»Parser library using nom for VB6 (projects, forms, designers, etc).
VB6Parse aims to be a complete, end-to-end parser library for VB6. Including.«
It was a very, very, very long time ago when I had to extend and correct VisualBasic code, now I can also do it via Rust. Admittedly, the project is very young and I don't want to have to use it, but I understand why it exists.
Fifth month of using #ubuntu#linux for my daily work driver which includes lots of #msoffice work as well as plugging into several different types of usb-a and usb-c hubs in office spaces, connecting displays, webcams and mics. It all just works. Except for that one #displaylink screen which required me to install a driver from a download site.
I remember toying with Red Hat 5 circa 1998. #FOSS truly has come a long way.
#sudo#windows#windows10#windows11#windows_11#opensource#foss#freebsd#openbsd#msoffice#msword#word
Как тебе такое Microsoft :blobfoxnerd:
В ответ на появление sudo в Windows разработчики сообщества свободного ПО решили перенести Word в OpenBSD.
На этот шаг ментейнеры проекта и последователи Тео де Раадта пошли из-за претензий по поводу попытки Microsoft сделать свою версию sudo для Windows 11 без предварительного согласования своих действий с разработчиками оригинальной утилиты.
Как отмечает Тео де Раадт (создатель OpenBSD):
Cделать это нужно также, как и в Microsoft:
Не обращать внимания на путаницу в именах.
Не заботиться о совместимом поведении.
Не заботиться о товарных знаках или де-факто товарных знаках.
Не спрашивать первоначальные продуктовые команды, все ли в порядке.
@dennisl I switched to LibreOffice years ago and never looked back.
I understood that many developers had moved to LibreOffice, and OpenOffice had since stalled?
In terms of accessibility, LibreOffice continues to improve their export-to-PDF engine. They can now generate a PDF that is often pretty much compliant with PDF/UA.
Though I still use Microsoft Office for client work.
I'm curious to try OnlyOffice. I wonder how it compares?