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Could someone recommend a nice tilling window manager? I am using gnome on nixos, which I generally like, but has a bunch of titlebars that take a log of space (mostly a problem for me now since I am on vacation and only have my x230).
Preferably something that is easy to setup on nixos.
Preferably something that is easy to setup on nixos.
December 20, 2024 at 3:28 PM
Could someone recommend a nice tilling window manager? I am using gnome on nixos, which I generally like, but has a bunch of titlebars that take a log of space (mostly a problem for me now since I am on vacation and only have my x230).
Preferably something that is easy to setup on nixos.
Preferably something that is easy to setup on nixos.
Figured out yesterday that I can manage my installed Firefox extensions with nixos (without home manager).
Manually installing the extensions was probably the most tedious thing I had to do whenever I set up a new machine.
Manually installing the extensions was probably the most tedious thing I had to do whenever I set up a new machine.
December 20, 2024 at 8:44 AM
Figured out yesterday that I can manage my installed Firefox extensions with nixos (without home manager).
Manually installing the extensions was probably the most tedious thing I had to do whenever I set up a new machine.
Manually installing the extensions was probably the most tedious thing I had to do whenever I set up a new machine.
What is the best approach to dive in into the #go internals? Is there something like devguide.python.org/internals/ (for python).
Even for Python, I remember that there are pretty detailed blogs and books about its internals. Anything similar for #go?
Even for Python, I remember that there are pretty detailed blogs and books about its internals. Anything similar for #go?
CPython’s internals
This guide describes the basics of CPython’s internals. It explains the layout of CPython’s source code. It also explains how the parser, compiler, and interpreter work together to run your Python ...
devguide.python.org
December 6, 2024 at 4:22 PM
What is the best approach to dive in into the #go internals? Is there something like devguide.python.org/internals/ (for python).
Even for Python, I remember that there are pretty detailed blogs and books about its internals. Anything similar for #go?
Even for Python, I remember that there are pretty detailed blogs and books about its internals. Anything similar for #go?