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What’s it for then? Is there a security risk somewhere?

Hm, I know what that file is for, it’s simply a temporary script generated to start the program I’m carring. But why is Lilyterm blocking command execution by default?

Hm, okay, I can’t remember any program that ever called anything without me knowing about it. But everything that runs has been installed by me, so not that unexpected. ;)

 Isn’t this the latest version?

It must be related to this patch: https://github.com/mchehab/zbar/commit/a8be6a7bbb7d12ed0f6535b0e201a594416c77d3 A dumb explanation is that it tries to register a dbus service, and fails because of some misconfiguration in the code.

I can confirm that if you pass `--without-dbus` to the `configure` script, the error goes away. Tested with: ``` $ import png:- | nix-shell -p 'zbar.override { enableDbus = false;...

> A two-way bridge between github issues and git-dit would be awesome. We’ve been thinking about that; the major problem is that git-dit forms a message tree (as mail threads...

> Within the context of gh issues, that's pretty much what it is anyway. That’s what I thought initially, *but*: Github issues form a DAG, too! This references a comment...

> Ok but then your comment can have multiple parents and you can't express > that, either. Of course you can. git commits form a DAG as well (multiple parents,...

> However, the mapping between authors will be problematic in many cases. Consider, for example, an issue reported by someone without a GitHub/GitLab/whatever-account, or just someone who's email does not...