Is there anyone here remember Gentoo and the merge/split /usr period?
Gentoo developers are kind and super helpful that they put out any important notice after you pull upgrades to your system. Run eselect news read to know what the breaking change is going to be, and carefully perform the required actions one by one. It's a great distro made by great fellas.
I don't mind there is breaking change at all. I do mind that you don't tell me about it.
Time to top-up your EQ, mate.
"Every time I walk into a room she gets so turned on and grabs the nearest stranger and starts making out with them."
Me too. But I stopped hopping ten years ago and settled down on Alpine, Void, or Gentoo, based on how fancy the hardware is, and the use case.
To me, the hopping part relates more to tinkering and fine-tuning. Today I prefer things just work. I wish no down time on all my devices and servers, because who has time to figure out why my photo doesn't sync to my NAS, or dig up that piece of paper when my password manager does not respond because of the proxy service is down?
rustup doc works offline.
It could, but not necessarily.
char **args can just mean you have a pointer which points to an address, and at that address, you can get a second address. Follow the second address, there is a char saved there.
On the other hand, char *args[] means " follow this address to find a list of characters".
Just like my codebase.
When you say "All the atoms and molecules are still in the same places", I can't say I agree. It is the change of chemical composition that renders our body dead. Or should I say, death is defined to be such a chemical composition.
There is no calm. If you meditate to calm, you are not meditating.😏
13 hours later Now?
It depends on the person who's holding it and pushing it. For me it takes at least three minutes!
Don't forget robin hood and rock on.
I think softwares like i3 or dwm are what OP means.