Kyllingene
Kyllingene
``` kyllingene@kyllingene ~> sudo echo $SUDO_USER kyllingene@kyllingene ~> bash [kyllingene@kyllingene ~]$ sudo echo $SUDO_USER [kyllingene@kyllingene ~]$ ``` I'm not getting `SUDO_USER` on either shell, odd. > Could a potential fix...
You are correct. It's quite odd, because even using `su` gives me nothing: ``` [kyllingene@kyllingene ~]$ su [kyllingene kyllingene]# echo $SUDO_USER [kyllingene kyllingene]# ``` EDIT: A small test project using...
`SUDO_USER` is set properly when using `std::env::var`, which is all that really matters for this issue. I'm thoroughly confused at this point. I tested with `dirs{,_sys}::{home,cache}_dir`, and I got `/root`...
That's true, Windows doesn't really have the same concepts so the two functions would essentially alias. I don't know what the behavior on Mac would be, perhaps someone here has...
I think that a `COQstop` command would be amazing. I want coq in all my files - *except* non-code documents, because autocomplete in those gets in my way more than...
You probably mean [cmder.app](https://cmder.app/), unless you mean Rust works very well on retirement funds. However, what do you mean by supporting cmder? While it provides Unix utilities, it doesn't provide...
I'll do that this evening. One thing to note is that while this isn't a breaking change, reverting it will be; I'll take care to mention any possible pain points...
Properly handling timezones is [an absolute pain](https://youtu.be/-5wpm-gesOY). It's not just an offset: its daylight savings time, it's leap years, leap days, and leap seconds, it's countries changing timezones, DST, etc....
That could be a laggy stopwatch, considering that it has to format and draw large block characters (and rsclock is [optimized for size](https://github.com/valebes/rsClock/blob/0a7cfabc54f56b73edbe32a1dcb4a44a551ed974/Cargo.toml#L24)). A timer would be handy, but I...
No, simply giving friendly suggestions. I quickly tested what it might look like if rsClock updated rapidly, and I stand corrected; it worked fine (on Alacritty, Arch Linux). My one...