Alexander Batischev
Alexander Batischev
On Android, quick capture sometimes is inserted into the currently open page rather than the journal
Edited to fix the version: I was running 0.10.9, not the recent alpha build. (I thought I installed the alpha on both my computer and my phone, but apparently I...
On Android, quick capture sometimes is inserted into the currently open page rather than the journal
I'm running 0.10.10-alpha+nightly.20241216 and it behaves the way @k1mbl3 describes. I kind of learned to live with it by now. It's handy when I want to insert a link directly...
> BTW, can I know the method to rename the links, e.g., https://github.com/newsboat/newsboat/issues/83 in your last post. GitHub automatically turns `#83` into a link to issue 83. Also, you can...
Refreshing feeds can be made faster with [`reload-threads`](https://newsboat.org/releases/2.36/docs/newsboat.html#reload-threads). Query feeds are covered by #2350 that you've linked to. Vacuum is performed by SQLite itself and to my knowledge it can't...
> Last time I tested (months or a year ago), it didn't have any effect. Tested with local xml feeds, i.e. not due to network bottleneck. Could you suggest a...
Yeah, that's why I wanted to redo the tests in a better-controlled environment ;) As for the original issue with slow reload, I have yet another idea. Assuming we're talking...
Reopening because there might be more issues that could be uncovered by `make --shuffle`. I plan to build Make from source and run it for a bit to check this....
I built a Docker image with an upcoming Ubuntu 25.04 which ships GNU Make 4.4, and ran `make --shuffle` in a loop for 4 hours (both with and without `PROFILE=1`)....
GitHub didn't add Ubuntu 25.04 to their hosted runners yet. Perhaps they only add LTS releases? Waiting until April 2026 then.
Generally I'm in favour of this, because there's really no reason to tie ourselves so tightly to `IO`. We're okay as long as it's *somewhere* in the monad stack. Also,...