Philipp Emanuel Weidmann

[OS X] Key presses are doubled in "Set password" dialog

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On OS X, the `WM_DELETE_WINDOW` handler doubles all key presses, resulting in the password "abc" becoming "aabbcc". This is likely a Tkinter bug, but should be possible to work around.

E.g. `Ctrl+C` in the terminal, or using OS X's native "Quit" command from the application menu.

Arch Linux seems to not have the pseudo user "reboot" log in on each system start, despite this behavior being documented in Arch's `last` manpage.

The current implementation can cause infinite loops and infinite recursion, for example with this input: ``` f(x) = x f(x) ``` The problem here is that the substituted expression is...

We don't need mutation but we clone a lot, so this could improve performance and memory usage.

Currently it's impossible to distinguish whether Savage is "thinking" or waiting for more input. This is an upstream issue, since the PR implementing rectangular prompts was reverted in RustyLine, see...

The welcome message promises that this will happen when you press `Ctrl+C`, but that isn't actually implemented yet. The plan is to spin off a subprocess that does the evaluation,...