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I never run it manually under normal circumstances.

Agreed, don't see anything wrong with utilizing the hooks provided by the OS itself -- why have yet another service running in the background when it's not really needed?

Doesn't replicate on my machine: ```sh $ hyperfine --warmup 5 'copyq disable; copyq enable' Benchmark 1: copyq disable; copyq enable Time (mean ± σ): 53.6 ms ± 12.1 ms [User:...

No PRs. What needs be done: a) verify it's solved in turn.ttorrent project's upstream; if not, fix it there first; b) upgrade joal to use latest version of ttorrent (currently...

@butts136 been away from joal for a while. Will try to make some time coming week, but no promises.

> Don't know exactly what was the problem, but after upgrading (vscode upgraded too) and rebooting (since kernel update) everything is working fine. My `.bashrc` pyenv config looks like: >...

@pohmelie do you use bash? Had forgotten that `eval "$(pyenv init --path)"` was already included in ~/.profile, so that's why its addition to .bashrc made no difference. Could you update...

`_pyenv_virtualenv_hook` is the command added to shell's $PROMPT_COMMAND; looking at it, it's executing `pyenv sh-activate`. If I run it manually, it complains: ```shell $ pyenv sh-activate pyenv-virtualenv: version `system' is...

Until now it's worked fine. Removing the commented line also doesn't change anything. In short, looks like my issue is due to pyenv not reading version from .python-version file.

Trying to look bit more into this now. I discovered that new shell instances that are started work just fine, but not the one that was started at system startup....