I start playing guitar. My short stubby fingers feel like they're on fire each time hahaha!
@stutteringsteve that was my thought too! “Pfft containers, VMs will still be champion” is still _technically_ true. But running up a docker instance of something by just simply writing a text-file is just something eerily magical.
I’d recommend checking out Proxmox. That was my first introduction to containers a few years back. Now I use portainer for all my stuff and considering using… _gasp…_ RancherOS 😂_
Perhaps a global setting for image compression? That way if your instance has lots of space (and bandwidth I guess) they could choose 100 then default it to like 85 🤷🏼♂️
The only other suggestion would be to convert to png and then do a lossless crush on the image. in most cases they yield a lower filesize than a 100% jpeg.
I use keeppass kbdx4 files. I use keepassxc with browser plugin on Fedora, and Strongbox on iOS and MacOS. I have them stored somewhere safe (duh 😂) and have a weekly backup running to two different locations.
Before that I was using vaultwarden, it’s a lighter version of bitwarden.
@prologic@fastidious want to know something silly? The icons were not working properly due to the fact that the TEXT not the ICONS had custom data attributes.
Once they were added to the icons the mobile view is more responsive.
I even lowered the size of the mobile nav options.
Let me know what you think. It's still under the PR 572.
Just gotta do something about that eenie-teenie formatting toolbar. @prologic mentioned something about a fork that was fixing that. I'mma go have a look at that I reckon.
@fastidious @darch The only last issue I'm having is on mobile there is a large gap underneath the pod logo. However if I open up the menu and close it there is no gap.
The issue I see with this is that the hash code of the twt pushes the options over.
If the hash code were to be moved to another location, perhaps under the main post, it could be included with other hash tags that a user has placed on the post.
