On the github page https://github.com/xi-editor/xi-editor: JSON. The protocol for front-end / back-end communication, as well as between the back-end and plug-ins, is based on simple JSON messages. I considered binary…
Ok, I understand what you mean. Thanks for being considerate, I usually don't express my opinion in these discussions, hopefully I didn't come across very rudely.
> For example, redlining may now be illegal in the United States, but middle class white Americans have been benefiting from nearly a hundred years' worth of wealth accumulation through housing that black Americans were…
It seems like you're saying momentum is racist.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think the person you're responding to is in opposition to you.
You're welcome, I hope it helps! To preface this, I think Ubuntu 20 comes with good font rendering options by default, so my suggestions are mostly unnecessary. I just wanted to experiment to see if I was missing…
This is a fantastic post, I just bought a 28", 158 dpi monitor recently and spent quite a bit of time figuring out how to maximize the font quality. Since there weren't any suggestions for linux, this is what I did for…
I can relate, maybe this is the paradox of choice? That said I agree completely, `Option`/`Result` themselves (even if they are just intrinsic language elements, not user-implementable types) are valuable.
On the github page https://github.com/xi-editor/xi-editor: JSON. The protocol for front-end / back-end communication, as well as between the back-end and plug-ins, is based on simple JSON messages. I considered binary…
Ok, I understand what you mean. Thanks for being considerate, I usually don't express my opinion in these discussions, hopefully I didn't come across very rudely.
> For example, redlining may now be illegal in the United States, but middle class white Americans have been benefiting from nearly a hundred years' worth of wealth accumulation through housing that black Americans were…
It seems like you're saying momentum is racist.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think the person you're responding to is in opposition to you.
You're welcome, I hope it helps! To preface this, I think Ubuntu 20 comes with good font rendering options by default, so my suggestions are mostly unnecessary. I just wanted to experiment to see if I was missing…
This is a fantastic post, I just bought a 28", 158 dpi monitor recently and spent quite a bit of time figuring out how to maximize the font quality. Since there weren't any suggestions for linux, this is what I did for…
I can relate, maybe this is the paradox of choice? That said I agree completely, `Option`/`Result` themselves (even if they are just intrinsic language elements, not user-implementable types) are valuable.