I really miss the old .chm files, they used to be quite thorough, like the ones that came with MSDN / VS 6.0.
I really miss the old .chm files, they used to be quite thorough, like the ones that came with MSDN / VS 6.0. In modern times, AutoHotkey continued that tradition, absolutely love their comprehensive .chm. But in the Linux/modern world, outside of the man pages, you need to go to the web everytime to lookup stuff and I hate that.
Posted by d3Xt3r on Jun 15, 2026, 8:45 PM
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I wish there was a reasonably cheap, sufficiently powerful TV box compatible with a free distribution Android TV.
It's things like this that make me imagine what kind of Linux desktop we could have if one of them had the kind of budget that goes towar...
I hate that you're being downvoted for asking a perfectly reasonable question.
sol is much better imho than Fable but i can understand if they will perform wildly different for different people with different levels ...
I did some ACPI reverse engineering on an old Toshiba laptop some years ago, with the goal of improving the Linux ACPI drivers.
I really miss the old .chm files, they used to be quite thorough, like the ones that came with MSDN / VS 6.0.
As a guy who used to run game servers[0] and some other small-web stuff, I hate that this is one of the first questions that springs to m...
Yeah that’s fine, i personally didn’t spend many hours tweaking my dotfiles in Linux just to spend half my time in an operating system th...
I really miss the old .chm files, they used to be quite thorough, like the ones that came with MSDN / VS 6.0.
I really miss the old .chm files, they used to be quite thorough, like the ones that came with MSDN / VS 6.0. In modern times, AutoHotkey continued that tradition, absolutely love their comprehensive .chm. But in the Linux/modern world, outside of the man pages, you need to go to the web everytime to lookup stuff and I hate that.
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