Jon Ege Ronnenberg

Oh, it even shows in the unit tests from [**this repository**](https://travis-ci.org/nickmerwin/node-coveralls/jobs/121340990) on travis.

@Zaphyk Thanks - I will try that later today. It could be that simple... Dunno why I didn't try that. _For future reference: we're talking about doing `chmod +x Neon.x86`...

I can play the game with my current installed libgtk but there is many to choose from and I do get a couple of warnings in the terminal. ``` Gtk-Message:...

Sorry - don't have time to look into this at the moment. Perhaps @Javey, @mgutz, @revelt or @isiahmeadows could take a look if you have some spare time?

@patrick-rodgers Thank you very much for your contribution. Will you please add two tests for this? Bonus if you have a use-case you can link to so we can put...

@WelliSolutions you should install git-lfs which comes with [1 GB free storage](https://docs.github.com/en/github/managing-large-files/about-storage-and-bandwidth-usage). That should easily fit your 102 MB zipped JSON file.

The `scripts` section is currently used for a lot of different use-cases. The most common in my experience is, starting different development environments, building, linting, various testing scenarios and starting...

I would also like to add that JS libraries also falls in different categories. 1. universal JS - can run in any JS runtime (browser/electron/titanium/nodejs/etc.) 2. front end JS -...

Last comment ;) The real flexibility of `scripts` is that the path to a binary of all modules are auto provided, npm wraps common shell programs cross-platform, every key/value in...

> Not having to pre-build a package would be great but requires cooperation of transpile tools like Babel/webpack/rollup to be successful. > > Number 4 is a direct consequence of...