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As this was last asked in 2017 (the answer then was "No current plans but 'yudai/gotty' sort of works") I felt it might be the right time to ask again.

In the modern age of container usage, we often don't want to SSH to our box to do a health check. While apps like Glances give a good overview of the host as a whole, nothing I've found breaks everything down as nicely as ctop which is my go-to

Description

Uncommenting info "Disk" disk results in a partially correct output: Disk (81%): 495G / Fles/Git (97G%). What is Fles/Git (97G%)? I'm guessing this might be my external SSD.

Also uncommenting info "Font" font info "Users" users info "Song" song [[ "$player" ]] && prin "Music Player" "$player" results in no display of this info.

• Does this issue still occ

While answering #878, I realized, that both user manual and quick guide could be improved. Goal should be to get first time users started as quickly as possible.
Thinking back to my first time contact with picocli I remembered it wasn't straightforward for me to get things up and running, either. Don't get me wrong: The picocli manual is very complete, concise and was/is of great help for me in m

Most command examples currently shown do the operation way worse than what I'd expect thunar would do (and afair, does). Here's an attempt at fixing the most obvious differences.

-cp readme.txt documents
+cp --verbose --no-clobber --no-dereference --target-directory='documents' -- 'readme.txt'

stop right click and duplicate file

A core feature of the duplicate command is

This issue is about

• Man pages or command-line usage
• Website documentation
• Packaging
• Other

Describe the issue

The use of /etc/os-release for determining DISTRO is missing from the yadm.io website.

I have the latest cocapods and rome installed

cocoapods (1.1.0.rc.2, 1.0.1)
cocoapods-core (1.1.0.rc.2, 1.0.1)
cocoapods-deintegrate (1.0.1)
cocoapods-downloader (1.1.1)
cocoapods-plugins (1.0.0)
cocoapods-rome (0.7.0)
cocoapods-search (1.0.0)
cocoapods-stats (1.0.0)
cocoapods-trunk (1.0.0)
cocoapods-try (1.1.0)

And I get error:

[!] The dependency `Swiftline (from `../Swiftline.pods

For my signal-authenticator project, it is very important that signal-cli acts as I would think it would when something goes wrong. These seem obvious so forgive me, but can you confirm that:

1. If a Signal user gets a new key, signal-cli will refuse to send messages encrypted to the new key until the new key is marked trusted (manually).
2. In (1.) signal-cli exits with a nonzero exit status

Similar to how unix ls works, param could be -t

Make SoCLI a fully interactive stack overflow command line homepage browser.

• Display the questions on the page: http://stackoverflow.com/
• Ability to filter questions based on
  - Featured : http://stackoverflow.com/?tab=featured
  - Hot : http://stackoverflow.com/?tab=hot
  - Week : http://stackoverflow.com/?tab=week
  - Month : http://stackoverflow.com/?t

What do you want

When selecting a server with unread channels, have a key set aside to focus the next channel with unread content from the top of channel listings

Why

Switching servers usually happens because there are unread notifications. On servers with many channels this might mean to browse through a ton of channels before finding the channel you wanted to browse to.

Implem

This repository's README.md is way too long. The documentation specifics should be in a separate .md file, on the wiki, or both; and the main README.md should focus on the sections other than the Detailed Examples. In fact, Overview is also too long; I'd stick to a couple of examples, no more than that for the repo landing page.

Relevant Arch Wiki page.

xfontsel -print
# ... pick a font with desired properties
-*-fira code-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*

Programs that use it:

• xosd-based (such as osd_cat, osd_clock)