Readit NewsIn any case, I would have it as a user option to carry through the action, i.e. "the following is scheduled for deletion saving X disk space, do you wish to continue?".
I have got the main functionality working and I've been using it myself in a crude way (using sqlite client directly for data entry etc.) for about a week. It was not meant to be a serious project to begin with - I just wanted to build something to evaluate Tauri for desktop apps. I am still not 100% convinced if such a tool is worth building, so the code hasn't been published anywhere. Do you care enough about "screenshots management and cleanup" to use something like this?
But any checklist needs to be a living document that has is easily updated and under version control.
Personally, I used MyLifeOrganized documents stored in Subversion.
I write them in (emacs) org mode in a way that I can “execute” them repeatedly. Have written about it: https://www.naiquev.in/recurring-checklists-using-org-mode-i...
This is based on what I remember (haven’t used gerrit in a while), so it may not be accurate.
I used gerrit in my previous job and miss using it. Would definitely prefer it over GitHub which is more popular (and convenient of course, can’t deny that).
For that matter, I think the app should work for practicing any instrument that can be practiced with a metronome if you ignore tablature (which is only for reference anyway).
For now I want focus on guitar as that’s my primary use case but I’d love to extend it for other instruments in future.
Check this for bass guitar - https://alphatab.net/docs/alphatex/metadata#tuning
Check the example here for piano - https://alphatab.net/docs/alphatex/notes/#multiple-voices
\tuning G2 D2 A1 E1 B0
It's mentioned on the faqs page - https://www.captrice.io/user-guide/faqs.html. Missed updating the link. Will push a fix shortly.
I'm learning my first (serious) instrument and I've decided on the lyre, since it's similar to other string instruments (guitar, ukulele, traditional harp) but a bit easier.
Will you support other instruments for lessons, other than the guitar?
It might even work for piano as well, there's an example here - https://alphatab.net/docs/alphatex/notes/#multiple-voices
I have implemented a POC sync mechanism via central server and I believe it’s simpler as it takes advantage of certain assumptions about the app. I’ve yet to productionize it so I am interested in knowing if my understanding is correct or if there are other existing solutions for this use case.