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@omenta.net
open source dev, gamer,
working on a gradle/android-studio build alternative. gitlab.com/lab-tool/labt
Recovering Factorio addict.
venturing into game dev.
https://omenta.net/blogs/the-lightweight-android-build-tool
working on a gradle/android-studio build alternative. gitlab.com/lab-tool/labt
Recovering Factorio addict.
venturing into game dev.
https://omenta.net/blogs/the-lightweight-android-build-tool
This is a question that has already answered itself.
December 29, 2024 at 5:10 PM
This is a question that has already answered itself.
It would be nice if we could require("adb") and query it with lua functions and finally get list of devices in some nice neat lua table.
December 26, 2024 at 8:31 PM
It would be nice if we could require("adb") and query it with lua functions and finally get list of devices in some nice neat lua table.
I am very confident with LABt core right now. I am currently shifting focus towards a plugin right now. Specifically gitlab.com/lab-tool/plu... . So maybe check the plugin system and see what you could pull off. It is fully extensible. And its at the plugins where the magic happens.
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December 26, 2024 at 8:23 PM
I am very confident with LABt core right now. I am currently shifting focus towards a plugin right now. Specifically gitlab.com/lab-tool/plu... . So maybe check the plugin system and see what you could pull off. It is fully extensible. And its at the plugins where the magic happens.
I know A.S has alot of various generic features that we may never recreate but we are keeping it like that by design. It provides what you need to build a project and you can choose your editor and how to build it. My current setup with helix editor totals around 250mb with full LSP capabilities.
December 26, 2024 at 5:17 AM
I know A.S has alot of various generic features that we may never recreate but we are keeping it like that by design. It provides what you need to build a project and you can choose your editor and how to build it. My current setup with helix editor totals around 250mb with full LSP capabilities.
It is designed to be independent of any IDE. My plan right now is to write an extension that would allow for a drop in replacement in any existing android project.
December 26, 2024 at 5:11 AM
It is designed to be independent of any IDE. My plan right now is to write an extension that would allow for a drop in replacement in any existing android project.
Yeah, microsoft has been hard at work alienating its user base.
December 22, 2024 at 8:52 AM
Yeah, microsoft has been hard at work alienating its user base.
... sweating heavily and with a thirst that can drain an ocean. When and Where am I?
December 16, 2024 at 5:28 PM
... sweating heavily and with a thirst that can drain an ocean. When and Where am I?
I had not gained consciousness yet at that time, but here is my time.
+ Firefox/Chrome
+ Blender
+ GIMP
+ VLC
+ clang/LLVM
+ Steam
+ Kitty
+ Helix
Very lucky I dont have to install drivers for peripherals because things just work. If it dont work == Bad day.
+ Firefox/Chrome
+ Blender
+ GIMP
+ VLC
+ clang/LLVM
+ Steam
+ Kitty
+ Helix
Very lucky I dont have to install drivers for peripherals because things just work. If it dont work == Bad day.
December 15, 2024 at 8:04 AM
I had not gained consciousness yet at that time, but here is my time.
+ Firefox/Chrome
+ Blender
+ GIMP
+ VLC
+ clang/LLVM
+ Steam
+ Kitty
+ Helix
Very lucky I dont have to install drivers for peripherals because things just work. If it dont work == Bad day.
+ Firefox/Chrome
+ Blender
+ GIMP
+ VLC
+ clang/LLVM
+ Steam
+ Kitty
+ Helix
Very lucky I dont have to install drivers for peripherals because things just work. If it dont work == Bad day.
Today this is just equivalent to me carrying around an entire desktop setup. The monitor, the keyboard and the system unit. If you have a minipc you could even add a printer to equal this.
December 15, 2024 at 7:49 AM
Today this is just equivalent to me carrying around an entire desktop setup. The monitor, the keyboard and the system unit. If you have a minipc you could even add a printer to equal this.
Our fried attention spans only allows us to read the HEADLINE only and continue scrolling.
December 13, 2024 at 3:31 AM
Our fried attention spans only allows us to read the HEADLINE only and continue scrolling.
I once deleted a file, then it mysteriously reappeared. That's when I discovered who my enemies were. They were out to get me.
December 13, 2024 at 3:25 AM
I once deleted a file, then it mysteriously reappeared. That's when I discovered who my enemies were. They were out to get me.
"Hi.., We are getting everything ready for you." Then proceeds to activate all spyware and bloatware for the next 30 minutes. "..Just a moment."
December 12, 2024 at 4:10 PM
"Hi.., We are getting everything ready for you." Then proceeds to activate all spyware and bloatware for the next 30 minutes. "..Just a moment."
The "no plugins" part is very important to me because I am easily exited and overwhelmed by customizability. I end up spending more time customizing rather than being productive. It has everything I ever needed. I can even run a debugger and step through code easily.
December 12, 2024 at 9:56 AM
The "no plugins" part is very important to me because I am easily exited and overwhelmed by customizability. I end up spending more time customizing rather than being productive. It has everything I ever needed. I can even run a debugger and step through code easily.
I was using nvim for a while. I installed so many plugins that it eventually slowed down for me. I discovered helix editor. It is now my primary editor. Has LSP support, vimlike bindings and no plugins. Just simple and works.
December 12, 2024 at 4:32 AM
I was using nvim for a while. I installed so many plugins that it eventually slowed down for me. I discovered helix editor. It is now my primary editor. Has LSP support, vimlike bindings and no plugins. Just simple and works.
You can find Nemo on south west of ISIS.
December 9, 2024 at 6:23 PM
You can find Nemo on south west of ISIS.
A very effective slop machine.
December 9, 2024 at 9:43 AM
A very effective slop machine.
Not scared of spiders but that thing has Australia in its name.
December 7, 2024 at 11:44 AM
Not scared of spiders but that thing has Australia in its name.
Id innocently watch movies and be entertained and conclude my day, the moment I go to checkout what other people think about it on the internet, I'm always surprised on why I did not notice any of what they are complaining about during the show.
December 6, 2024 at 5:44 PM
Id innocently watch movies and be entertained and conclude my day, the moment I go to checkout what other people think about it on the internet, I'm always surprised on why I did not notice any of what they are complaining about during the show.