Mario Pareja

@mikeal Ancillary libraries for handling timeouts are insufficient without `bent` providing a mechanism to reclaim resources. The `request` timeout implementation, for instance, `abort`s the request resulting in the TCP socket...

Hi @wolfejw86. Your best bet is to checkout the extensive Eventide documentation (http://docs.eventide-project.org/). Many of the Eventide concepts have Gearshaft equivalents. The [example project](https://github.com/mpareja/gearshaft-example) is what I typically point people...

For people using volume mounts on the storage directory this further complicates things. It can prevent carbon-cache from starting up on a newly launched container because the PID files from...

This is a difficult situation. JSDOM does not fully supports navigation (other than breadcrumbs) and JSDOM does not allow us to mock-out navigation. The end result is that **I can't...

@medyes27 The extension requires `fd` [as per the README](https://github.com/brpaz/ulauncher-file-search#requirements). You can install fd (installed as `fdfind` in Ubuntu) with `sudo apt install fd-find`.

While the two approaches look similar, there are very different performance characteristics. Sending a large number of SQL statements with different parameters will perform much worse than sending a single...

Hi @wael444, I do have `always_run_scripts = true`. I updated the minimal config above to reflect that. I've also updated the dunst version as I've confirmed the issue on `1.8.1`.

@cosgroveb It just worked for me with the caveat that I installed Debian with Gnome Flashback installed - unsure if that matters. I used the following on this newly minted...

- [ ] unable to install regolith-look-solarized-dark ``` $ sudo apt install regolith-look-solarized-dark Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree... Done Reading state information... Done Some packages could not be...

I have a couple of subtle but possibly impactful differences. My apt sources point at `bookworm` rather than `testing` - I must have installed debian a tad differently. Also, I've...