Aaron Dill

A few other applications (albeit daemons) that allow multiple instances that I use are: `polkit-gnome-authentication-agent-1`, `picom`, `notification_daemon`, `xss-lock`. While it's not super common that I run multiple instances, as I...

prefixing `blueman-applet` with `dbus-launch` *does* create a second instance, however, I currently run my *WM* under `dbus-launch`, and when running `blueman-applet --loglevel debug` there (without a further `dbus-launch`) it returns...

running this to replace both instances of FLAGS_NONE with NON_UNIQUE: ```shell > cd /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/blueman/ > rg 'Gio.ApplicationFlags.FLAGS_NONE' -l | xargs -n1 sudo sed -i 's/Gio.ApplicationFlags.FLAGS_NONE/Gio.ApplicationFlags.NON_UNIQUE/g' ``` Desktop 1: `blueman-applet` (this...

After that error, the tray dies, but the applet seems to survive. manually running `blueman-tray` revives my tray icon and everything (seems) to return to working order.

I tested running two instances, and it seems to be able to (at least) do all the major actions (connect/disconnect) and both instances handle updating the icon and tray states...

Here is some debug output. Oddly enough, this time, I didn't get the tray exception... Please note that the `----MESSAGE----` lines were added by me (using printf '%s\n' "MESSAGE" >>file)....

I really couldn't explain to you my DBus setup. Like I said, Dbus is black magic to me, and I'm not even sure why I'm running dbus-launch. I saw it...

This would allow use cases such as my own: ```ts import {copy} from 'create-create-app'; copy({ sourceDir: globalTemplateDir, targetDir: packageDir, view: { ...answers, year, packageManager }, }); ``` In this example,...

If you would still like to use this extension, I posted a pull request from [my fork of the repository](https://github.com/aarondill/vscode-vercel), It is unlikely to be accepted, as it seems the...

> How would I package and install your version of the extension? 1. Clone the repo to your local files. 2. Cd into the directory created (presumably `cd vscode-vercel` 3....