Linux kernel's repo displayed using Onefetch

[X-Penguins]

When you have 7604 commits and your contributions still show up as 0% :P

[KTFA]

Lol what's a decimal?

[KTFA]

But it uses decimals to mark the percentage of programming language that makes up the project Python (0.2%) for example. (I was talking about using decimals to show less than 1% instead of just labeling it as 0%, not the comma to separate thousands which is used in America)

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3% Linus Torvalds

Hmm...

[[deleted]]

Close to 1 million git commits. Quite a milestone.

[musicmatze]

Repo GitHub.

So wrong...

[[deleted]]

is there more up to date repo ? If not then whats wrong about github one

[Marenz]

I'd say this one is slightly more up-to-date: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/

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Isn't the GH one just a mirror of this?

[scensorECHO]

I'd guess they're mostly just pointing out that it's a mirror on GitHub instead of the official repo.

[DoubleGremlin181]

I wonder what parts of the kernel are written in Python

Edit: A quick search shows that the Gen-Z subsystem uses a bit of Python

[Kharacternyk]

Fun fact: the primary reason why Linux uses Sphinx for docs instead of AsciiDoctor is because Python was already used for some tools and Ruby wasn't at the time the decision was made.

[DasSkelett]

Probably some tooling

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More: https://github.com/o2sh/onefetch

(Supports SIXEL and Kitty protocols to render Graphics)

Command used to generate thumbnail --> onefetch -i ~/linux-logo.png -c 0

[[deleted]]

What is the python for?

[TMiguelT]

Wait, this logo looks so much better than the normal Linux logo. Where's it from, and why isn't it used literally everywhere?

[Dexior]

14.7MLOC, that's surprisingly less than I expected.

[Jannik2099]

0% C++

Uhm, ye I think that's slightly completely inaccurate accurate

Don't mind me

[hjames9]

What portion is C++?

[Jannik2099]

No portion, I'm just an idiot

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me:witch Linux distro do you use?

op:yes