Wie findet man unterschiedliche Dateien in zwei Verzeichnissen? Erschwerend kommt hinzu, dass die Verzeichnisse eine unterschiedliche Struktur der Unterverzeichnisse haben.
There are some software that we need to preserve, meaning both keeping them under development and also keep them as community-driven projects.
I'll list here the projects I think that should be preserved, and I invite you all to comment the projects you think are essential to be on the list (please provide URL as well)
I've been encountering some weird bug for years with the #Meld diff/comparison tool, when doing directories comparisons with lots of subdirectories: it seems Meld is sometimes unable to match identically-named directories, and thinks they are simultaneously new and missing on both sides … So far I haven't figured out what causes this exactly.
Thank you @TheEvilSkeleton for taking the time to make #Meld work with #GNOMEBuilder, so that any #Python + #GTK#GNOME contributor can now easily test and improve that venerable textfiles comparison tool without having to figure out how to build the app by themselves!
That complexity, however, comes at a cost and, unlike say JSON schema or some other options in this space, that cost is borne by the implementer. Especially problematic since a lot was punted to JSON-LD: #ActivityPub didn't want to define a metamodel and wanted to lean on #JsonLD for a lot.
I guess this is can be an inbetween of option 1) and 2). There are a bunch of initiatives that try to define either subsets or supersets of #LinkedData that are easier to deal with for developers.
All of these I think have a disadvantage that ref impls and tooling isn't up to par. But after after many years that is also still true for full-blown LD tooling.