Thanks for the explanation. The way I discovered this project was by searching for something like "cross platform file manager github", which for me had returned this project in the first page of results (the original one wasn't there).

Maybe the README can be updated with a more prominent indication of the nature and purpose of the fork. Right now it starts in an ambiguous way, easy to glide over and consider the original as something worth overlooking:

There's no link to the upstream even.

A clearer README heading could be,

This is a fork of Double Commander, which differs in the following ways:

1. X
2. Y
3. Z

copyedit(text2vec-openai): rm dupe heading & unnecessary one

• fix modelVersion from copy/pasted babbage to an actual version number
• unclear why there were two "Legacy model" headings - PTAL

Update OpenAI model to text-davinci-003

Add Weaviate and Twitter

Started with conservation -> conversation, but you can ask ChatGPT to fix the rest :)

Fix some English

Version

Double Commander Version: 1.0.10 Revision: 239 Commit: d00f8b7b7 Build date: 2023/01/21 Lazarus: 2.2.2.0 FPC: 3.2.2 Platform: x86_64-Linux-qt5 OS version: Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS

Widgetset library: Qt 5.15.3, libQt5Pas 5.6.1

Description

1. Open an image
2. Click the pencil
3. Draw something
4. Press Ctrl+Z

EXPECTED: the last drawn segment should be erased

ACTUAL: nothing happens.

The undo capability does exist, and it works when invoked by clicking the Undo button next to the pencil.

Version

Double Commander Version: 1.0.10 Revision: 239 Commit: d00f8b7b7 Build date: 2023/01/21 Lazarus: 2.2.2.0 FPC: 3.2.2 Platform: x86_64-Linux-qt5 OS version: Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS

Widgetset library: Qt 5.15.3, libQt5Pas 5.6.1

Description

1. Open an image, e.g. a .png file
2. Click the pen icon to Paint
3. Click the color bar
4. Click "Pick screen color"

The screen gets a dim transparent overlay that affects the picked color.

The README states,

The goal of this fork is to relief this project from the constraints of archaic development methotodloies by facilitating github capabilities to achieve a better collaboration and attract developers to improve this software to be the best it can.

https://github.com/doublecmd/doublecmd is very actively maintained, with over 10,000 commits now.

Is this fork still necessary?

If not, please consider archiving the repo, so it doesn't show up more prominently in Google searches than the original project.

See https://github.com/double-commander/doublecmd#key-features### or the Features section at https://www.mucommander.com/

Looks like this project is not ready for publishing, but it shows on the first page of Google search results. Congrats ;) but not cool :)

at that point it's better to just use a more robust fs implementation since rclone mount it still experimental

The quoted comment was written in 2018.

Is rclone mount still experimental?

If so, what have people successfully used instead?

Saw this with the latest binary as of today (702), on Kubuntu 20. Progress bar stalled a bit, but then resumed and completed.

The image wasn't bootable though (microSD card accessed through USB adapter).

fix: arrays of numbers -> vectors

Incorporate external feedback

fix: ELMo capitalization

Clarify semantic search intro, emphasize king equation

Final touches: credit Jay, link to CLIP, formatting

Changes

• add column with variable types for consistency with other tables
• remove hybrid from variables (it's the operator itself) (will perform a mass rename later from "filter" to "operator" per discussion with @etiennedi and @sebawita)
• add Response section
• move score from variables to response

How Has This Been Tested?

• Old: https://weaviate.io/developers/weaviate/current/graphql-references/vector-search-parameters.html#hybrid
• Proposed: https://63ad68b9aa412a060080f5e1--tangerine-buttercream-20c32f.netlify.app/developers/weaviate/references/graphql/vector-search-parameters#hybrid

Hi, I've just discovered the ability to customize the keyboard layout for Tuxedo notebooks, great to see this!

I was reading the Keyboards & Layouts page and I'm unclear on the "Differences ISO vs. ANSI" section. Could images be added there to illustrate the two different physical layouts, perhaps the images from the InfinityBook Pro 14 Gen 6?

I'm asking because looking at some layouts in this repo, ANSI and ISO are the same physically (only the symbols differ), but in the image I linked above, they are different: ANSI has a wider left shift key, shorter return key, and an extra \ key than ISO.

My goal is only to use a different search engine instead of Algolia DocSearch, but reuse as much of the search UI as practical. What would be the best starting point for that? Am I on my own since the Algolia theme code needs to be refactored?

We need a better process to keep sync with the separate Python docs from readthedocs.