https://github.com/dmarcotte/easy-move-resize

The small utility lets you move windows easily anywhere by simply clicking anywhere while holding a key combination down and dragging. Users coming from Linux will appreciate this utility.

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There is some typos in logger messages:

• stoped in scripts\mainwindow.py:2027
• occured in scripts\mainwindow.py:1862,5559
• manuall in scripts\check_proxy.py:81,88,96,107

also occurred is misspelled as occured in resources\locale files.

Hey,
You guys should probably remove the sudo from pip install from your "How To Use" section in your readme (I'm not sure whether PIP drops privileges these days, but either way it's bad practice and some people will probably follow your instructions line by line).

There's no visual indicator that you can click to drag in the UI. If you changed the cursor on hover, it would make it more clear.

Please add C# syntax support.

W0614 - Warns when an imported module or variable is not used from a 'from X import *' style import.

Only import what is used.

The rendezvous server is not distributed as part of this plugin/agent. It should be removed from the license section of each plugin's README, and a link to this monorepo's README should be provided instead.

Currently syncthing daemon HTTP REST calls are handbrewed, we should map them to native objects which is more convienent using https://github.com/RestKit/RestKit

Starting at the "Create a staging environment", the steps described in the guide quickly outpace the explanations and it was not obvious to me what was going on. The quickstart assumes knowledge of concepts (environments, machines) that I would have liked to see brief explanations of.

The Quickstart could also use now.sh as an example deployment environment so that the user can follow along wit

When disabled, accept stdin as-is and don't re-open the TTY. When enabled, accept a user-specified file separator sort of like how cut -d works.