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I give up on Mastodon. This place is not better than Twitter. Everything is just an advertisement and real communication or discussion is rare. Sorry but this is not for me.
I'm out.
I can't find on the website of github.com or the github.blog. When I click right mouse click to view HTML source, there is no such link or I don't know where it is. What am I missing?
@grobmeier @github If it was official, surely there must be a link on Github itself (by Github). Unless there is an official link to it, I do not trust anything else. It should be on the list of social links at https://github.blog/ in example. Not saying its not true, there is no official way to check.
Edit: Sorry for being overly cautious.
@grobmeier @github I wonder why the description says:
> The AI-powered developer platform
Isn't this the general Github account? How do we know this is official account and not just someone taking the name?
@darth Starfield is one of the most anticipated games ever for me, but I still wait for the launch and reviews. I also want to make sure it runs on Linux, as I'm a Linux user. And waiting a few weeks after launch is always good idea for big complex AAA games, especially from Bethesda. :D
No doubt this will be a game of the centuries, along other hitters like Zelda and Final Fantasy (in popularity and longevity)!
@thelinuxcast @JustineSmithies 3/3
```
widgetColors = [
"ff5959", # 1
"59ff59", # 2
"ffff59", # 3
"9059ff", # 4
"ff59f9", # 5
"59fff9", # 6
]
```
Here a screenshot how it looks:
@thelinuxcast @JustineSmithies ... 2/3
```
multiColorTag.MultiColorTag(
visible_groups=[
"1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6"],
tag_colors=widgetColors,
this_current_screen_border=widgetColors),
```
The options should be the same like those in GroupBox, but with tag_colors and this_current_screen_border in addition. The widgetColors is a variable you have to define before the screens section like so:...
@thelinuxcast @JustineSmithies So, I managed to do this. Here the instructions if you want:
1. Download https://raw.githubusercontent.com/elParaguayo/qtile-extras/1e702524cee10c9b73ce5fd80a2ac9d30a592adc/qtile_extras/widget/multiColorTag.py
2. Save the file to a subfolder, in example "extras" (or any custom name, but then you have to adapt later) in your Qtile config folder: ~/.config/qtile/extras/multiColorTag.py
3. In your Qtile config.py import the file with `from extras import multiColorTag`
4. In the widgets section of your screens section, instead using widget.GroupBox just use following code 1/3...
