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<rickychilcott> I'm trying to report a bug that I found on the crystal github, but it won't let me. Is there any way around the "you have to be a contributor first" requirement?
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<Timbus> I wasn't aware that was a limitation
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<rickychilcott> "An owner of this repository has limited the ability to open an issue to users that have contributed to this repository in the past."
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<Timbus> Must have been a recent change =/
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<rickychilcott> Ok. I'll create an issue on my fork and leave it here. If someone knows a workaround, just @ mention me. It's a weird one...
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<codenoid> Purple combines the calm stability of blue and the fierce energy of red. The color purple is often associated with royalty, nobility, luxury, power, and ambition. Purple also represents meanings of wealth, extravagance, creativity, wisdom, dignity, grandeur, devotion, peace, pride, mystery, independence, and magic.
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<vladfaust> Black is rock-solid
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<vladfaust> Black is unbreakeable
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<codenoid> there must be a reason (from github ui/ux) why is purple
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<markrjr> Hi all, I'd like to help with the Windows porting efforts, but I didn't want to spam the GitHub issue with questions. I'm fairly familiar with Windows APIs, but just getting started with crystal. Would the System module be a good place to start?
<oprypin>
System is not something that you look at in isolation. it's just an arbitrary split for system-specific implementation details. but while working on features you also need to think a lot about integrating it with the language
<oprypin>
but i guess you can start there and look at things that use it
<oprypin>
cc @straight-shoota
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<markrjr> Okay, I noticed that for the Unix side of things, a lot of the system breaks down into calls to the C standard library, is that correct?
<oprypin>
sure
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<baob> @oprypin thanks for the prompt … I did in fact get it to work using aliases in the end … not sure what I was doing wrong with aliases on my first attempt.
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<girng> @markrjr @RX14 notsure if this is helpful, but he's in charge of the windows port afaik, should get in touch
<JuanMiguel>
I know it ends before receiving the message, but this is not the problem, I have also include an infinite loop at the end
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<girng> juan, is that the full code? where is the infinite loop part?
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<girng> i think docs should have a working ws example like how TCPServer has
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<girng> cause only ws example online i can find it from kemal's
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<bajro17> @rishavs when next article come out :) I cant wait it
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<bajro17> I give you for all posts 50 claps you deserve it
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<girng> @bajro17 i had trouble with ubuntu budgie. it let me install it on my partitioned ssd, at the end of the installation process it said it failed to install a bootloader. and i'm using windows 10 bootloader, which is efi and not UEFI or something so i'm screwed. so i bought a amazon ssd for $14 on Amazon (32GB)
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<bajro17> Last time when I install ubuntu is maybe before 4-5 years
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<bajro17> now I use just Manjaro deepin
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<bajro17> anyway so much people complain now about bootloader
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<bajro17> I have same question before few min on fb
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<bajro17> I will just past it here
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<bajro17> Glad to see I'm not alone :-/ I read somewhere that the Mint team is aware of issues and they're going to release new ISOs soon. ⏎ ⏎ Until then, this is how I solved it: when you get the error, just click through until the installer closes. ⏎ ⏎ Then *don't* reboot - *stay* in the live session and follow the instructions under "2nd option" here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair. ...
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<girng> yeah, i was googling it all day. i installed easybcd, tried everything. so i just bought a separate SSD :D
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<bajro17> for me this method work on mint 19
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<bajro17> when this error come just follow this steps and it work
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<bajro17> I have m2 disk and I dont have any problem with manjaro
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<bajro17> @girng are you maybe make some game framework?
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<girng> @bajro17 nah, i'm not smart enough for that. i just use godot engine. opyrpin doing SMFL bindings or something, and i think there is another game framework that's small on crystal shards i dunt remember