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While working on older models, I made heavy use of "Cascading Activation" to organize my Lorebooks. This allowed my to structure my stories as such:
Keyword referenced in story or memory -> main Lorebook entry for that character triggered -> supplemental Lorebook entries triggered by that character entry if there is still room in the context
A good way of explaining this is that FIRST the character info would be loaded, then info about their hometown or hobbies would enter the context if its possible to fit it.
It was a great system where it would always load the most important information and add more if needed and if there is space for it.
On GLM, this doesn't appear to be possible, bu
Just upgraded from 143 to 144
Although I do kind of like the new look of the tags when I display them using the quick filter, I really don't like how they're all colorless unless I hover over them.
I have literally hundreds of tags, all with unique colors that helped me analyze the content of my folders at a glance. Is there any way to make them colorful again by default? Organizing my messages just got a lot harder when everything's the same shade of grey.
Not sure when this bug/feature appeared, but I just noticed if I set the filename of a download to start with ., it'll remove that character when I view it in my file manager.
I'll download an image, set the filename to .folder.png, but then Firefox silently renames it to folder.png.
I really don't like how Firefox is giving me zero indication that its doing this. I chose that filename for a reason and I'd expect Firefox to respect my decision.
143.0.1 on Arch Linux
I'm not sure which update did it, but one of the recent releases in the 137 branch removed the yellow warning sign icon from the Feed Subscriptions window. Now every feed is just a plain folder icon with no way to pick out the ones that are failing to fetch from the healthy ones.
I use my Thunderbird profile to manage currently 1136 different RSS and Atom feeds, and that icon was invaluable for quickly isolating and troubleshooting issues.
Also, disabled feeds are no longer greyed out. Everything is displaying the same color folder icon regardless of the state of the feed.
Managing feeds like this is not ideal. Is there any method for restoring the previous style?
So I've got this massive Lorebook detailing everything about a world, including its characters, locations and important subjects and I'm adding more and more to it the more I go. Its too big to fit into the context window so I'm using clever key names and cascading activation to ensure that only the most important entries of it end up being brought up exactly where they're needed. This is all well and good, but recently I've decided to start new stories within the same universe.
It's simple enough to save the Lorebook and import it into another story. I've even set up a sort of "Template Story" with the Lorebook included that I can duplicate to create even more variations as I need them.
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The purpose of "Last Used Mode" is that it retains the image zoom level when cycling through a gallery of images, keeping the position and perspective, which is extremely useful when comparing batches of similar images.
You can find this setting under Edit -> Preferences -> General -> Open new image in:
On version 1.8-6, Viewnior resets the zoom level to fit the window every time I change to a new image.
Downgrading to version 1.8-5 and it works normally.
I'd report this bug to Arch's bugtracker, but I'm having trouble logging into the new GitLab system.
https://status.novelai.net/ says its all green, but I've getting nothing but errors since this afternoon.
When was this feature added?
Holy shit Thunar is incredible now. Being able to execute bash scripts just by clicking a button next to the location bar opens up a whole new world of possibilities...
Just upgraded to TB 115 and I'm really not a fan of these limited customization options.
Ideally, the Menu bar should be directly under the title bar, not sandwiched between the tabs and the toolbar.
Also, why can't I remove these extra Minimize|Maximize|Close buttons?
Firefox doesn't have any of these issues on my system, so I'm hopeful that there's something that can be done to remedy this.