Programming, computers, etc. [Serious]

[vraiment]

OK, get this: Windows 10, open task manager, put it in fullscreen, go to performance tab, double click the graph (to turn it into compact graph mode), grab it and move it around the screen, then double click it again to bring back the "full screen" window: now it's fullscreen but isn't. Meaning you can't move it around by grabbing its top, and its fullscreen button might be outside of the screen now...
They must've done so much QA on this.

In macOS if you activate Mission Control and move just slightly a window a lot of times it will become smaller and smaller until is barely a couple of pixels in the screen (good lock clicking the small window, though)

[atomtengeralattjaro]

that's adorable.

[Froggychum]

how did you guys find these glitches?

[vraiment]

how did you guys find these glitches?

[Froggychum]

i want it. now.

[vraiment]

Going back on topic, I’m writing a Gradle plugging to generate JNI headers and compile C code. The trick here is, because I barely know anything about Gradle what the script plugin does for compiling is calling a Makefile with some environment variables set, which is pretty hacky.

If anyone want to help, the github for the project is: https://github.com/Vraiment/gradle-jni-plugin

[Shai'tan]

Never heard of Gradle, but I'll take a look later.

[ThingerDudes]

Going back on topic, I’m writing a Gradle plugging to generate JNI headers and compile C code. The trick here is, because I barely know anything about Gradle what the script plugin does for compiling is calling a Makefile with some environment variables set, which is pretty hacky.

If anyone want to help, the github for the project is: https://github.com/Vraiment/gradle-jni-plugin

How to create a script that does something:
1. Make the script call a script that does the said thing

I don't know much about Gradle either. I just wanted to make a dumb joke. Honestly though doing it this way might not even be a dumb thing to do imo.

[assdef]

[vraiment]

Going back on topic, I’m writing a Gradle plugging to generate JNI headers and compile C code. The trick here is, because I barely know anything about Gradle what the script plugin does for compiling is calling a Makefile with some environment variables set, which is pretty hacky.

If anyone want to help, the github for the project is: https://github.com/Vraiment/gradle-jni-plugin

How to create a script that does something:
1. Make the script call a script that does the said thing

I don't know much about Gradle either. I just wanted to make a dumb joke. Honestly though doing it this way might not even be a dumb thing to do imo.

Well, you are right is just calling a script from a script.

Gradle is a build system where you can declare your dependencies and fetch them from the interwebz and also configure all the build task or even add your own (as I did).

Its kind of nice and it can compile native code (the main thing I want to do) but it has a lot of options and is more complicated. I do know how to write Makefiles and that's the best way I could come up to solve my problem hoping that someone would hop on and write the section I don't know of, but seems that's not going to be the case.

[atomtengeralattjaro]

Does anyone else sometimes get this thing on the forum where sometimes a page doesn't load fully? Like I scroll down and read posts, and at some point it just abruptly ends. A refresh fixes it, but I wonder what causes it...

[assdef]

Sounds like a personal problem to me. I'm sure your doctor can prescribe something to get rid of it.

[Shai'tan]

I've recently customised Fedora on my laptop for fun. Pretty happy with the results:

[atomtengeralattjaro]

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*edits text*

[Shai'tan]

You do a good job of it.