Gleb Sinyavskiy

Hey, @sincspecv, thank you for your report. Unfortunately I don't have enough time to maintain this project anymore, so if you find any solution, feel free to make a PR

As a compromise, is it possible to write generic 'more type-safe' wrappers around `assert` for example and see how it's in real use? From the fisrt sight such an API...

@brackendawson by 'backward compatibility' I meant that `safer assert` would be a drop-in replacement for `assert` when built with go 1.18. One only needs to change the import string.

Same here, Arch Linux, Wayland. Only cursor is visible. Running deskreen with `-enable-features=UseOzonePlatform --ozone-platform=wayland` leads to segfault in a few seconds, xlsclients still lists deskreen as an X11 app. In...

+1 for docker. Also it should be configured in a way that images and containers survive OS updates. Must have for linux enthusiasts, power users and developers.

Fscrypt could be also fine. It's pretty easy to use, it plays nice with ext4, can be unlocked on log in and already works on every single android device

@andritolion it's possible in general and even more possible when you fully own a platform like valve. Personally I'd prefer good old passwords, but tpm would sill be better than...

The other solution would be a ready to run script that unlocks the fs, reinstalls all packages that ship headers, adds base-develop and locks the fs back, so power users...

@tristanpenman awesome, thank you! Here you can find a pure ruby imlementation that may be used as an example https://github.com/davishmcclurg/json_schemer/blob/master/lib/json_schemer/format.rb

Just in case if someone is looking for an implementation: ```ruby # frozen_string_literal: true def wait_first(*tasks, task: Async::Task.current) c = Async::Notification.new await = lambda do |task| task.async do task.wait c.signal(task)...