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@BrodieOnLinux made some nice video about the problems of funding infrastructure FOSS projects which nobody sees, mainly with the libxml2 example, but OpenPrinting is appearing twice, too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PTlYeLBKvI&t=590s
Problem of finding volunteershttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PTlYeLBKvI&t=945s
Long time at Canonical, then funded by @sovtechfund and supported by @linuxfoundation -
@BrodieOnLinux made some nice video about the problems of funding infrastructure FOSS projects which nobody sees, mainly with the libxml2 example, but OpenPrinting is appearing twice, too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PTlYeLBKvI&t=590s
Problem of finding volunteershttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PTlYeLBKvI&t=945s
Long time at Canonical, then funded by @sovtechfund and supported by @linuxfoundation -
@BrodieOnLinux made some nice video about the problems of funding infrastructure FOSS projects which nobody sees, mainly with the libxml2 example, but OpenPrinting is appearing twice, too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PTlYeLBKvI&t=590s
Problem of finding volunteershttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PTlYeLBKvI&t=945s
Long time at Canonical, then funded by @sovtechfund and supported by @linuxfoundation -
@BrodieOnLinux made some nice video about the problems of funding infrastructure FOSS projects which nobody sees, mainly with the libxml2 example, but OpenPrinting is appearing twice, too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PTlYeLBKvI&t=590s
Problem of finding volunteershttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PTlYeLBKvI&t=945s
Long time at Canonical, then funded by @sovtechfund and supported by @linuxfoundation -
@BrodieOnLinux made some nice video about the problems of funding infrastructure FOSS projects which nobody sees, mainly with the libxml2 example, but OpenPrinting is appearing twice, too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PTlYeLBKvI&t=590s
Problem of finding volunteershttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PTlYeLBKvI&t=945s
Long time at Canonical, then funded by @sovtechfund and supported by @linuxfoundation -
@BrodieOnLinux Also, seems like one of the only options for profesesional grade #Atmos mixing?
If we're excluding the perpetual PreSonus StudioOne Beta. Is 7 even available as a beta? I dunno. Still, that support list.
https://support.presonus.com/hc/en-us/articles/19214558269581-Linux-Getting-Started
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@BrodieOnLinux since I'm not allowed to bump features in the ticket system - YOUR MAJESTY - then I'd rather complain, nay demand - NAY, command... or no, gently ask: could I plz get the #Plasma panel in the overview? :3
UwU
I know you're not a #KDE dev, but still. To me the replacement of #GNOME was somwhat of a hard adjustment - until the #Krohnkite & Dynamic Workstation #KWin scripts came into my life - but one withdrawal remains...
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@BrodieOnLinux @pietrodc0 @ilvipero This show was awesome!
And I am looking forward to the Grand Unified Desktop Conference ... @kde @gnome and all the other desktop environments and window managers ...
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@BrodieOnLinux Simple is good. I've been toying with the http://todotxt.org/ format recently with much success.
I saved my text file via my email server notes facility; tried a small free #NextCloud with the NextCloud Notes Android app; or an email draft that I can access just about anywhere.
All seem to work well and easy to pull up.
#vimwiki looks good for that next level organization. Pretty cool.
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@BrodieOnLinux Simple is good. I've been toying with the http://todotxt.org/ format recently with much success.
I saved my text file via my email server notes facility; tried a small free #NextCloud with the NextCloud Notes Android app; or an email draft that I can access just about anywhere.
All seem to work well and easy to pull up.
#vimwiki looks good for that next level organization. Pretty cool.
#todotxt -
@BrodieOnLinux Simple is good. I've been toying with the http://todotxt.org/ format recently with much success.
I saved my text file via my email server notes facility; tried a small free #NextCloud with the NextCloud Notes Android app; or an email draft that I can access just about anywhere.
All seem to work well and easy to pull up.
#vimwiki looks good for that next level organization. Pretty cool.
#todotxt -
@BrodieOnLinux Simple is good. I've been toying with the http://todotxt.org/ format recently with much success.
I saved my text file via my email server notes facility; tried a small free #NextCloud with the NextCloud Notes Android app; or an email draft that I can access just about anywhere.
All seem to work well and easy to pull up.
#vimwiki looks good for that next level organization. Pretty cool.
#todotxt -
@BrodieOnLinux Simple is good. I've been toying with the http://todotxt.org/ format recently with much success.
I saved my text file via my email server notes facility; tried a small free #NextCloud with the NextCloud Notes Android app; or an email draft that I can access just about anywhere.
All seem to work well and easy to pull up.
#vimwiki looks good for that next level organization. Pretty cool.
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@BrodieOnLinux UPD Despite my prev toot, I still don't see any pros on switch to Wayland:
- Screen tearing? I've used different videocards since 2005 — ATI, NVidia, Intel — and never met this problem
- 4K displays and DPI? Lol, I'm living in Russia! 4K gaming monitors is for rich. BTW, when I connect my laptop to various displsys and projectors, xrandr --dpi and --scale always rescue
- Gaming? I use Windows to play Deep Rock Galactic for few years. Dunno play any other games🤷♂️
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@BrodieOnLinux It just works for me near two decades without any problems. I used to use xscreensaver, setxkbmap (to change default keyboard settings), xrandr (to switch between display configuration), xrdb (for Xresources), xterm (for some tasks which I can't do in Emacs) and a little hack in .XCompose for years.
Also I use "insecure" features provided by xclip, xdotool, etc to perform some automation (for Emacs).
Migrating all my configuration to Wayland will be a nightmare
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@BrodieOnLinux for me the actual reason is that #notionwm only runs on X11.
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@BrodieOnLinux …
4) I really like my #Redshift config and cannot use it with the #Wayland session. The built-in replacement severely lacks features and behaves not how I expect it.5) The scaling is weird, I cannot set it to the exact same DPI like I have used with my 4K monitor in HiDPI for a decade under X.Org. Everything gets a bit bigger under WL.
6) Why have my mice a whole different acceleration curve under WL?!
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Update: seems countries do not need to reach 100%
Still, below 100% are: #Bulgaria #Cyprus #Greece #Luxembourg #Malta #Slovenia
A ton of other countries reached 100% in a very short time, nice! The votes rose very very quickly!
https://citizens-initiative.europa.eu/initiatives/details/2024/000007_en#
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@BrodieOnLinux's latest video on #NiriWM has me tempted to finally try a #wayland window manager for once...
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@BrodieOnLinux's latest video on #NiriWM has me tempted to finally try a #wayland window manager for once...
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@BrodieOnLinux's latest video on #NiriWM has me tempted to finally try a #wayland window manager for once...
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@BrodieOnLinux's latest video on #NiriWM has me tempted to finally try a #wayland window manager for once...
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@BrodieOnLinux #PulseAudio is crazy...
Any app (easy to control with #Flatpak) that has Pulseaudio permission can not only output sound, but spy on your mic too.
It is pretty shocking how few apps have native Pipewire support. #Gapless, #Celluloid and #Haruna (modern and nice audio and video players) are all Wayland-native but rely on Pulseaudio.
Firefox supports pipewire... for webcams??
Pipewire-pulse is no real change, but for sure I can do cool snakey things with the sound stream
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@BrodieOnLinux
You made a hole video about the difference between #windowtiling #tiling and #windowsnapping #snappingnow, the problem with those terms is, how to translate 'm, 'cause snapping isn't a word in Dutch!
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@BrodieOnLinux Could you tryout the new Meta + Scroll desktop zoom, it's buggy a hell! #CosmicCracking #System76 #CosmicDesktop #Cosmic #Alpha #testing #linux #COSMICstream
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@BrodieOnLinux #CosmicCracking #Cosmic #System76 #Testing #Alpha #CosmicDesktop #Laptop #LaptopBattery #Linux #System76power Maybe people can help me to define the issue further... https://github.com/pop-os/system76-power/issues/444
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@BrodieOnLinux #CosmicCracking #Cosmic #System76 #Testing #Alpha #CosmicDesktop #Laptop #LaptopBattery #Linux #System76power Maybe people can help me to define the issue further... https://github.com/pop-os/system76-power/issues/444
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@BrodieOnLinux #CosmicCracking #Cosmic #System76 #Testing #Alpha #CosmicDesktop #Laptop #LaptopBattery #Linux #System76power Maybe people can help me to define the issue further... https://github.com/pop-os/system76-power/issues/444
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@BrodieOnLinux #CosmicCracking #Cosmic #System76 #Testing #Alpha #CosmicDesktop #Laptop #LaptopBattery #Linux #System76power Maybe people can help me to define the issue further... https://github.com/pop-os/system76-power/issues/444
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@BrodieOnLinux #CosmicCracking #Cosmic #System76 #Testing #Alpha #CosmicDesktop #Laptop #LaptopBattery #Linux #System76power Maybe people can help me to define the issue further... https://github.com/pop-os/system76-power/issues/444