Seems to be just normal vim, maybe some distros packages the binary (of vim with more options enabled at compile time) as vimx so that it doesn’t conflict with another vim package (as an example vim-tiny). https://www.systutorials.com/docs/linux/man/1-vimx/
But only @aram@garam@lemmy.my.id, can answer that for us.
No distro has the 45 packaged yet ahahhaha
This, super love that distro !!! Perfect for users that don’t have a lot of needs.
Personally, I never got used to the container workflow :(
Did you follow their docs ? Read page by page and everything should work fine.
Didn’t know that those projects existed, I have always written makefiles from begining based myself on the dwm makefiles :)
But a quick Google search and the first project that appears say that:
A simple makefile generator that can generate makefiles for: GNU-make targeting MinGW, clang-cl or MSVC.
Good luck with that, with the amount of Programmers that use the Gnuism for make, I would say that no developer can patch that amount of software
Glad you watched it, so that I don’t have to see trash.
Besides those builders that run the checks made by the developers of the apps (is simple running a make check or whatever the build system the package uses, void Linux does have some problems mostly because of the small team.
One of the biggest one is basically being stuck in 1.X series of musl forever until someone steps up and creates a solution that doesn’t require to rebuild all packages because of an ABI breaking change in armv6l systems at 2.X musl series .
Pretty sure all they do is.simple syncing their repos with arch Linux in a interval of 2 weeks
Yeah, but from having an eula to having a backdoor goes a long way
So just a conspiracy theory then
Are there any proof of that ? (Chinese distros having backdoors).
Anything thats not made in America.
What kind of point is that ? Are there any problem with chinese distro ?
Hum, any guide you followed ?
Of the mainstream ones definitely. Otherwise there are some indepedent distros where that wouldn’t happen.
The question is where would you go ? Assuming you want to keep the immutability.
I would say evolution (gnome-evolution) to keep into the gnome ecosystem, that was what I used because geary doesnt support OAUTH2 exchange.
As long as you can acess an youtube music from the web, it should be safe to keep working (as long as google doesn’t rewrite something on their end) there are a gazillion of projects that are able to stream/download from youtube (youtube-dl, newpipe come to mind now)
Can you point to the post ? Didn’t found it
Basically see the wiki below but I would like to add is Linux only.
Don’t know if there is something like v4l2loopback for windows.
https://github.com/umlaeute/v4l2loopback/wiki/FFmpeg#using-an-android-device-as-a-webcam