Tony Zorman
Tony Zorman
@tulth friendly ping
FWIW, while looking to upgrade Void to GHC 9.0.2 (not 9.2.2) I did manage to create a `linux-9.0.2.json` for `Cabal-3.6.3.0` by following [this](https://github.com/haskell/cabal/blob/master/bootstrap/README.md?plain=1#L24-L27), which then bootstrapped cabal correctly for 9.0.2....
@dieggsy I think it would be nice to explicitly mention `company-tng-mode` instead of `evil-collection` in the README. Since I don't use evil, I skipped that section and then had to...
I've also thought about this a little. In particular, I think comments can be a problem as well sometimes in terms of how "heavy" they feel. Consider the following example,...
> Except for the question of, if we're going for feature parity with other parsers, do we want to instead think about using one of them? Not saying we need...
This is one of the big assumptions of X.H.WindowSwallowing: ``` haskell -- For a window to be opened from within another window, that other window -- must be focused. Thus...
I can't reproduce this. I ran `for i in {0..50}; do xterm & done` with that given config but—while xmonad slowed down to a crawl, which is maybe a bug...
Just chiming in to say that this looks really cool! I don't have the capacity to review this in full just now, but it's definitely on my radar!
@evilham I can't speak for the code (I know neither the code base, nor python :) but I've been using this for a bit on my universities internal nextcloud server...
@d12frosted would you still like to prepare that PR? :)