Alfonso Montero López

> > However, I wonder if projectile's development is only in maintenance mode (no new feats), which I think it should be made visible in the readme, or it's still...

@serioususer: you can build and run stubby from source easily using [Docker](https://github.com/getdnsapi/stubby/blob/develop/contrib/docker/README.md).

@bovine3dom I'd like to suggest a "chrome-port" label to group issues to keep track of those easily. Maybe tagging the CI issues would also help matching the needed skills to...

Pinging @mniewrzal as commiter of walkthrough. Also, as I've seen elsewhere, this issue also needs "documentation" tag. If any usable info is posted here, I can attempt to document it...

Thanks for the thorough explanation, @jtolio. First, my needs currently (at least, as I've scoped in this issue) is mainly for client only, heavy upload workloads. AFAIK, StorJ has this...

See also #237

IMO, just opening the terminal windows in the previous directory might help for some users. Although it understandably won't save the screen buffer contents, that might be enough to enable...

Somewhat answering myself for the use case above, I've been able to launch vterm with a customized environment variable: ``` elisp (with-environment-variables (("HISTFILE" (expand-file-name "~/.test-history-file"))) (vterm)) ```

I guess that either bell is completely ignored by libvterm or it's not being forwarded to Emacs. Anyway, I would like to add that having a hook if this is...

I think this should be at least linked/mentioned on the readme, not sure where, how nor why, but smells like a worthwhile security tip, very useful to `vterm` target users....