Character 0x0009, with a size of 8 characters
Fuck tradition
Nathaniel Cruz
Angel Hill
Julian Sanders
excuse me sir, i can't help but notice that you never suggested what you would ideally be using
redundancy? that's gnu
a tabstop lies on every eighth column (unless otherwise configured), a column being equal to the pitch of the '0' character in the respective font, because spaces in proportional fonts tend to be far smaller than is reasonable to use for tabstops
hope that helps
correct, but there's nothing wrong with having the option there
Blake Gomez
>Things like how X11 can't vsync so video is torn.
But it does you fucking retard. Either on the driver level or the compositor level, depending on your configuration. Even freesync works out of the box if you have recent enough amdgpu driver.
Can't you get even the basics of your retarded argument right?
Thomas Stewart
Permissions are a nightmare, and you'll end up with a giant mess of tags because it doesn't scale past very simple cases.
Owen Reyes
no one uses x11 now
Landon Diaz
yeah for the purposes of actually being organized you'd end up emulating directories, and if you forget to tag a file as you are creating it then you'll have to sort every single file on your system by descending date of creation time in order to have any chance of finding it again
doesn't sound like a great idea. tags don't need to be done at the filesystem level.
John Hernandez
That's what magic numbers are for. Users can call stuff whatever they want, but the magiv number defines the file type. 'man file' applies.
Isaac Morris
cool another standard that only a small fraction adheres to
Josiah Nelson
Ummm, wrong. It's been part of linux for years, and users that know their ass from their elbow take advantage of it. Ask someone that develops for linux...