<erysdren>
i ordered a cheap KVM switch so i could boot up that 2013 eMachines PC i have with Haiku on it without also having to get a new keyboard/mouse/monitor
<zard>
Interesting... alas, I have to go now, so, goodbye everyone
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<nekobot>
[haiku/haiku] 96bad7685b66 - PowerStatus: add state "Not charging"
<OscarL>
Nice. I got that charging/but not charging due to high temps (before my battery finally died :-D)
<OscarL>
40+ degrees Celcius of room temp, and charging batteries don't go along too well, it seems.
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<OscarL>
off-topic question for native English speakers on the room: has there been a change in usage pattern (or popularity?) of "also" vs "too" in the last 2 decades? or it is just my poorly self-taught English that makes me find the increased use of "also" a bit off-putting?
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<bbjimmy>
No change that I am aware of.
<augiedoggie>
i see a lot of native speakers that don't get 'to' or 'too' right, maybe they just got sick of it and started using another word :P
<OscarL>
bbjimmy: thanks! I've just heard: "And I know that you have also" [waited for something]... and I would (wrongly?) used "too" there instead.
<OscarL>
augiedoggie: lol! Same as I notice mosly only native English speakers mixing up "then vs than" or "effect vs affect" :-D
<augiedoggie>
lose / loose
<OscarL>
s/mosly/mostly/ --- /me can't type properly, regardless of the language :-D
<bbjimmy>
There aree a lot of those. Many native speakers cannot really use the language.
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<OscarL>
augiedoggie: over that one I *do* trip over regularly :-( (English pronounciation rules are... "interesting").
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<bbjimmy>
But one doesn't need to wory about the gender of a verb in english.
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<OscarL>
bbjimmy: true... if you're a native. Being a Spanish/Castellano native speaker, gendered-nouns are (usually) not an issue for me, but then I trip on things like dog/b*tch :-D
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<OscarL>
I have already shared this one a couple of times before in here, but... I just love it, so... here we go again: https://ncf.idallen.com/english.html
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<OscarL>
bbjimmy: "gender of a verb" LOL, I had a hard time parsing that... until... I considered (for example) "esperarlo vs esperarla" ("wait for him" vs "wait for her"). :-D
<OscarL>
Have a good day, fellow BeOS/Haiku users!
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* coolcoder613
went to a place where they have kangaroos roaming around, and you can pet and feed them...
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<Begasus>
waddlesplash, got an update on fltk ready, switched to static libraries (had some issues linking it with another project searching for the static library with cmake)
<Begasus>
will do some test with it (firstly with scummvm-tools) to see if it still is ok :)
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<Begasus>
err .. tuxpaint-config*
<waddlesplash>
Begasus: please don't
<waddlesplash>
if some other project errors looking for static libraries we should patch it or report the problem upstream.
<Begasus>
that's an option too, (it was some agar project that failed in the end either way)
<waddlesplash>
ok
<Begasus>
nothing is written so far :)
<Begasus>
no crash with tuxpaint-config, so that's fine
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<Begasus>
cu peeps!
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<Anarchos>
hello
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<coolcoder613>
Good morning
<scanty>
hellow.
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<coolcoder613eb>
When I open the Workspaces applet, it does not show on the screen
<scanty>
i had that problem a few months ago, assumed it was fixed
<scanty>
also pulse did not show on screen
<coolcoder613eb>
pulse shows fine
<coolcoder613eb>
but not workspaces
<scanty>
strange.
<scanty>
does it have an entry in tracker?
<coolcoder613eb>
Where?
<scanty>
in the haiku menu.
<scanty>
in the running apps list.
<coolcoder613eb>
yes
<scanty>
latest hrev?
<coolcoder613eb>
yes
<coolcoder613eb>
hrev57502
<coolcoder613eb>
so almost
<scanty>
i guess maybe open a ticket>?
<scanty>
or try the latest nightly.
* coolcoder613eb
already updated, so he only needs to reboot
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<PetePete>
I think Falkon is great browser and deserves to be a full blown beast of a browser, to compete with FF or Chrome (so we don't have to have either. WebPositive just needs to be more compatible, stable, and able to handle most basic browsing habits.
<PetePete>
But my opinion is of very little value
<scanty>
nah we have like 25 browsers, each doing different things better than the others.
<PetePete>
I personally hate FF and Chrome at this point. Both are just bloated crapware
<coolcoder613>
True
<scanty>
firefox locks up my system sometimes
<PetePete>
Mozilla is evil, anyway.
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<scanty>
well, i think we need thunderbird.
<PetePete>
Okay, granted... Thunderbird is a pretty nice email client but there are lots of nice email clients
<scanty>
that support gmail?
<PetePete>
Have they removed the "trusted devices" option?
<scanty>
all i know is that gmail requires OAUTH2
<scanty>
and none of the haiku mail clients support it.
<PetePete>
I mean, I use a 15 year old blackberry for my gmail account and it works just fine
<scanty>
not having a mail client is a deal breaker here.
<scanty>
otherwise i would probably be using haiku full time.
<PetePete>
0AUTH2 for imap?
<scanty>
yes
<PetePete>
why would it work on such an antiquated blackberry but not in Haiku email clients?
<PetePete>
That doesn't seem right
<scanty>
because none of them support oauth2
<scanty>
there aren't that many e-mail clients for haiku
<PetePete>
Shouldn't be difficult to port something like Claws mail
<scanty>
claws mail has been ported.
<PetePete>
Also, gmail has a web front end
<scanty>
yeah, but there's a browser problem
<scanty>
the browser problem*
<scanty>
i just need an e-mail client
<scanty>
hrm there's a new client out called Balsa
<scanty>
i will try it now.
<AlienSoldier>
It is not just better to use the native mail client because you always need to have all the tiem a browser open, the simple fact that email are files is very powerfull.
<AlienSoldier>
I too would love to have OAUTH2 for my Gmail, perhaps the Inc could put pressure to have someone at Gmail make a commit to fix this, after all they are those that caused the problem in the first place. I guess their guys could do that in a day.
<PetePete>
I'm very confused. Why not an app-specific password for whatever email client you want to use, instead of OAUTH2?
<AlienSoldier>
because you protect the emial on the gmail server
<AlienSoldier>
btw i hate OAUTH2, i don't think it bring anything better