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I just did my first ever PR on GitHub, a tiny edit to the RealTimeConfigQuickScan for optimising a system for professional audio. Took longer to work out how to do push request and set up a local repo for the code than to edit the code. 😄

Does this mean I am 1337 now? 😎

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Certainly are.

 

If you can work out how to open , set up and use a Git Hub account you you automatically belong to the coders club. 🤗

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Turned out to be easier than expected to clone repo, edit, and send pull request.

git config --global xxxxxx@gmail.com
git config --global user.name RattusSolarus
cd git-repo/
git clone https://github.com/RattusSolarus/realtimeconfigquickscan.git
git remote -v
git status
git add SwappinessCheck.pm
git commit
git push

"SwappinessCheck.pm" is the Perl file I edited, and had the commit accepted! 🤓

A couple of years ago I made a whole distro, studio respin of MX, and put it on Sourceforge. Had over 100 downloads. 😎

I'm currently preparing to turn my current multimedia production distro, a Buster/KDE netinstall erection, into a live installable image. There hasn't been a KDE media production distro since KX Studio in 2014. The world is crying out for it.

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On 7/29/2020 at 10:06 AM, sunrat said:

A couple of years ago I made a whole distro, studio respin of MX, and put it on Sourceforge. Had over 100 downloads.

 

:worthy:

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