The IT is the ultimate weapon
it exploited the fragile priviledged man and weaponized him against the rest of the humanity
The Russina/Chinese/Saudi propaganda didn't started this
They just reinforced it
This all started with Commodore, moved on to Apple, M$ and then GAFA
The IT as a whole is the worst thing happened to humanity in a very long time
many white cishet folks in the FLOSS sphere live the claim of software freedom (or freedom in general) as a tool for them to emancipate themselves from the small dick syndrome they suffer from
So they wanto to use the tech to enslave the tech illiterate, because that's how they feel realized
That's why the free software movement brought us to the GAFA
So Gnome rejecting their precious contributions because they have a vision of the computer for the grandmas sends them bonkers
#mysql Workbench is not supposed to run on Ubuntu ?
Really ?
What GUI tool can I use for some administrative tasks ?
I think that this open letter (for opening the data about corporations) is not being shared enough
https://www.access-info.org/blog/2020/12/09/eu-open-company-reg/
I see Lyx, LaTeXila, Kyle, TeXstudio, TeXmaker, Gummi
which LaTex editor do peopl elike and why ?
when evaluating an expression in Emacs, I'd love the returned value to be shown in the same buffer, rather than in the minibuffer
can this be easily done ?
I have this org mode file containing some literary programming
Meaning, some illustrations, some explaining, some arguments made in plain English
AND some code
How do I create a file that contains the code only ?
There's a demo (it's Eris by @pukkamustard ) made in org mode with Babel, the code is Guile scheme
I have some Guile packages installed in my $HOME/opt and I edited $HOME/.bashrc adding that location the proper env vars for Guile to find what's installed there
But the Guile run by org mode doesn't find them
Emacs is installed with apt, not Flatpak
What should I do ?
I don't understand of there's an easy way to have tree-il structures pretty printed in teh REPL
I reinstalled #Ubuntu but I made a mistake
It created a new home folder and It doesn't mount the partition where the old home folder Is (with all my life in it)
How do I amend it in order to make It mount the old home folder ?