I've experienced improvements on AntergOS with Firefox 57, also tried those pages.
The main reason I read this thread was to compare both announcements.
Now this is ridiculous. Thanks for sharing this article.
Which is difficult to control over a social network unless it's a closed community and still, it's used as a metric.
This is fine for most people; the "interaction" nowadays (likes, retweets, ...) doesn't really represent support but a lack of communication skill from the consumer. When someone likes something without anything to say…
So far, Unix as IDE[1] is my favorite for all of them. Debugging is a bit of a pain sometimes, but can make it work. [1]: https://sanctum.geek.nz/arabesque/series/unix-as-ide/
I've experienced improvements on AntergOS with Firefox 57, also tried those pages.
The main reason I read this thread was to compare both announcements.
Now this is ridiculous. Thanks for sharing this article.
Which is difficult to control over a social network unless it's a closed community and still, it's used as a metric.
This is fine for most people; the "interaction" nowadays (likes, retweets, ...) doesn't really represent support but a lack of communication skill from the consumer. When someone likes something without anything to say…
So far, Unix as IDE[1] is my favorite for all of them. Debugging is a bit of a pain sometimes, but can make it work. [1]: https://sanctum.geek.nz/arabesque/series/unix-as-ide/