how does it compare to something like jellyfin (or Plex, despite not being FOSS it’d be unfair not to mention them)?
how does it compare to something like jellyfin (or Plex, despite not being FOSS it’d be unfair not to mention them)?
unfortunately, a lot of the time they really don’t have a choice at the store level. I know it’s not the most helpful suggestion, but maybe reaching out to corporate to let them know there are people who want that could help. good luck on your lard quest.
make communities, tell people about them on Reddit, about all you can do. “you can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink”.
So Kate is one too then, right? it has all of that and was designed for it to be used as an IDE.
I’m interested in that too, where’s the line and how much does it matter?
that does work, it’s a little clunkier than i’d like but it’s better than the code not running
I’ve tried Kate, vscode, some python one on windows (idk which one it was years ago), kdevelop, and I think a couple others but I forgot which ones.
I believe both clang and gcc are present on my system right now. and yeah, the Kate documentation was a little lacking. they do have little pop-ups letting you know though
it’s C, I’ll add that to the post in a second
it’s C, I’ll add that to the post in a second
C, for now.
it should be considered harassment to advertise like this