wakatime-cli VS hexo-theme-cactus

None of those use the recommended wakatime-cli, which would solve most of these issues. You're getting Linux instead of Windows sometimes because the plugin's User-Agent header isn't consistent when sending heartbeats to the WakaTime API, sometimes using the default Unity header and sometimes using a custom header.

Search for the WakTime extension in your IDEs extension's marketplace or follow the Official Plugins Docs

WakaTime tracks programming activity. The heavy lifting is done by the external WakaTime CLI, so the extension itself must be super lightweight right?

Wakapi is a Wakatime compatible open-source backend for collecting and visualizing coding statistics. It can be self-hosted fairly easily be running the provided Docker image. The compatibility with Wakatime is a big bonus since Wakatime provides many plugins for data collection from your favorite IDE or text editor. I'm pretty sure you can find an integration for your most loved tool here. Let's see how one can run Wakapi with Docker.

What's the recommended way to prevent my open source program from being flagged as false-positive malware on every release? [0] It also seems to be preventing the open source vscode plugin from reading a necessary config file in the user's home directory. If it's not possible to prevent the false-positives is there some way to detect if reading a file fails because of Defender vs. other reasons, like file not exists?

[0] https://github.com/wakatime/wakatime-cli/issues/660

I really tried to use PyInstaller and Nuitka to deploy a Python command line [1] to Windows, Mac, and Linux users. We couldn't get around some system dependencies like OpenSSL needing to be available and not broken on user machines. We ended up re-writing the whole program from Python into Go [2].

Using Go solved so many long-tail bugs for us and just simplified the whole process of shipping code to user machines.

[1] https://github.com/wakatime/legacy-python-cli

[2] https://github.com/wakatime/wakatime-cli

Fixed with https://github.com/wakatime/wakatime-cli/commit/56a85c90fd824c8f930f2b3a9f104872e48d6b01.

I'm looking for a free Jekyll theme similar to this Cactus Hexo theme. I'm not skilled with web development at all so I'm trying to find something that out of the box closely matches the kind of look/feel I'm going for with my own personal blog. I'm comfortable going in and doing simple, in place edits to site files (I'm talking stupid simple. Like find and change the lorem ipsum header to my desired text or maybe change a header font size) but not much beyond that. As easy as it may seem to "just throw something like that together from scratch", it's still out of my wheelhouse at this point. Any help finding something with a similar simplicity and aesthetic is appreciated!

Hello Joe_Boogz,

Blog is using Hexo (https://hexo.io/) and a little modified Cactus theme (https://probberechts.github.io/hexo-theme-cactus/). If some of the websites looks interesting to you and you would like how they are built you can use Wappalyzer (https://www.wappalyzer.com/lookup/0ut3r.space)