https://github.com/focus-editor/focus
focusCan't run it tho.
export XDG_DATA_HOME=~/share
export XDG_CONFIG_HOME=~/etc
export XDG_STATE_HOME=~/local/state
export XDG_CACHE_HOME=~/var/cache
export XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=~/var/run
export XDG_DATA_HOME=~/share
export XDG_CONFIG_HOME=~/etc
export XDG_STATE_HOME=~/local/state
export XDG_CACHE_HOME=~/var/cache
export XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=~/var/run
> My outgoing mail will pass the basic checks at Gmail, namely SPF, DKIM and DMARC, which are more than enough to get your mail through.
It's in the article.
> What Calendar and Contacts?
I have no experience with calendar and contacts, just email, and it's really good.
>I think we have very different ideas of what “operational complexity” means.
Maybe, what's your definition?
> Google/Android garbage
XDG_CONFIG_HOME as ~/etc. Makes so much sense!
> Trying to 😆
Ah, the subtle difference between "trying" and "doing"! :D
I developed the driver in plain C.
HTMLs via a shell script before uploading!
vnu <file.html> and that's all!
pkg_add vnu
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxXAbzeSC28
nix. Crap, so complicated! See, that's why I'm building a VCS.
nix. Crap, so complicated! See, that's why I'm building a VCS and not doing React.
go job a while ago @prologic, weird reasons. Something that I sent a "Resume" instead of a "CV".
go job a while ago @prologic , weird reasons. Something that I sent a "Resume" instead of a "CV".
cargo install pijul --version "~1.0.0-beta"...
mkws? Isn't flask a little bit overkill? :D I could do the work! :D
https://envs.sh/hzH.diff
https://envs.sh/hzH.diff
diff and patch.
NFS with no VNC. I had alot of fun installing it.
NFS with no VNC client. I had alot of fun installing it.
mk can be installed on Linux/BSD systems via plan9port!
mkws works GREAT with Plan9 mk. You just replace the bin/mkws script with a mkfile. It's drop in! Just create a mkfile in the bin directory, name it mkws and use a mk shebank like #!/usr/local/plan9/bin/mk -f.#!/usr/local/plan9/bin/mk -f
URL=//example.com
SHARE=share
THEMEFILES=$SHARE/l.upphtml\\
$SHARE/s.uppcss\\
TPLFILES=
3-}
HTMLFILES=${TPLFILES:%.upphtml=%.html}
$URL:V: sitemap.xml $HTMLFILES
%.html:Q: %.upphtml $THEMEFILES
echo Making $target
pp $SHARE/l.upphtml ${target%.html}.upphtml $url > $target
sitemap.xml:Q: $HTMLFILES $SHARE/sitemap.uppxml
echo Making $target
pp $SHARE/sitemap.uppxml $url > $target
clean:VQ:
echo "$HTMLFILES" sitemap.xml | xargs -n1 echo "Removing"
rm -f $HTMLFILES sitemap.xml
There, your web site builds only when assets are out of date!
mkws works GREAT with Plan9 mk. You just replace the bin/mkws script with a mkfile. It's drop in! Just create a mkfile in the bin directory, name it mkws and use a mk shebank like #!/usr/local/plan9/bin/mk -f.#!/usr/local/plan9/bin/mk -f
URL=//example.com
SHARE=share
THEMEFILES=$SHARE/l.upphtml\
$SHARE/s.uppcss\
TPLFILES=
3-}
HTMLFILES=${TPLFILES:%.upphtml=%.html}
$URL:V: sitemap.xml $HTMLFILES
%.html:Q: %.upphtml $THEMEFILES
echo Making $target
pp $SHARE/l.upphtml ${target%.html}.upphtml $URL > $target
sitemap.xml:Q: $HTMLFILES $SHARE/sitemap.uppxml
echo Making $target
pp $SHARE/sitemap.uppxml $URL > $target
clean:VQ:
echo "$HTMLFILES" sitemap.xml | xargs -n1 echo "Removing"
rm -f $HTMLFILES sitemap.xml
There, your web site builds only when assets are out of date!
mkws works GREAT with Plan9 mk. You just replace the bin/mkws script with a mkfile. It's drop in! Just create a mkfile in the bin directory, name it mkws and use a mk shebank like #!/usr/local/plan9/bin/mk -f.#!/usr/local/plan9/bin/mk -f
URL=//example.com
SHARE=share
THEMEFILES=$SHARE/l.upphtml\\
$SHARE/s.uppcss\\
TPLFILES=
3-}
HTMLFILES=${TPLFILES:%.upphtml=%.html}
$URL:V: sitemap.xml $HTMLFILES
%.html:Q: %.upphtml $THEMEFILES
echo Making $target
pp $SHARE/l.upphtml ${target%.html}.upphtml $URL > $target
sitemap.xml:Q: $HTMLFILES $SHARE/sitemap.uppxml
echo Making $target
pp $SHARE/sitemap.uppxml $URL > $target
clean:VQ:
echo "$HTMLFILES" sitemap.xml | xargs -n1 echo "Removing"
rm -f $HTMLFILES sitemap.xml
There, your web site builds only when assets are out of date!
mkws works GREAT with Plan9 mk. You just replace the bin/mkws script with a mkfile. It's drop in! Just create a mkfile in the bin directory, name it mkws and use a mk shebank like #!/usr/local/plan9/bin/mk -f.#!/usr/local/plan9/bin/mk -f
url=//example.com
SHARE=share
THEMEFILES=$SHARE/l.upphtml\\
$SHARE/s.uppcss\\
TPLFILES=
3-}
HTMLFILES=${TPLFILES:%.upphtml=%.html}
all:V: sitemap.xml $HTMLFILES
%.html:Q: %.upphtml $THEMEFILES
echo Making $target
pp $SHARE/l.upphtml ${target%.html}.upphtml $url > $target
sitemap.xml:Q: $HTMLFILES $SHARE/sitemap.uppxml
echo Making $target
pp $SHARE/sitemap.uppxml $url > $target
clean:VQ:
echo "$HTMLFILES" sitemap.xml | xargs -n1 echo "Removing"
rm -f $HTMLFILES sitemap.xml
There, your web site builds only when assets are out of date!
mkws works GREAT with Plan9 mk. You just replace the bin/mkws script with a mkfile. It's drop in! Just create a mkfile in the bin directory, name it mkws and use a mk shebank like #!/usr/local/plan9/bin/mk -f.#!/usr/local/plan9/bin/mk -f
URL=//example.com
SHARE=share
THEMEFILES=$SHARE/l.upphtml\\
$SHARE/s.uppcss\\
TPLFILES=
3-}
HTMLFILES=${TPLFILES:%.upphtml=%.html}
$URL:V: sitemap.xml $HTMLFILES
%.html:Q: %.upphtml $THEMEFILES
echo Making $target
pp $SHARE/l.upphtml ${target%.html}.upphtml $URL > $target
sitemap.xml:Q: $HTMLFILES $SHARE/sitemap.uppxml
echo Making $target
pp $SHARE/sitemap.uppxml $URL > $target
clean:VQ:
echo "$HTMLFILES" sitemap.xml | xargs -n1 echo "Removing"
rm -f $HTMLFILES sitemap.xml
There, your web site builds only when assets are out of date!
9front on vmd!
nsd instances.
[mkws](https://sherman.codeberg.page/) web site https://sherman.codeberg.page/!