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It would be nice to have the ability to move feeds from one category to another. Currently as far as I can tell you must delete them and add them to another category manually
Yeah. I went looking and noticed your pull request and merge after I asked. I already had it just did not pay attention when I updated. Thanks!
This the code you spoke about in this episode for visibility in Known available? I have also been thinking about ways to store private information on my site but the lack of private post support stopped that for me.
Have you looked at https://github.com/mapkyca/KnownGithub? Are there features in your plugin that are not available in this?
Today (the last day of school) I found out that my kids can drink chocolate milk for free if they buy lunch, but must pay an extra dollar for water. That is just crazy.
Really love the work that @cleverdevil is doing on Known, in fact I like it so much that I am using his overview page as my homepage now.
I need to find some time this week to get my Known reading plugin tested and working with https://indiebookclub.biz/ #indieweb.
If you want to use emacsclient with the flatpak use "flatpak run --command=emacsclient org.gnu.emacs" or make that an alias in your shell profile.
Emacs is now on Flathub for all you flatpak users. https://flathub.org/apps/details/org.gnu.emacs
If you want to help out take a look at https://github.com/flathub/org.gnu.emacs.
With all the talk about tanking in professional sports in the US I think it's time to take a hit from Soccer/Football and add the idea of relegation for the worst performing teams. It would remove the lack of consequences for tanking and add more competition, and teams at a new or reconfigured second level.
I have started working on a GTK IndieWeb reader that would support posting to Micro.blog and could also act as a client, but my time is limited until this summer so it is far off.
@gnomealex I will definitely look into that. I don't like the idea of having my own copies of things like openssh and gnupg inside the flatpak, but they are critical for my workflow. Thanks!
Using org-pdfview from repos adds pdftools from the same repo and that brakes the local system build. It is easier to add this then to package make, autogen, etc that would be needed to rebuild the server to support pdf-tools from melpa.
I put my emacs flatpak in a repo on my site. I will put a stripped down version on flathub at some point, but I am still fine tuning it for what I want, then I need to work on removing the extra stuff from the package that is not needed. https://zach.oglesby.co/pages/flatpak-repo
@ChrisAldrich Yeah, I am still going to write it. I am just not going to spend much time thinking about things I am not interested in for the first pass.
It is indeed based on Jonathan's Food plugin, but I did forget to put a link to his plugin in the readme, thanks!
I put my new reading plugin for Known on github. Track your book reading IndieWeb style. I still have some work to do on it, but the basic parts work. https://github.com/zoglesby/Known-Read
It’s hurts that I have spent my career as a DBA and yet I spent an hour trying to get Aperture installed only to realize the docs said I needed a newer version of MariaDB. Always read the docs!
How to you get the repost logo on your entires for micro.blog? I am also using Know, but have not figured out an easy way of doing this.
4 Years after hearing @mojavelinux talk about asciidoc at FUDCon Lawrence @Fedora docs has finally moved away from Docbook. Big step forward in reducing the contributor learning curve.
Great work by @bexelbie and everyone who helped. The new @Fedora docs website is live. https://docs.fedoraproject.org/index.html
Funny, well done Washington Post. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/this-column-brought-to-you-by-the-amazon-washington-post/2017/07/25/0189b49c-716f-11e7-8839-ec48ec4cae25_story.html
.@matrixdotorg is moving forward but needs community help. Every dollar counts. https://matrix.org/blog/2017/07/19/status-update/