Vilian

notice the 5 minutes ago, that dosen't exist, and the post is from 2 years ago, from a deleted account. and it isn't from my web search because every other result don't have that

hello, noob here, so, i was writing a program in go to edit a image, and for now i use os.Open(file) to select the file, how i wanted to open the file chooser maybe using org.freedesktop.portal.FileChooser for the user to select the file, but i trying searching it and i couldn't find an answer, maybe i was using the wrong keywords, but anyway, i hope some can help me, thank you!

btw, i'm also not familiar with portals, i was hoping that i could learn a bit more how they work

i wanted to create an issue in the Archwiki for some outdated information, but the capsha is too complex for me and my fedora

hello folks, so, i use fedora, and i have steam installed as flatpak, i tried this suggestion i relaxed the flatpak, and log out, but the .desktop files are still in the /home/${USER}/.var/app/com.valvesoftware.Steam/.local/share/applications/ how i "force" the steam to re-create the .desktop files?

thank you!

(btw i just want the start-menu icons, i don't put shortcuts in the desktop :)

like, how can this app be so fluid??, and beautiful, it don't have many features, but it has a sense of minimalism so good, it's just...clean, i love it

hello, i'm new to programming in i'm trying to solve this exercise in C, basically it's the amount of passed hours between the start of a game and it's end, if the game started at 16 and ended at 2 the result is a game with 10 hours(in different days) i know i can to it more manually, but i wanted to somehow use the <time.h> to learn how to use a header etc, can someone help me?, thank you all

i really liked it