Thomas Leonard

Yeah, I never got around to adding the import feature. There is one hacky way though: the [init](https://github.com/talex5/cuekeeper/tree/master/lib/init) directory in the source code gives the initial (demo) state it uses...

A stack overflow where? On iOS? On Chrome? On the server? The server doesn't store the data on disk at all at the moment. It's all stored in the browser,...

Don't forget to build the client first. Those instructions should install the dependencies you need.

I just tried it on Ubuntu 20.04 and it worked for me (I used the `ocurrent/opam:ubuntu-20.04-ocaml-4.07` Docker image to test it). Looks like your `/root/.opam/download-cache` got corrupted somehow. Deleting that...

That's strange. I tried opening http://roscidus.com/blog/cuekeeper/ in Chrome 61.0.3163.100, clicking "Show history" and then "Close all" and I didn't see any extra memory being used (it was stable at about...

BTW, I never got around to writing the import feature - sorry! The only way to import currently is to recompile CueKeeper with the exported data as the default state....

Yeah, I agree on closing this. For unit-tests, we can easily create a virtual network with multiple interfaces. @yomimono: if I understand the correctly, the problem with handling this at...

A code example showing how to use it (with and without the mirage tool) would be very useful.

Having it in opam sounds risky (could easily get the wrong version). Ideally: - Lwt would build with tracing if an OASIS flag was set - Lwt would accept a...

Sure, if you can find a way to do that without an unacceptable runtime penalty. You need to store a unique integer for each thread. (and sadly, I don't have...