Cyuria

@jdtogni78 That sounds like a great idea. I myself personally prefer hard and fast rules, as it's more predictable. If I write a rule for, say, running a command with...

@rpdelaney Off the top of my head, https://github.com/pygame-community/pygame-ce is a fork at a similar scale. IIRC the repo owner had some philosophical issues with a lot of the devs so...

> There also seems to be [pay-respects](https://codeberg.org/iff/pay-respects). At first glance this is pretty cool. I personally consider rust to be the wrong language for something like this (an interpreted language...

> @cyuria I think you might have had the wrong URL in your clipboard: you gave a link to pygame-ce, which has no obvious connection to thefuck. Pygame-ce is a...

@ppamorim this isn't necessarily the best place to post problems like this. It would be better to create a separate github issue, or even a pull request if you're familiar...

> What's the point to do anything if the repo is dead? Comments and PRs are ignored, it's a waste of time. If the repo is ever revived, the issues...

> I really don't get why a interpreted language would be any better or different at all since [all the rules defined there](https://github.com/iffse/pay-respects/tree/main/rules) are `toml` files, it's a totally modular...

It looks like this might conflict with #1404 I'd prefer that get merged over this PR, however I will leave this open until one of these two does get merged.

@quadraplat I'm also using chimera linux and got here after fixing this problem. As long as you use the musl prebuilt binaries (with the force target triple config option of...

Just to elaborate on the old version of ubuntu thing, glibc is forwards compatible but not backwards compatible, which means for the best portability/compatibility you want the oldest version of...