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[Koorac]

The old code is still there so it can be solved using some #ifs and if(${CMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME} MATCHES "BSD")...

[Koorac]

How about actually testing something where the kernel matters? The filesystems used are too different to get any conclusion.
And the other computational...

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There is a new release of frameworks (the libraries used by the applications) every month so that bugfixes small new features can be
used by the...

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RPM Package Manager (RPM) (originally Red Hat Package Manager; now a recursive acronym) is a package management system....

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The second one. On my system there are 41 binaries in /usr/lib/systemd and ~15 in /usr/bin, but probably by now it's more than that....

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Well Qt does use futex(2) for the Linux implementation of QMutex, so it definitely uses Linux-specific API and not just POSIX....

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The Qt JS engine will probably lose, but that is because it is designed to optimize the QML stuff. Javascript is only a small part of most of the .qml...

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I don't get the rationale behind that change, the wiki just shows some mobile OS images. Why would anyone want to disable middle click paste for desktop?...

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Where does it say that it is backwards incompatible?
Why should they remove symbols?

[Koorac]

I doubt mir will win, since IMO it is pretty much impossible for 5 or so developers with no prior experience in that field to write something that actually...

[Koorac]

Qt is just so much better than GTK. Every commit gets reviewed and they have a decent CI system.
Makes sense to choose it.

[Koorac]

It is not so much about reduced RAM usage. The important point is that with smaller pointers you can fit more into the CPU caches.
The biggest...

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JNI only adds a few clock cycles to every call. On my machine it was like 5-10 nanoseconds.
So if your function call takes 1millisecond without...

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I hope CS:GO will be available for Linux soon

[Koorac]

I guess they just want to make it easy to run some scripts directly from applications (i.e. letting the user configure something).

And btw...