QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb kdenlive |
I don’t understand, yet, why this works, but it does. Thanks to this post
QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb kdenlive |
I don’t understand, yet, why this works, but it does. Thanks to this post
I’ve played Go for years. I’ve found that having a graphical Go client has helped me improve my game immensely. And, unlike many distractors,. I can make a move, then switch back in to work mode without really losing my train of thought.
I always like the QGo client. I have found it to be worthwhile to build and run from the git repo. After moving to RHEL 7.5 for my desktop, I had to go through the process again. Here is the short version.
I’m an object oriented kind of developer. I likes a strong domain model, a clear separation of responsibility, and all of the goodness that makes code clean. Why, then, am I so resistant to introducing a domain model into the FreeIPA WebUI?
Having worked on the FreeIPA GUI from inception through GA (well, RC3, soon to be GA) here’s what I’ve learned about the writing a web application using today’s technologies.
Instead of using Google Windowing Toolkit, Rich Faces, Django, or any other server side technology to perform build the user interface, we should use Javascript and a client side library like JQuery.