Question for @TheGoddessInari : Do you prefer to keep the system pre-requisites to the lowest versions or the latest versions? For eg, the Java version specified is
8.0, but, do you mind if we move to the latest version which works? That will ensure that new contributors with newer machines/OSes do not need to face issues related to installing specific old versions of such pre-requisites
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I see a lot of the code is written in commonJS module format. Is it better to convert ot ESM module format (ie with
imports)?
@TheGoddessInari: - I have raised a couple of PRs, please review and approve if they are ok. They are quite small/trivial - just getting my hands wet with the codebase
Also - there are a bunch of lines in the
README.md (lines 19 - 27) which don't show up in the html generated from the markdown, and I couldn't understand their purpose. Are these lines kept for some specific reason?
:point_up: Edit: > I see a lot of the code is written in commonJS module format. Is it better to convert ot ESM module format (ie with imports)?
I see a lot of the code is written in commonJS module format. Is it better to convert ot ES module format (ie with imports)? Based on some reading, this is supposed to be the new standard and faster at runtime?
@BKPepe - I was one of 2 active owners/contributors of Ferdi for the past 8+ months. The original owner who was absent all these months, came back suddenly and started abusing (with lots of expletives) and then (without citing any reasons) downgraded me to a
Member role. With such autocratic behavior and the use of derogatory words (I have a screenshot captured in case I need to refute it in future), I and my co-contributor (the other active person for the past few monhts) have both abandoned Ferdi
I was instrumental in almost all the new features, bug fixes, upgrades over the past 8+ months, and have lots of ideas that I would like implemented in Hamsket.
Please do review the PRs that I have raised - would love to get them merged in soon
@rayvermey: - is that a good thing or a bad one? (me contributing to hamsket)
I used Ferdi untill begin december
and started separeate apps again
Ferdi was too unstable for me
I run Arch btw :-)
yes, the
deb was ok, but flatpak and snap were not good. The code was the same, but the packaging (electron-builder) was somehow not working properly
I run it on macs - both x86 and arm - and was able to test all features on both.
Then I will install it again from the aur or is git better?
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I plan to contribute to hamsket and move to using hamsket as the full-time app - if i can get my head wrapped around the extjs library. btw, I'm not a javascript developer - and will take time to get up-to-speed in the related tech stacks
try nightly - btw, i dont want to hijack this room about hamsket - and talk about ferdi. if you need more info, please DM me
oh - i thought you were talking about ferdi. for hamsket, i have only raised a couple of trivial PRs - which haven't been accepted (i assume holidays are delaying)
for hamsket, i was able to get it compiling from source, and based on that milestone, i have raised the PRs
so no hamsket for me then
you can override the
user-agent from the advanced tab of the service - its working for me (both personal gmail as well as for enterprise use with okta SSO)
Hello, I (re)discovered hamsket after my Ferdi broke from a combination of Wayland + Flatpak Sandboxing. Checked the github for issues and discovered the lead dev has gone rogue. Just a question, are there any plan to put Hamsket on Flatpak?
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How can I persist css changes in hamsket?
I couldn't find docs about it
I would try finding it in the Rambox CE docs https://github.com/ramboxapp/community-edition/wiki/Backup-Rambox-CE-services
this app is very close to rambox so its likely works similarly
Thank you, @lesnake:matrix.org . I get to https://github.com/ramboxapp/community-edition/wiki/Inject-JavaScript-Code but I don't know where to put this snippet