On 25.10.24 15:21, Enrico Weigelt, metux IT consult wrote:
Hello folks,
Now they're really gone wild: I'm blocked by vger's spam filter.
An official Linux maintainer is censored on LKML for critizing his
holyness Torvalds.
First I've thought it's just when replyin
s in individual sources - also makes it easier
for distros etc.
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On 02.08.2017 00:10, Ori Bernstein wrote:
On Sun, 23 Jul 2017 23:29:04 +0300
ochern wrote:
Unfortunately as more complex becomes configuration part the more perverted
and unreadable it will look when done using make, at the same time it will
keep nice look in pure shell variant. Yet a lower p
Hi folks,
I've tried to build surf mainline, but seems to be incompatible
w/ my webkit version. Which one should I use ?
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On 15.04.2017 22:46, hiro wrote:
> the interface is not so hard, browser needs to communicate via lines
> of text to one process. for that it has stdin/out. process that starts
> the browser can arrange those fds internally as is needed. doing that
> for multiple processes is what i called demuxing
On 14.04.2017 23:32, hiro wrote:
>> That should be done in a separate session manager process, IMHO.
>
> yes, that's what i mean. it just needs to demux the info from multiple
> browser processes and then just write them to the file exactly like
> opera does right now.
The interesting question is
On 14.04.2017 16:10, hiro wrote:
> just for inspiration:
>
> check out the format in .opera-12/sessions/autosave.win
> plaintext .ini format, keeps history per tab, including title, url,
> position, etc.
okay, that's easy and obvious.
BUT: how can we do that properly w/ multiple processes ?
I'm
Hi folks,
I'm currently looking for a clean way to implement an session management
similar to what we already on chrome + onetab. Basicly two main goals:
a) when restarted it should open up all tabs (and windows) just like
they were before the last termination.
b) allow stashing away tabs, so
