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text coordinate systems
Interesting discussion of some of the subtleties which come up when writing code to display and manipulate text:
https://zed.dev/blog/zed-decoded-text-co...te-systems
Much of this echoes Finseth's classic book on implementing emacs-style editors, but with updates to reflect our Unicoded world.
(Many people will avoid dealing with these issues by simply dropping in whatever text widget their favorite library provides, but I enjoy cooking from scratch.)
Old vi
I investigated when the flash option was added to vi. It was when System V entered the VAX. 1983.
Result: a new Vim patch…
https://github.com/vim/vim/pull/14778
Filesystem choice
I've been thinking about moving to Artix Linux because I kinda dislike systemd. So I've been thinking about a lot of choices that have to be made while installing and the one I can't answer for myself is the filesystem I should choose. I am currently choosing between ext4, btrfs, zfs, xfs, reiser(fs/4), heard it's a killer filesystem ;). I've also learnt about bcachefs, which seems kind of interesting. I'm not interested in using RAID, LVM and encryption. I want to have a simple setup with one /boot partition and one / partition.
So I'd like to hear from you
2024-04-05
st 0.9.2 released: download
This reverts a commit and a regression with cursor move with wide glyphs, for example with GNU readline.
2024-03-20
Below are some highlights of the changes for the recent releases of dmenu, dwm, st and tabbed, see the git logs for all details:
General small Makefile improvements, rationale being: just be verbose and show what is done: do not abstract/hide details from the user/developer. Respect (more) the package manager and build system flags (CFLAGS, LDFLAGS, etc).
dwm:
Improvements to signal handling. Fix: Avoid missing events when a keysym maps to multiple keycodes.dmenu:
Reduce memory usage for reading the lines. Fix: X11 BadMatch error when embedding on some windows.st:
Fix: bounds checks of dc.col. Fix: buffer overflow when handling long composed input. Ignore C1 control characters in UTF-8 mode. Improvements to cell handling...2024-03-19
dmenu 5.3 released: download dwm 6.5 released: download st 0.9.1 released: download tabbed 0.8 released: download