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More work on #KDE KRuler!

In this short clip you can see the length indicator and the new resize handles (no more need to use the context menu to change the size of the ruler!) Gif compression messed up colors a bit: length indicator is actually bright red.

Code is in the work branch of git@git.kde.org:clones/kruler/gateau/kruler. Still work in progress, there might be some push --force.

https://mastodon.xyz/media/VDOKxR2JUbJ 1HU7nFGY

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More work on #KDE KRuler!

In this short clip you can see the length indicator and the new resize handles (no more need to use the context menu to change the size of the ruler!) Gif compression messed up colors a bit: length indicator is actually bright red.

Code is in the work branch of git@git.kde.org:clones/kruler/gateau/kruler. Still work in progress, there might be some push --force.

https://mastodon.xyz/media/VDOKxR2JUbJ 1HU7nFGY

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@Marshall thanks ! will look into it.

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@Marshall thanks ! will look into it.

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Hey Mastonauts, is there a tool to automatically or manually post a toot on the birdsite?

I imagine a command to which I could pass the url of a toot and it would tweet it, possibly giving me a way to write a 140 character summary of it.

Would simplify cross posting and possibly bring more people over to #Mastodon. Could be called ttt (Tweet That Toot!) :)

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Hey Mastonauts, is there a tool to automatically or manually post a toot on the birdsite?

I imagine a command to which I could pass the url of a toot and it would tweet it, possibly giving me a way to write a 140 character summary of it.

Would simplify cross posting and possibly bring more people over to #Mastodon. Could be called ttt (Tweet That Toot!) :)

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@tvn Les Sony sont assez carrés.

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@tvn Les Sony sont assez carrés.

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@amasikel Marco Arment writes a lot about headphones: https://marco.org/headphones-closed-po rtable

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@amasikel Marco Arment writes a lot about headphones: https://marco.org/headphones-closed-po rtable

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Do you use GitHub at work? Are developers allowed to create branches directly in the company repositories or are they required to create forks?
Both approaches have pros and cons, so I am looking for real life feedbacks. #git #github

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Do you use GitHub at work? Are developers allowed to create branches directly in the company repositories or are they required to create forks?
Both approaches have pros and cons, so I am looking for real life feedbacks. #git #github

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Interesting article about describing products in one sentence. I can see myself using this to convince a product owner about a new feature idea :) https://medium.dave-bailey.com/the-mag ic-formula-to-describe-a-product-in-one-sentence-175ce38619c7

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Interesting article about describing products in one sentence. I can see myself using this to convince a product owner about a new feature idea :) https://medium.dave-bailey.com/the-mag ic-formula-to-describe-a-product-in-one-sentence-175ce38619c7

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@rom1v Things have moved in the right direction since this article has been posted. For example GitHub is now using CommonMark with some formally documented extensions: https://githubengineering.com/a-formal-spec-for-github-markdown/.
Having said that, it's true the lack of extension support is a problem, but this is being worked on by the CommonMark devs. I hope they succeed, because I find the rst syntax painful to write.

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@rom1v Things have moved in the right direction since this article has been posted. For example GitHub is now using CommonMark with some formally documented extensions: https://githubengineering.com/a-formal-spec-for-github-markdown/.
Having said that, it's true the lack of extension support is a problem, but this is being worked on by the CommonMark devs. I hope they succeed, because I find the rst syntax painful to write.

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@rayalez Also works with git: use "git checkout -" to go back to the previously checked out branch!

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@rayalez Also works with git: use "git checkout -" to go back to the previously checked out branch!

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Graffiti on my way to work. #graffity, #paris

https://mastodon.xyz/media/obAEksfqcIZ ZRp_wnWQ https://mastodon.xyz/media/qvKmBx_i7Y2 iUOFpbeg

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Graffiti on my way to work. #graffity, #paris

https://mastodon.xyz/media/obAEksfqcIZ ZRp_wnWQ https://mastodon.xyz/media/qvKmBx_i7Y2 iUOFpbeg