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  • Re: Netrunner

    From Mike Krueger@1:105/420 to Jay Harris on Sat Jun 22 06:53:05 2024
    +1 for this. I'm using iCY Term right now on the Mac which works well enough but I'd be using Netrunner if is was available.

    What's missing on icy term? The ansi engine should be very complete.
    Any issues or is it just the style? Netrunner & icy term are different.

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  • From Chad Adams@1:19/40 to Mike Krueger on Fri Jun 28 20:49:39 2024
    Mike,

    Does icyterm have a linux build?
    -Nugax


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  • From Paul Hayton@3:770/100 to Chad Adams on Sun Jun 30 10:04:33 2024
    On 28 Jun 2024 at 08:49p, Chad Adams pondered and said...
    -Nugax

    can you email me please. I have been trying to contact you. thanks.

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  • From Martin Kazmaier@1:340/1101 to Chad Adams on Mon Jul 1 14:39:00 2024
    Mike,

    Does icyterm have a linux build? -Nugax

    Yes, though I was unable to install it... Others haven't had that problem.

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  • From Mike Krueger@1:105/420 to Chad Adams on Fri Sep 27 00:24:38 2024
    Does icyterm have a linux build?

    Sure - I'm developing on linux. However I'm not sure how to distribute that correctly. A .deb is available which works on my ubuntu based distros.

    But no flatpak so far. Distributing on linux is hard.

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  • From Christian Sacks@2:250/5 to Mike Krueger on Fri Sep 27 15:04:27 2024
    On 27 Sep 2024, Mike Krueger said the following...

    But no flatpak so far. Distributing on linux is hard.

    Put it up on github and let people build it themselves. Then people who run Arch could make a pkgbuild for it and add it to the AUR =)

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  • From Dan Clough@1:135/115 to Mike Krueger on Sat Sep 28 21:26:00 2024
    Mike Krueger wrote to Chad Adams <=-

    Does icyterm have a linux build?

    Sure - I'm developing on linux. However I'm not sure how to distribute that correctly. A .deb is available which works on my ubuntu based distros.

    But no flatpak so far. Distributing on linux is hard.

    Ummmm..... source code?



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  • From Martin Kazmaier@1:340/1101 to Christian Sacks on Sat Sep 28 13:42:00 2024
    On 27 Sep 2024, Mike Krueger said the following...

    But no flatpak so far. Distributing on linux is hard.

    Put it up on github and let people build it themselves. Then people who run Arch could make a pkgbuild for it and add it to the AUR =)

    It is on github...
    https://github.com/mkrueger/icy_tools/releases

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  • From Mike Krueger@1:105/420 to Dan Clough on Mon Oct 14 02:22:27 2024
    Ummmm..... source code?

    Users are not used to build source code anymore. The Linux world has moved on :). Linux is mainstream today - the year of the linux desktop already happened.

    But y it's possible to build from source - that's how I do it.

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