B. Kelly

It's broken again! Hooray.

Notably, the coloured prompt is not compatible with the readline prompt; here is the startup script I use to get around this (warning: ugly): ``` ! Return an SGR background...

Setting aside the technical obstacles to actually doing so, I think it's worth looking at how Python handles this: - one unified documentation tree - if a vocabulary has platform-specific...

As someone who doesn't run HEAD, the differences between 0.99 (what I'm running) and 0.100pre (what's on the documentation site) have tripped me up a few times, and I suspect...

Under normal circumstances I'd say yes, default should always be latest release, but using HEAD seems to be much more common in Factor than in other language communities I'm familiar...

As a workaround, I have had good results using `ffmpegfs`, which has the virtue of working for _any_ format ffmpeg understands without additional work on the mstream side; I'm using...

> Display names **are** per-room. The way they are transmitted is through each room's latest `m.room.member` state event for the given user. According to the spec, they're per-user: - The...

Looking into it more (especially matrix-org/matrix-spec#103 which has a lot of discussion on this topic), it looks like the current state of affairs is: - clients can set their profile...

Will do, not planning to touch that code, just `WHO`/`WHOIS`. I'll also keep the commit that properly retains updates to per-channel display names even though it won't be load-bearing for...

Would it be possible to add the use of non-canonical names as an option, even if it's not the default? I don't mind if someone changing names invalidates all my...