NiklasBeierl

@meeshaa Same here, dissappears when using wayland, tho.

I just found something that might actually help to uncover the underlying issue here. Hear me out, its a bit of a long story: I have an i7-1065G7 CPU with...

Heyya, thanks for the reply, I just tried specifying a Translationlayer without architectures and voila, I got a filelayer and a Intel32e layer. I will try a virsh dump next...

Those are some very good points: One definition I could think of is: The highest layer I can get to without involving "address translation". [1] I would expect the "rawlayer"...

I guess you are in a way better place to judge that than me. Thanks for hearing my considerations, tho. :) I will go with a `TranslationLayerRequirement` without architectures now....

@Aetf can you provide some details as to how you make chrome / other applications run using KPXC as "libsecret provider"? Might be a noob question, but is the above...

This seems like a very generic network issue to me. Most likely not caused by pyArango itself. Given the age, I presume this could be closed.

Arangoimport is well documented [here](https://www.arangodb.com/docs/stable/programs-arangoimport-examples-json.html) It seems like your original data is in csv format, arangoimport seems to only accept json at this point. If you are familiar with python...

Came here to write an issue about this. To the reader: Note the difference between `G.edges()` (the function) and `G.edges` (the property). What makes `G.edges()` yielding tuples extremely frustrating is...

I guess this should now be solved by the [Expression Interpreter](https://vega.github.io/vega/usage/interpreter/) ?