Sandro Santilli
Sandro Santilli
It looks like while this fails with weechat-python 0.2.0-2 as packaged by Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye), it is fixed by installing weechat-matrix from current master branch as of 989708d1fa8fcee6d5bbb4c19a7d66f14d84fd5b
I've just tested this, works great, thanks @3v1n0 ! It would be great to get `/names` working next :)
Same on WeeChat 3.4
@scy I think a pull request with updates to the README will be welcome. Note that python 3.5 is still not good enough. We need 3.5.4 or 3.6.1 minimum :(...
I'd also love to be able to help. And that starts from being able to build the (possibly modified) code and install it on my android system. Ideally, such instructions...
Yes it may be an issue. At least I know a person who complained about this specific drift, he reported, is also enforced by some known proprietary tool. Me I...
@dr-jts so the `global rounding` issue is that different bodies may opt for different grids and this would result in data passed around to add small changes could result in...
It's not a matter of how much things are moved, even a single bit can be a problem when you move datasets from a center to another for a specific...
Any update on this issue ? Was the partial development pushed in any branch for catching up ? GNUSocial is also lacking such important feature: https://git.gnu.io/gnu/gnu-social/issues/215
That's a good point, I guess I could, yes. I was really also thinking in terms of improving interoperability with other tools. Is there a formal specification for the file(s)...