catlover
joined 2 years ago
I have a nearly 4 year old neutered female cat. I have been thinking about adopting another cat, but I fear they won't get along. Current cat is not really social, rarely likes being touched, instead requires attention: playtime, being near (but far enough), etc.
What are your experiences with second cats? Are there age / gender combinations which are the safest?
Edit: thanks for all the replies! Forgot to mention that she is an indoor cat.
I wrote my own music player using qt
My mornong glory's leaves on my balcony has some problems. I'm not sure what could be the issue, some other plants show similar symthoms (celery's leaves for example)
Can I ask for help from someone more experienced? I don't know what I'm doing wrong.
I live in central EU, my balcony can get really hot, like 30-35 celsius. It gets direct sunlight from around 1-2 afternoon to 6-7. I water my plants daily, because of the heat, the soil dires quickly
Backside of the leaves:
i bought the smallest one in reasonable price, but its still big
After hours of trying out different plugins the closest I could find is the lualine & tabby combination:
About to test it during work, at first look it looks like it has everything I need, only shows current buffers in tab, and in correct order
local lualine_theme = require("highlight").lualine_theme
require("lualine").setup({
options = {
icons_enabled = true,
theme = lualine_theme,
component_separators = { left = "", right = "" },
section_separators = { left = "", right = "" },
disabled_filetypes = {
statusline = {},
winbar = {},
},
ignore_focus = {},
globalstatus = true,
refresh = {
statusline = 1000,
tabline = 1000,
winbar = 1000,
},
},
sections = {
lualine_a = { "branch" },
lualine_b = { empty_section },
lualine_c = {},
lualine_x = {},
lualine_y = { { "diagnostics", sections = { "error", "warn" } } },
lualine_z = { "location" },
},
inactive_sections = {},
tabline = {},
winbar = {},
inactive_winbar = {},
extensions = { "fugitive", "nvim-tree" },
})
local theme = {
fill = "TabLineFill",
-- Also you can do this: fill = { fg='#f2e9de', bg='#907aa9', style='italic' }
head = "TabLine",
current = "TabLineSel",
tab = "TabLine",
win = "TabLine",
tail = "TabLine",
}
vim.o.showtabline = 2
local tabby_theme = require("highlight").tabby_theme
require("tabby.tabline").set(function(line)
return {
line.tabs().foreach(function(tab)
local hl = tab.is_current() and tabby_theme.current or tabby_theme.tab
return {
line.sep("", hl, tabby_theme.fill),
tab.number(),
tab.name(),
line.sep("", hl, tabby_theme.fill),
hl = hl,
margin = " ",
}
end),
line.spacer(),
line.wins_in_tab(line.api.get_current_tab()).foreach(function(win)
local hl = win.is_current() and tabby_theme.current or tabby_theme.tab
return {
line.sep("", hl, tabby_theme.fill),
win.buf_name(),
line.sep("", hl, tabby_theme.fill),
hl = hl,
margin = " ",
}
end),
hl = tabby_theme.fill,
}
end)
looks awesome. i friggin love those text terminal shadows. mc style
maybe that dude with the mass random communities name
I'm sorry if this seems like an attack, the whole point I'm trying to make is that jerboa might not be as ready as we think for being a lemmy client. Open source projects are extremely hard, an mostly never rewarding, and I totally understand that. I hope that those who have the skill and time will make it better, but right now it can contain flaws that make basic features unusable, and who knows what actually runs in the background
You are right, I should have tested it on an older version of jerboa. I hope that the developers or other users can prove me wrong
I can totally understand the lack of people working on the project. As skeptic I am, I must say that you have total right to not believe me, but I'm an open source developer too with an own project, with literally no time at all since years. But what I'm trying to say: if the devs have no time to review PR-s, and features, please just don't merge them at all. Please tell me that I'm wrong, but this seems like PR-s getting merged without proper reviews. This is far more worse than not merging any PR-s
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