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Sean Davis
@bluesabredavis
Xubuntu Technical Lead, Xfce Core Dev, aspiring elementary dev. Donate: bluesabre.org/donate Mastodon: fosstodon.org/@bluesabre FB: facebook.com/bluesabre.org
Louisville, KYbluesabre.orgJoined July 2011

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I fixed the bot! Enjoy all the Xfce and Xubuntu updates from the last two months! (I really need to setup alerts for these kinds of things)
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catfish (4.16.4-1) unstable - Sean Davis changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/poo #xubuntu
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Going through the computer graveyard in the garage... ATI and Sound Blaster cards still look pretty amazing (under the nasty dust accumulation).
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Hello Xubuntu community! We're looking for ways to drum up community and contributor interest. What things would you like to see from our team? How can we make #Xubuntu and #Xfce more compelling? Almost anybody can contribute, so what would you like to do and how can we help?
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With the newest version of Git 2.37.0, you can run just "git push" to push new branches. No more "--set-upstream origin". Enable with: git config --global --add --bool push.autoSetupRemote true
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Wow, is a popular way to side-load apps on iPhones and iPads and now you can use it to sideload apps on devices *from* the Linux desktop. That's cool!
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Introducing AltLinux: AltServer GUI for Linux! Now you can sideload AltStore and other apps with a click of a button! Available now: github.com/maxasix/AltLin
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Little-known and *super* useful feature when debugging network waterfalls. 👇
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How old were you when you discovered that holding the shift key while hovering over a request on Chrome DevTools will highlight the initiator in green and dependencies in red? 😱 Thanks, @addyosmani, for the tip!
Chrome DevTools screenshot where an initiator request appears highlighted in green and dependencies in red.
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TIL ZSH supports alias suffixes via the `-s` flag.😲 # open js files with code alias -s js=code # open html, css & js files with code alias -s {html,css,js}=code The alias makes files "executable" and opens them with the defined cmd. Video alt: Example showing alias suffixes.
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