wvstolzing

So Linus finally merged this?

This one’s pretty good, I think: emac from 2002

There are two really good O’Reilly books: https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/sed-awk/1565922255/ and https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/mastering-regular-expressions/0596528124/ (regex in general)

– not sure if these are still available as standalone pdfs; but back in the day I worked through them in part, and they were extremely helpful.

The pdf standard is open, though criminally bloated. Their pdf software (‘pro’ as well as the freemium ‘reader’ which looks like adware nowadays) is used only because it’s the most lenient with respect to files barely complying with the ‘standard’ – which includes things like application forms from government agencies.

… that is, if they can be said to ‘own’ the pdf format, it’s only because they smeared it all over with their shit. A bit like how hippos mark their territory, I guess.

Really hard to tell if this is a question in good faith – but the answer probably has to do with the fact that purple has been the chosen color of the women’s movement since more than a century.

nvim-gtk often does get hung up when closing. Not sure if that’s how its icon looks in that particular menu, though.

Finland is in an extended sense ‘Scandinavian’; though I’m not sure that they consider themselves descended from ‘the Vikings’.

I don’t think there’s a complete overlap in functionality, but Sidebery is a great tab/window manager, with session saving, & a really helpful sidebar. see: https://github.com/mbnuqw/sidebery