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Masafumi Ohta

@[email protected]

Playing with Linux and love FOSS. Contribute many more FOSS projects.
Founder and Representative at Japanese Raspberry Pi Users Group.
Lecturer at University of Electro-Communication teaching OSS License.
Former Core contributor for OpenSolaris laptop porting project lead.
BMW rider loves F800GT, love tons of beer/sake and cute Korilakkuma.
Owner of osake.bar website for Osake/Beer nerds.
Still stacker for 'GPU on OpenStack'
For more info please check about.me website.

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Masafumi Ohta@[email protected]

New post: Claude desktop wakes for the standup, closes after. "In use" isn't observable; 5 min idle + CPU time stands in.
https://telegra.ph/Waking-the-Heavy-Claude-Desktop-Only-for-the-Morning-Standup-Then-Closing-It--Is-It-in-Use-Cant-Be-Seen-from-Outside-So-I-Substi-10-27

TelegraphWaking the Heavy Claude Desktop Only for the Morning Standup, Then Closing It — "Is It in Use" Can't Be Seen from Outside, So I…The Claude desktop app is heavy when left resident. Normally I want it closed. But the standup I run on weekday mornings (a scheduled run on the cloud side that reads Gmail, Calendar, Slack, and also Spark Desktop's mail) can't reach Spark unless Claude is running on the PC. Spark's connector is a local MCP, and the desktop app is the bridge. So I built a mechanism with Windows Task Scheduler and
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Masafumi Ohta@[email protected]

New post: -WindowStyle Hidden did nothing. The Bridge window vanished at boot thanks to a WM_CLOSE I wrote 3 months ago and forgot.
https://telegra.ph/Why-the-Proton-Mail-Bridge-Window-Only-Disappears-at-Boot---WindowStyle-Hidden-Was-Doing-Nothing-the-WM-CLOSE-I-Wrote-Three-Mont-10-19

TelegraphWhy the Proton Mail Bridge Window Only Disappears at Boot — -WindowStyle Hidden Was Doing Nothing; the WM_CLOSE I Wrote Three Months…At sign-in, the homemade launcher described in The Long Road to Auto-Launching Spark Desktop and Auto-Tucking It into the Tray starts Proton Mail Bridge first, waits for its IMAP port to open, and then starts Spark. I had assumed the Bridge window never showed up. Yet whenever Bridge was restarted, its window stayed on the desktop. At boot, it flashed and vanished. This post traces that mismatch.
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