Doug Slater

I have ported this to .NET 6.0 in a fork: https://github.com/slater1/BrowseRouter. I will be maintaining this inasmuch as the effort suits my needs and reasonable community requests. Thanks Dan for...

Removing `-e` fixed the above error for me. Also, `git+git://` doesn't work anymore: ``` Obtaining MeshLabXML from git+git://github.com/3DLIRIOUS/MeshLabXML#egg=MeshLabXML Cloning git://github.com/3DLIRIOUS/MeshLabXML to c:\git\raystation\raycommand.services\motion\scripts\src\meshlabxml Running command git clone --filter=blob:none --quiet git://github.com/3DLIRIOUS/MeshLabXML 'C:\git\RayStation\RayCommand.Services\Motion\Scripts\src\meshlabxml'...

@elemental-mind thanks for the tip! How would I use it? Do I copy `lldb-mi.exe` from the llvm-mingw zip to `/usr/bin/lldb-mi` ? (I am using Ubuntu 20.04 in WSL2)

This happens on Ubuntu 22, Windows 10, and WSL2, and the method given by @Nadimibox did not fix it.

Fixed it. `dex2jar` was too old. The [latest version](https://github.com/pxb1988/dex2jar/releases) worked. Moreover, when `dex2jar` fails, the error is suppressed by `subprocess.run`: ```bash com.googlecode.d2j.DexException: not support version. at com.googlecode.d2j.reader.DexFileReader.(DexFileReader.java:151) at com.googlecode.d2j.reader.DexFileReader.(DexFileReader.java:211) at...

Just adding this for the benefit of others. This problem would happen on and off to me randomly (e.g. `dd` or `dw` pauses for ~2s). Tracked it down to a...

Hi mrubli! Sorry it took two days to reply. I really need to fix my notifications. I'll also fix the issue tracker. I am definitely for supporting Linux, which as...

Ubuntu and Debian are my go-to distros. I think it would be good to support both KDE and Gnome. But we don't have to get in a hurry. I predict...

I reviewed your changes, and they look great. Clean and minimally invasive. Can we find a way to keep both a Windows and a Linux ini? I would like to...

You're doing great work. I think your suggestion for the OS-specific section headers will work well. Would it be possible to replace the `#if` guards with a runtime check e.g....