I'm so damn sick of Discord being the platform where so many projects (FOSS and otherwise) do their community, collaboration, and support. That app is a confusing hot mess and gives me anxiety every time I open it.
Neben diesem Blödsinn, dass bei #FOSS Projekten Community und Support über #Discord geführt werden, ist der andere scheiß #Reddit. Wie ich diese scheiße Hasse. Wir haben als FOSS-Community genug tools entwickelt, die ohne diesen Blödsinn auskommen und rennen dann trotzdem zu diesen Proprietär-Affen....
At PyCon Italia 2024 Ines Montani is presenting her talk "The AI Revolution Will Not Be Monopolized: How open-source beats economies of scale, even for LLMs" 🐍
Niestety ale poległem, przy całej sympatii do systemów GNU/Linux póki co Windows, po kilku ulepszeniach i wywaleniu bloatware'u jak dla mnie jest lepszy, albowiem za systemem stoją aplikacje a w moim wypadku jedna - Scrivener.
Nie ma aktualnej wersji na GNU/Linux, opcja przez Wine jest bardzo niestabilna i problematyczna.
Podobnie, niestety, na smartfonie - brakuje mi Android Auto, nawet kupiłem uchwyt na smartfona, ale jednak Android Auto jest niesamowicie wygodne.
I tu i tam w większości korzystam z programów open source, i tu i tam dzięki fajnym skryptom wywaliłem szpiony (prawie) i po prostu przyjemnie się działa.
Czekam aż na GNU/Linux pojawi się Scrivener i na Lineage/CalyxOS Android Auto. Wtedy na pewno przejdę, Debian z KDE jest niesamowicie szybki, Calyx podobnie.
Dopiero co była "majówka", a my już startujemy z przygotowywaniami do 20-tej, jubileuszowej edycji konferencji #JesienLinuksowa !
Chcemy, aby to wydarzenie na długo zapisało się w pamięci miłośników #FOSS w Polsce i poszukujemy nowych ludzi do Zespołu.
The further you dig, the farther the #history goes, so we settled on starting in 1906, then the 90's, then #Slackware. This is the history of #Xz that culminated into a " #hack " that would have rocked the world if not for one intrepid #SQL#developer.
Thanks @nemobis! Nice to meet you @mako. What you are working on looks very interesting! If you feel like it, you could come visit us in @kanthaus (~17 min train ride + 5 minutes walk from Leipzig Hbf). We're a collective experimenting with progressive governance, contributing to collaborative online projects (#Wikimedia, #FOSS) and #FunctionalLiving. We have a meeting until noon but I could welcome you there after that and show you around.
I really dig some of the little touches to MegaGlest, such as the mages using their abilities to gather resources instead of pickaxes. The brief pause as gatherers switch from gathering to hauling, pulling the resources together to haul & deposit.
The visible progress bars as buildings/units are researching/producing upgrades or units. The way the main building lights up as night falls.
I might have to rethink my stance on "#GPL all the way".
Due to the highly scriptable nature of the #FOSS static site generator that I'm building, site code (or even entire sites) may fall under copyleft, and that's not what I want. I've had a look at the #LGPL, but for my use case, it still sounds too strict. I'm also not keen on writing my own license exception, and I doubt it'd keep enough protections to make GPLing worthwhile in the first place. So I'm afraid #Apache 2.0 is my best bet?
If I were to buy a new laptop with some version of newbie friendly linux preloaded, intending to use it for music and graphics arts (not gaming), social media, and regular LibreOffice type stuff (and affinity, audacity, etc), what laptop would I buy with what version of linux?
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