It's pretty unsavory how everybody talks about #MarketPlaces when it comes to platforms for distributing apps. I guess because of #DMA. But it's important to take a step back and appreciate that like many other #FOSS platforms #FDroid is not a maket place, it's a #commons.
This may look like it’s just a screenshot of the Mattrbld onboarding screen, but it’s in fact the first time Mattrbld is running completely on #vite instead of #webpack.
There’s still quite a lot to do—but the #FOSS release is getting closer! 🎉
Going back to Konversation for GUI stuffs. DCC file send/receive is kinda important to me. For everything else, including a lot of Matrix usage, WeeChat is still the Kewlist :p
Honorable mention goes to Halloy, which I think looks really good, supports tiling, and says it supports DCC Send - I don't mind manipulating config files by hand, and I might check it out with a FlatPak, but if I'm sufficiently impressed it looks like I'll have to build the .deb and SlackBuild myself, ... Well? Somebody's got to! Right?
Dnsmasq provides network addressing for small networks: DNS, DHCP, router advertisement and network boot.
Dnsmasq creator & maintainer Simon Kelley said: "This prize is valuable financially, but much more so as a mark of public recognition that dnsmasq is still something that's worth doing."
As both a #crew96 fan, and a #ClevelandGuardians fan, I was inspired by the print linked below to create my own sign to show my support for the Crew on my desk at my office at work.
So, I fired up #inkscape to make the SVG, and then #freecad to create the 3d model that I then 3D printed. I printed the yellow part separate and glued it in.
Since my wife bought me a diecut printer for my birthday a few years ago, I make my own heat-press vinyl soccer tees (which helps since I'm a geek that follows a ton of somewhat obscure teams).
@gamingonlinux
LOL omg I remember the first version... and how I had to fight motion sickness at first, until I adapted. What a trip that game was, full 3d motion!!
#FOSS -Community: Infos zu technischen Problemen bei feddit.de 💻
Seit etwa einer Woche ist leider die Homepage von #feddit und damit auch die Community-Seite feddit.de/c/foss_de nicht direkt erreichbar. Das betrifft allerdings "nur" die Homepage bzw. das Webinterface von #feddit , also die Seite feddit.de
Die Föderation funktioniert aber und die Posts von/ an die Community erreichen trotzdem alle, die die Community (von Mastodon, Friendica, Akkoma usw. oder einer anderen Lemmy-Instanz aus) abonniert haben. Nur die feddit-User selbst werden ggf. weniger erreicht, sofern sie nur über feddit.de eingeloggt sind. Über diverse Lemmy-Apps oder alternative Frontends (bspw. alexandrite.app oder Quiblr ) funktioniert es dagegen.
Ihr könnt also weiterhin gerne Infos oder Fragen mit #FOSS#OpenSource -Bezug an die Community schicken. Ich hoffe, die Probleme können bald behoben werden, ich informiere Euch, wenn es was Neues gibt!
@caos Kann ich bestaetigen. Es kommt nur "Server error". Bitte mal in das error_log des Webservers gucken, ob Fehlermeldungen kommen. Falls nein, dann bitte den Log-Level auf WARNING mindestens erhoehen (ich kenne mich aber nicht mit #Lemmy aus).
@roland danke, ich weiß nicht, ob welche von denen mitlesen, die sich auskennen und die Rechte für die Instanz haben (ich nicht, ich moderiere nur diese und drei andere Communitiys). Im feddit-Matrixraum wurde schon einiges diskutiert dazu: matrix.to/#/#feddit:tilde.fun
Thanks Evan, there's a bit to digest there, some of which I agree with, and some of which I don't, between what both you and the OtherEvan had to offer.
It's good to get this stuff right out in the open, especially as the Fediverse is currently undergoing yet another paradigmatic shifts, perhaps an evolutionary step, but certainly, a complete game changer from much of the perspective offered in the Evan <==> Evan Essays ;)
The comments on a video about solutions to solving political divide in FOSS includes scolding him about acknowledging that LGBT people do actually exists is being political really highlights where the problem lies and it isn’t with the openly LGBT members and their supporters. Nor is the solution buying into the “apolitical” solution of erasing the open existence of minorities either. Fuck that noise. #foss#OpenSource#lgbt#politics
@akroatis008 A YouTube video I started watching this morning. The impetus for that was apparently some strife in a FOSS project around the usual crap. I made the mistake of reading the comments even though I know better than to do that.
Reminder that if you paid for a copy of Ultramarine Linux, you got scammed. We keep seeing USB and DVD drives with Ultramarine on them popping up on eBay (and now Amazon)
Ultramarine Linux will always be available for free from ultramarine-linux.org, images.fyralabs.com, and FOSSTorrents. Do not pay for a copy of Ultramarine Linux.
@madomado@Ailunarenth I think there’s a serious misunderstanding of what rawhide is and who it’s for. Rawhide is not stable for day to day use and is only similar to openSUSE in the fact that it’s rolling release. Fedora upstream doesn’t care if they break rawhide because it’s not the point of rawhide to be a stable system, it’s for Fedora maintainers and devs, if it breaks they can recover or it’s in a VM so it doesn’t matter.
Additionally, if you’re proposing holding packages back like Manjaro does, that costs lots and lots of dev time, and has proven time and time again to cause more issues than it’s worth.
You’re asking for us to distinguish ourselves with a unique release model, but this model you’ve proposed would require us to give up the extreme stability that is foundational to our distribution and spend dev time maintaining rolling packages instead of developing features (that actually serve our mission)
Switching to Rawhide would be a move purely for the cool factor, and would not match our values at all.
Ultramarine could just not be for you, and that’s fine, there’s tons of fish in the sea :3
@vsaw I suspect that some of that plumbing may be part of HomeAssistant in a way that could be useful to you. But while that suggestion is nicely FOSS, it isn't really a software solution (HA really wants HW to run on, not just a VM//docker)
@LovesTha At the moment I’m thinking more of „widget“ not “VM”! Something that provides me with actionable information at a glance. And for a v1 I’d be happy just to pull “grid level” data without taking any roof/balcony PV into account. That would be next step for me
