~somini


#210 Next release? 9 months ago

Comment by ~somini on ~scoopta/wofi

Thank you very much.

https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/wofi/

Flagged the Arch package, should be picked up soon, hopefully.

#210 Next release? 9 months ago

Comment by ~somini on ~scoopta/wofi

Hi ~scoopta, I'm also waiting eagerly for the release that fixes #184, so I went through the commits since v1.4, here's a preliminary changelog:

New Features:

Changes:

  • Reorder default terminal search list

New Options:

  • drun: disable_prime: Ignore PrefersNonDefaultGPU
  • drun: print_desktop_file: Print filename, instead of invoking it
  • pre_display_exec

Bugfixes:

#184 Tab skips the first element when cycling 9 months ago

Comment by ~somini on ~scoopta/wofi

~scoopta Thanks for fixing this.

#184 Tab skips the first element when cycling 9 months ago

Comment by ~somini on ~scoopta/wofi

Not really, I usually use the arrow keys in those cases. It's still a problem.

#184 Tab skips the first element when cycling 9 months ago

on ~scoopta/wofi

I encountered the same problem. ~somini, did you manage to solve the problem, at least somehow?

#184 Tab skips the first element when cycling 2 years ago

Ticket created by ~somini on ~scoopta/wofi

When using <Tab> to cycle between entries, tabbing on the last entry scrolls to the text entry (this is also silly), then it moves to the second entry. The first one is skipped.

When using <Shift-Tab>, it passes from the first entry to the text entry (another silly behaviour), then to the last one.


This is a bug, but also a request to avoid making the text entry selectable. It makes no sense, since writing text always writes on that widget, no matter what's selected.

#15 Add support for gzip encoding 3 years ago

Comment by ~somini on ~emersion/kimchi

https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/mkch/burrow/compress

This seems to implement this using only the standard library. But only for the on-the-fly case.

#15 Add support for gzip encoding 3 years ago

Ticket created by ~somini on ~emersion/kimchi

Most browser "Accept-Encoding": "gzip", so the server could do this on the fly. There are also other encodings.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Accept-Encoding

Another option is to have .gz files besides the "real" file and serve that instead, to save CPU.

This would be an option of "file_server", perhaps with a fallback in the global namespace.