Alex Brainman

> @alexbrainman, this something you'd be interested in working on? Sure. I would be interested. > * Checkbox in systray menu, like: `[X] Auto-update software` I did not look at...

> The problem is that the service needs to run the installer, but the installer is running as the system service and can't interact with the desktop. > > But...

> The NSIS installer already supports stopping both the service & GUI and re-starting it all. We'd mostly do the same thing, with slight tweaks because we the installer would...

@bcmills There are couple of different stack traces. I looked at the first stack trace in the log: ``` go build golang.org/x/text/internal/number: # golang.org/x/text/internal/number [golang.org/x/text/internal/number.test] unexpected fault address 0xffffffffffffffff fatal...

> I'm going to close this request as we are now maintaining our own fork with the context cancellation functionality we need and I feel it would be a pretty...

> * that fix only need and work when client locale not set to UTF8, try change locale to zh_TW.BIG5 or others will see right result. Isn't your test supposed...

I still use Windows 7 on one of my computers. And I have to install Microsoft updates on it pretty regularly (every week). So there are still enough users for...

> Details for the problem I ran into can be found in #56904. Use case is a bit on the obscure side (external linking + race + windows-amd64-2008 builder). I...

> However, Chrome is [dropping Windows 7 and 8.1 support](https://www.engadget.com/google-chrome-windows-7-8-1-201122191.html) at about the same time Go 1.20 will come out, so maybe the timing is right anyway. I am not...

> Every first-class port is a drain on our resources to some extent; tests can flake, compilers can be broken as above, running builders costs money. So perhaps we have...