'MinGW' is not GCC; it's an ABI, and from the developer perspective it is also the headers and the libraries. You can have GCC MinGW, Clang MinGW, Rust MinGW, Zig MinGW, C# AOT MinGW.
Oh, thanks for the link. I've been using flameshot for most of the past decade, but haven't been able to use it with pop-os and my monitors recently because it was derotating my monitor.
Man I hope this delivers. I haven't been able to use Flameshot for over a year since switching to Wayland because weird shit happens with my multi-monitor setup.
I will say that over time I've adjusted to Spectacle. Having it pinned to the taskbar is a good approximation of having Flameshot in the tray. Also a nice thing about Spectacle is that the window persists after you take a screenshot so you can then initiate, for example, 'New rectangular region' and it will launch you back into sceenshot mode with a rectangle of the same dimensions as the one you just took -- making it well suited for iterating with an AI coding assistant where I give it a screenshot with examples of a bug, then re-send it another screenshot showing what still needs work.
attempt at humor:Okay so, would you rather your beloved great aunt's pacemaker fail because the software in it was written in C, and there's a use-after-free memory error, or because the software in it was written in JavaScript, and because someone used `==` instead of `===` a boolean that should have been `false` is `true`?
> they do it using either a parallel functional language or a parallel library in modern C++.
IMO this is a weakness not a strength.
The approach of Fleury (low level C, no lib), makes his articles a lot more valuable for understanding fundamentals.
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