Oh, but that one is for auto-completion, no?

Right.

Right.

No problem then

@x3mboy if you happen to start a packaging process of this, include me. i would like to learn and help with it.

I have been using it via vim plugin manager VimPlug.

I hardly think so, my packaging skills tend to zero

I hardly think so, my packaging skills tend to zero

Hahaha mine too.

https://github.com/Valloric/YouCompleteMe

I enabled all the features and on my .vim/plugged/ directory I have about 800MB, a lot of code is compiled in the process.

I enabled all the features and on my .vim/plugged/ directory I have about 800MB, a lot of code is compiled in the process.

Holy smoke!

Some other stuff relies on Fedora packages.

Holy smoke!

But still lighter than any other IDE.

But still lighter than any other IDE.

Yeah

You can code in Google Scripts

xD

If anyone is willing to help with this just write me, I want to contribute as Fedora Packager. :)

You can code in Google Scripts

Didn't know about this.

Didn't know about this.

I think is to code in Go Language

I think is to code in Go Language

Vim YCM has support for go :)

https://script.google.com/

Use Vim+vimplug+syntastic+VimYouCompleteMe all you need to code. :^)

I'm installing everything right now.

I'm installing everything right now.

Here my vimrc I case you want to use it.

It is very simple.

Nah, I think mine is right.

I read the READMEs on each GitHub repo, I'm not an idiot. :D

Thanks for offering it, btw. :P

Has anyone used Fedora Media Writer to create a bootable USB for another LInux Distribution?

Has anyone used Fedora Media Writer to create a bootable USB for another LInux Distribution?

I did, it worked correctly.

Has anyone used Fedora Media Writer to create a bootable USB for another LInux Distribution?

I do that, never had any problems

I did, it worked correctly.

Thanks.

I do that, never had any problems

Thanks to both of you.

Someone asked about a good USB creator to use on windows for Debian.

to create a bootable usb on windows.

I will then suggest to use Fedora Media Writer.

Given it copy the ISO File in raw mode, providing native UEFI support.

Thanks.

Great, now my keyboard is dead while my days are full with workflow.

Or maybe something nasty bug in my Debian Sid.

Great, now my keyboard is dead while my days are full with workflow.

I'm on Easter Holidays, full of homework, and I'm using my dad's laptop, mine's dead. please, help me ?

I'm on Easter Holidays, full of homework, and I'm using my dad's laptop, mine's dead. please, help me ?

My arrow keys are causing this problem.

Or maybe something nasty bug in my Debian Sid.

Oh boy. This is why every geek should have a dual boot setup or a backup laptop.

Oh boy. This is why every geek should have a dual boot setup or a backup laptop.

No no no, I don't need dualboot. But backup laptop? ?

No no no, I don't need dualboot. But backup laptop? ?

A second one.

My arrow keys are causing this problem.

my stupid laptop has a broken motherboard, I've been hitten by a car while I was gettin'home from school, yesterday, with the laptop in the bag. damnit.

No no no, I don't need dualboot. But backup laptop? ?

By dual boot I mean having another linux distribution alongside.

my stupid laptop has a broken motherboard, I've been hitten by a car while I was gettin'home from school, yesterday, with the laptop in the bag. damnit.

Sad.

Sad.

thanks to God, the HDD is still perfect, it didn't get destroyed in the crash.

A second one.

I know what you mean. But ask for a new laptop to my parents would just make my ear broke.

I know what you mean. But ask for a new laptop to my parents would just make my ear broke.

Dual boot then :^)

Anyway, I think it's normal things. My laptop is more than 4 years old.

Dual boot then :^)

I said my arrow keys are broken.

Anyway, I think it's normal things. My laptop is more than 4 years old.

So it is a hardware related issue.

I said my arrow keys are broken.

USB keyboard then :^)

Sadly, I don't have a backup keyboard, but not sure if help it out.

Good Easter guys

Same to you, will definitely be good for me, I think.

Good Easter to all those who hold the festivity. And happy Pesaj to all those who hold that festivity too.

Good Easter to all those who hold the festivity. And happy Pesaj to all those who hold that festivity too.

Happy Easter to you too, Kohane!

Thanks @michaelmessaggi !

Thanks @michaelmessaggi !

^~^

Are you celebrating in any way @michaelmessaggi ?

not now, but on sunday, there's a "family meeting" for lunch, at my house, with all my family members, like grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins.. We're about 25 relatives (I don't remember if "relatives" is the right word that means all the family members ? My english is so bad, sorry for that). What about you, @Kohane?

Yes, relatives is the correct word.

Yes, relatives is the correct word.

oh, well, thanks ^~^

Me? Enjoying two extra days off with a friend.

Me? Enjoying two extra days off with a friend.

oh, lucky you ? I have to cook for about 25 people!

ERROR: S client not available

Wow!

Where are you? if you don't mind to say...

My friend told that's ZX Spectrum is crap. Where can I hide his dead body and destroy clues?

LOL

What about throwing it to the sea?

Where are you? if you don't mind to say...

Northern part of Italy, near Bergamo, in Lombardy. ?

Now I understand

And also, anyone know some linux programs for writing a spectrum-programs onto the cassete with connected recorder?

Northern part of Italy, near Bergamo, in Lombardy. ?

My families will never be that big ?

My families will never be that big ?

???

And also, anyone know some linux programs for writing a spectrum-programs onto the cassete with connected recorder?

I'm sorry, but I don't know any of that kind :c

I have an ancient soviet recorder with some strange port, it can be computer port. And i need to check it

I have an ancient soviet recorder with some strange port, it can be computer port. And i need to check it

I'd love to see that Soviet recorder. Must be interesting.

I'd love to see that Soviet recorder. Must be interesting.

This port may uses for playing games from cassets onto the yet another spectrum-clone

And also, anyone know some linux programs for writing a spectrum-programs onto the cassete with connected recorder?

For Spectrum? It's been decades since I saw one last time.

Or its just a crappy port..

For Spectrum? It's been decades since I saw one last time.

I soon will get one, a soviet clone

This port may uses for playing games from cassets onto the yet another spectrum-clone

I remember that, I used to play with cassettes back in the time.

Oh, yeah, I know those ports.

First one is 3.5 jack

I know

But second and third is kinda strange

I see an S-Video port, I think

You may think that 3rd port is for power supply but no, it's not

I see an S-Video port, I think

i was wrong.

i was wrong.

There was no video in USSR onto the soviet devices

Oh, yeah, I know those ports.

And what do you know about the 3rd and 2nd?

There was no video in USSR onto the soviet devices

oops, damn, I'm too young to know that ?

oops, damn, I'm too young to know that ?

Huh, how can you though?

?

Huh, how can you though?

I'm not sure I got what did you say, can you say it another time in a different way, please?