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Comment Re: Followup after reading summary (Score 1) 153

That is just plain wrong. You guys should check out rtags:
https://github.com/Andersbakken/rtags

With this Emacs becomes full-featured C/C++ IDE.

The only thing that really sucks in my opinion is the handling of windows. They resize and change positions all the time, and make workflow frustrating. It was especially frustrating to me when I tried to use Emacs as a debugger frontend.

Comment Re:I miss GOTO...there I said it (Score 1) 353

Maybe I misunderstand your intention, but what nesting do you need? Wouldn't this work the same way, with only one level of indentation:

N=2
<pre>
res1 = grabRes();
if (grabbed(res1))
    res2 = grabRes();
if (grabbed(res2))
{
    do_stuff();
    ungrab(res2);
}
if (grabbed(res1)
  ungrab(res1);
</pre>

Could be easily rewritten to have a loop that does it all (two loops to be honest, one for ungrabbing, unless you want hard to analize code with one loop doing it all ;) )
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Submission + - [Linux] Two displays - two workspaces - possible? 1

Borov writes: I'm planning to buy a second monitor in near future and I was searching for ways to configure it under Linux. It seems there are two main ways:
1) to have one "big" desktop, which means I have single workspace — changing virtual desktop switches both monitors
2) to have separate X sessions for each display — which means I have separate workspaces, but I can't move applications between them

I need something in the middle — a separate workspace for each screen, so that I can have independent virtual desktops on each screen — but still have the ability to move applications between monitors (no need to strech one app across both of them)

I've read that some tiling window managers can do this kind of thing — but i'd rather go with "classical" window managers — like Openbox/Gnome/KDE or similar

Comment Re:Right balance? What .uk has (Score 3, Informative) 101

Yup: "Article 5 General information to be provided 1. In addition to other information requirements established by Community law, Member States shall ensure that the service provider shall render easily, directly and permanently accessible to the recipients of the service and competent authorities, at least the following information: [...]" Check out the EU Directive

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