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Rekordbox/serato this is not.


Both suck. I think the entire industry would dump Rekordbox, but it is the tool the matches the CDJs.


Kind of the point


For running headless is it possible to not require installing libwebkitgtk-6.0.so.4


At the moment it uses a GTK webview for running server-side javascript, so it's needed right now. At some point I'll see if I can find a JS engine that I could swap in there


FYI I've got a plan for this now, I'll make it fallback to using node/bun as its javascript engine if GTK isn't available. So watch out for the next release if this is a showstopper for you..


My favorite part of "low code" was the conciseness of conveying what the process was and the expected outcome.


In an ideal world, we come to a consensus on best practices for specification to feed into AI, especially random non-tech companies looking for internal LOB applications. On the other hand, that would us to care about documentation again...


Aka the best parts of swe imo


Still the king but developing/testing/debugging group policy issues is a miserable experience.


I disagree. Group policies are extremely straightforward to administer in my experience.


That depends on how fine grained your targeting rules are. They can get insane.


I always found it straight forward. Never had an issue and I've implemented my fair share on thousands on devices and servers.


Not an implementer of group policy, more of a consumer. There are 2 things that I find extremely problematic about them in practice.

- There does not seem to be a way to determine which machines in the fleet have successfully applied. If you need a policy to be active before doing deployment of something (via a different method), or things break, what do you do?

- I’ve had far too many major incidents that were the result of unexpected interactions between group policy and production deployments.


That's not a problem with group policy. You're just complaining that GPO is not omnipotent. That's out of scope for group policies mate. You win, yeah yeah.... Bye


I wish licensing restrictions weren't holding back more widespread adoption of qt wasm.


Ive found nomad to be a much simpler replacement for smaller scale deployments.


We lost a good one.


I'll take QObject over GObject any day of the week.


This is why any piece of automation that comes into my home is required to function without internet or an app, in its own private vlan.


IKEA remotes are inexpensive and work really well with a proper zigbee adapter and zigbee2mqtt. Home assistant you can build actions right from the web ui.


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