Simon H

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It should be straightforward to get the service running in Docker which seems a better way to go for Mac compatibility. In theory that doesn't need any coding skills :-).

I don't think 'yes' should be the default, as it was when I installed, I needed to switch to 'no' to make it work at all.

I tried this with python 2.7.8 (win, 32-bit), pysmb 1.1.18, samba 4.1, no issues. The full Samba config is the same as in my post [here](https://github.com/miketeo/pysmb/issues/46)

For anon connections, I have it working fine to a samba server. I tried playing around with the parameters to the SMBConnection constructor. username - Can be anything you want...

This would be great. Add an option here: ![image](https://github.com/marktext/marktext/assets/11296296/a6905d2b-6611-45df-8dc3-d70543cd3519) "Inline image as base64" Which would do something like the Toast UI editor: https://ui.toast.com/tui-editor ![image](https://github.com/marktext/marktext/assets/11296296/0ba2400e-5158-48d5-8997-2dc86b6441fb)

Instead of these options, would it not be better to document how to create our own CA toward the bottom of the page on certs: https://docs.mitmproxy.org/stable/concepts-certificates/ There is mention of...

> > ... I want the latest version of Python as another dependency for Kubectl. Downgrading to an older version is clearly mentioned in the logs that I can see....

> @keeely you can host it somewhere and set the nodejs.org mirror env var to point to it, and nvm will look there instead. Thanks! Yes, index.tab is needed, and...

Whilst I appreciate you looking into this, I'll stick with the `sys.modules['readline']` fiddling as it has worked so far and my users don't have to do anything (really important for...

When I tried to install on MacOs using Homebrew I got the following warning: ``` The Apple Silicon (arm) version of mark-text is not signed, and will display an error...