A spreadsheet of lightweight Linux laptops for hackers

minieggs8y ago· 4 in thread

That didn't last long.

I think you'd be better off with a git repo, then you can review pull requests for data, instead of a public spreadsheet that is editable by anyone.

Sheets doesn't really have a "request to modify" system (that I know of).

pde3OP8y ago

Which is what stopped me from using them for some serious crowdsourced data projects in the past. This was a sheet I had lying around anyway and thought others might find useful :)

Might be nice to have someone define a clean 1:1 mapping between a google sheet/airtable and a git repo...

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amarka8y ago

Well, the spreadsheet is for "hackers".

ta11ey8y ago

just click the last edited tag and go to a previous version

headcanon8y ago· 3 in thread

I'm just seeing random cells with "hi" all over them. This is why we can't have nice things.

ben5098y ago

It was nice when they were doing queen in the title.

pde3OP8y ago

Heh, you might be right :)

masmullin8y ago

hi

robertely8y ago· 1 in thread

I'm sorry that became a mess instantly. I hope you remake it on a different platform (csv on github.) It looked useful for a moment there.

ColanR8y ago

Looks ok again.

pde3OP8y ago

Turns out "anyone can edit" also meant anyone could mess with the sharing settings. So I've made it read only, which is a pity. Will investigate alternative hosting arrangements that might support pull requests at some point...

tsukikage8y ago

no gpd pocket?

freddref8y ago

Chuwi 12.3 ?

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