

In my opinion this is horrible, why is it not enough to just drag it there? Why exactly there is a need to drag it, then drag it once more, then press install? 🤔


In my opinion this is horrible, why is it not enough to just drag it there? Why exactly there is a need to drag it, then drag it once more, then press install? 🤔
I’ve only used epy in the past it was fine but looks abandoned now. It seems now there is lue looks like it has a lot more features.
https://join.piefed.social/features/
And it’s not being developed by tankies.


You can disable compression for freecad project files and they will become git-trackable.
There is also a plugin for blender (CAD sketcher) that allows for CAD-like flow. It’s a mesh still so your point still stands.
// For my own needs I’ve tried to use onshape and found it clunkier than freecad. Freecad has its limitations and can be slow on some operations, ofc.


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I think Request Tracker is the closest thing to Jira, whether it’s good or bad is an open question (for me).
Looks like a great feature.
ez, you need computer on the moon


We already have Piefed and Mbin.


The best way is to use ssh-ca and certificate based auth.
Some things require skill to operate.


It will be implemented, they’ll just do it slower.


postponing


They seemingly don’t care for their existing users, why would they donate? Also how much money goes into developing firefox and not another project of the day?


Nobody, ever wanted firefox to become modern AI browser, there are like 5 people in the world that even want AI browser. I hope either servo or ladybug will actually make a functioning browser before firefox implodes completely.




I find vim way of editing text uncomfortable and how it lacks flexibility in general when compared to emacs (One can make vim from emacs not viceversa). Also I like that emacs is a gui application.
This doesn’t make any sense? Appimages aren’t distributed like this, there is no point in making it three step operation, you won’t accidentally open this application and drag an appimage there.