Sergey Vlasov

The Windows build from artifacts apparently worked for the reporter: https://discord.com/channels/440868230475677696/867530222407778344/1355271255040983110

K.T.E.C. boards (Ergodone, Daisy) use some unusual bootloader which is not properly supported by any FOSS flashing tools. There are some compiled binaries in https://github.com/kairyu/tkg-toolkit which are supposed to work...

At the moment you should not do anything, because https://www.githubstatus.com/ shows that GitHub has some problems with Actions and maybe more (I can't even see the results of problematic checks).

#45, which added that caching, claims that it's “up to 3-4 times faster”… I guess that it highly depends on the particular use case (if you have small dicts and...

It could be possible to detect the QMK console devices automatically by the usage code for the HID application collection (but the detection is not guaranteed to be 100% precise,...

The main annoyance of [qmk/qmk_udev](https://github.com/qmk/qmk_udev) is that it requires a compiled helper, so you can't just throw some udev rules into the system configuration. It could be possible to simulate...

Limiting support to the 128K model probably makes sense, also because larger chips are [buggy](http://efton.sk/STM32/gotcha/g206.html) — only a single bank of flash may be safely used for code (and for...

> I cannot flash the keyboard on alpine linux. I've installed all necessary deps and copied udev rules. Are you actually using `udev` on your Alpine Linux installation? Apparently it...

> Same for Fedora 37 @orgo89, your issue with Fedora 37 is probably not the same as this — please open a separate issue with complete information as requested in...

Apparently the title padding is hardcoded to 2 logical pixels: https://github.com/i3/i3/blob/2746e0319b03a8a5a02b57a69b1fb47e0a9c22f1/src/x.c#L646 The only thing in that area that has tunable padding is the optional window icon (`title_window_icon padding 3px`), which...