Re:Ubuntu Hoping to Remove Qt 5 Before Ubuntu 26.04 LTS
by rjsw on Friday November 01, 2024 @06:29PM
(#42022193)
I'm using mwm right now, and a motif build of emacs.
Re:Ubuntu Hoping to Remove Qt 5 Before Ubuntu 26.04 LTS
by anthk on Saturday November 02, 2024 @05:02AM
(#42025031)
EMWM there, with a Vim build of Motif too.
Re:Ubuntu Hoping to Remove Qt 5 Before Ubuntu 26.04 LTS
by akritid on Sunday November 03, 2024 @06:07AM
(#42032383)
So there must be at least three of us. Hi!
Re:Ubuntu Hoping to Remove Qt 5 Before Ubuntu 26.04 LTS
by anthk on Sunday November 03, 2024 @06:51AM
(#42032534)
Hello. BTW, if there's no Motif tool available, there's always TCL/TK. As an example, TKDiff.
Or a Gemini/Gopher client:
https://codeberg.org/luxferre/BFG
It just requieres TCL/TK and tcl-tls. It's run faster than compiled browsers, even if the browsers have Javascript disabled. Services:
gemini://gemi.dev News Waffle, perfect for newspapers, no ads, no 700 cookies tracking you.
gopher://magical.fish Big portal, good news service
gopher://hngopher.com HN
gopher://gopherddit.com Reddit
Re:Ubuntu Hoping to Remove Qt 5 Before Ubuntu 26.04 LTS
by exe34 on Friday November 01, 2024 @05:47PM
(#42021882)
wine is the stable abi on Linux.
Re:Ubuntu Hoping to Remove Qt 5 Before Ubuntu 26.04 LTS
by throwaway2046 on Friday November 01, 2024 @07:26PM
(#42022572)
For those who don't know the reference: https://blog.hiler.eu/win32-the-only-stable-abi/
Re:Ubuntu Hoping to Remove Qt 5 Before Ubuntu 26.04 LTS
by exe34 on Saturday November 02, 2024 @02:21AM
(#42024416)
oh I'm pretty sure I've seen that a long time before. funnily enough there was a time if you had both an os x partition for Mac os and an ext2/3 partition for Linux, the only way to share files freely between the two was through a fat32 partition.
Re:Ubuntu Hoping to Remove Qt 5 Before Ubuntu 26.04 LTS
by moomoo3000 on Saturday November 02, 2024 @12:50PM
(#42027510)
Are you referring to exFAT?
Re:Ubuntu Hoping to Remove Qt 5 Before Ubuntu 26.04 LTS
by exe34 on Saturday November 02, 2024 @02:50PM
(#42028335)
that's only since 2009 on Linux and snow leopard in 2010. in the years before, you had to do fat32.
I've slowly started getting back to desktop Linux, and honestly Motif (mwm) is fine for my needs. Maybe fvwm would be slightly better.
If I where to do my career over, I'd consider going for C++ and Win32, it seems like a stable performant platform (I get that there's other problems on modern Windows).