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Under Manjaro the following flags is not found, thus compilation is skipped: https://github.com/brndnmtthws/conky/blob/0edc80bf9b7622866e752258dba66fbfa53e151a/src/journal.cc#L82 When I remove the `ifdef` it doesn't give me any error that `SD_JOURNAL_CURRENT_USER` isn't found and proceeds...

It consist of several changes: ```diff --- +++ void free_journal(struct text_object *obj) { struct journal *j = (struct journal *)obj->data.opaque; - obj->data.opaque = NULL; + obj->data.opaque = nullptr; delete j;...

There is nothing to be done at this stage. >${journal 10 system} ${journal 10 user} I get blank line, although according to https://manpages.debian.org/testing/libsystemd-dev/SD_JOURNAL_CURRENT_USER.3.en.html SD_JOURNAL_CURRENT_USER and SD_JOURNAL_SYSTEM are correct flags, on...

Is it happéning again ¿

It's pretty much impossible to modularize **head**,**tail**,**tac** with the current `Makefile`, and the code repeats itself.

Also I have a code that can compete with **mv**, but it only renames files without moving them. Didn't added this program, was wondering if **#if .. #elif** are acceptable...

https://github.com/joshhartigan/iu-coreutils/pull/5/commits/c873777112529e6ea932fcce838036f068bbc215

The solution which I would like to propose is to read the file content at once with malloc, and split the string into tokens. This way no matter how long...

https://github.com/joshhartigan/iu-coreutils/blob/46bfa8d008c000fe6d0a1c78d3d6e7143700f942/lnum.c#L17 Shadowing the function **read()** isn't pretty.