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  1. @xavierdatatech
    focuses more on quality is a good approach.
    Yes, one can already see that a lot is done in Switzerland. 🦾 My knowledge is that Switzerland is also the only country where an true open source multilingual LLM originated from. I may take a interesting development, although I have read little about it lately.

  2. @magnusmanske
    I see.
    Will we see the rusty getting some Rust next? 🙃

  3. @rkward To be a bit more specific about "New custom script preview modes for advanced users." supports now officially. Here comes the twist. With the RKWard function rk.register.script.preview() you can make own custom script preview modes.

  4. As of 24 April 2026, RKWard @rkward 0.8.3 is available. This release ensures compatibility with R 4.6.0 and later versions.

    🔹 Support for HTML rendering to improve stability.
    🔹 New custom script preview modes for advanced users.
    🔹 Various bug fixes and R highlighting improvements.

    If you are upgrading to R 4.6.0, please ensure you use version 0.8.3 or later. Downloads are available in the usual place. Feedback is welcome!

    rkward.kde.org/news/rkward-0.8

  5. @btuftin

    Let me recommend you one of the oldest integrated development environments and graphical user interfaces for R, which is @rkward . It is in existence since 2002, has many features and I happen to like it a lot. It's 100% open source, extendable ... you name it. In 2012 we even underwent peer review. Admittedly, this is quite some time ago, but in the meantime support for Markdown, Quarto and other technologies was integrated.

  6. @fdroidorg gets is correct. It is local and works if the phone is not providing compute, this new feature is not fun to use. However, , , , is now available. Background removing offers also more models for the version.

  7. @mfuhrmann In theory kinda yes. It deepends on how you setup the tool. Number of snapshots ... But, under practical conditions not really.

    I usually, just revert back to an earlier time point and things are fine. Anyways, you can also choose a snapshot during boot.

    On based systems I use (with ) in a similar fashing.

  8. @ruedin
    What is your take on setdw()? Usually it's not recommended to use it because it can cause issues in the long run. In our we have a button which the user just pushes and he will immediately change to the working directory. Methinks for RStudio/Posit, it should be quite similar. (I know, this video is about plain , thus no IDE)

  9. @inlovewithpda
    In combination with BTRFS or EXT4 + definitely nice to use and fairly robust.
    @stdevel

  10. Is there a method to exclude certain paper types in ? For example, I would like to exclude from .

    @OpenAlex

  11. @Zekovski

    Je pense que c'est bien, je l'utilise sur un de mes ordinateurs depuis des années. Je recommande également TuxedoOS.

    Sur la base de Debian, il serait recommandé à MX Linux KDE Flavour et Siduction.

  12. @nerdherz
    Das ist schon spannend zu sehen, wie das hier im Fediverse gar keine Rolle spielt. Um es mal einzuordnen, da geht es um Influencer und Agenturen die Millionenbeträge vermutlich durch Betrug planvoll von Nutzern holen. Rechtsanwalt Prof. hat dazu ein Video gemacht und ordnet es strafrechtlich als möglichen Betrug ein. Wer das mal anschauen möchte, kann sich da ein Bild von dem Thema machen.

    youtube.com/watch?v=CbAwVCk6g-c

  13. @distrowatch

    OK. Thanks. This may improve once more developers and resources are available. It is a tough topic. Back in 2015, I used on a Samsung phone. The quality of the photos was bad, and the camera often either didn't start or crashed (draining the battery in the background). No comparison to current custom ROMs.

  14. CW: unpopular opinion about Tidyverse

    @kernpanik Usually, I also try to stick to base or lightweight packages (, , , ...). Methinks, since most tutorial promote the tidyverse, some do not know base equivalent. However, base data frame operations may require more careful handling of row order, factor levels, and preserving the data frame structure. dplyr maintains a consistent behavior across grouped operations.

  15. Did you know that can be extended by plugins?

    rkward.kde.org/doc/rkwardplugi

    For example, you can use this to create custom GUIs for repetitive tasks.

    For example those here are available:

    mirrors.xtom.com/kde-applicati

    They can be easily installed as described in the README

  16. @djnavarro
    I can promise that we at have no AI plans. 😎

  17. The latest RKWard release 0.8.2 brings improved package installation (now defaulting to pkgType="both" on Windows/Mac), smoother code completion (including filename completion inside quotes), and a more stable UI. Enjoy UTF-8 support on Windows, enhanced R Console preview mode with plots, and new Quick Code Navigation features.

    rkward.kde.org/

    Several bugs have been fixed, and plugins now support more readable GUI logic.

  18. @VolkerKrause

    I am using and .

    May I ask which devices you would recommend as mobile phone?

  19. I just discovered **Universal Android Debloater Next Generation** – a quick, user‑friendly way to clean up your phone by removing or disabling useless pre‑installed apps.

    🔗 github.com/Universal-Debloater
    ✨ Easy to use, instant results, no root required.

    Give it a try if you’re looking for a lighter, faster Android experience!

  20. Vor kurzem habe ich Universal Android Debloater Next Generation kennengelernt.

    github.com/Universal-Debloater

    Soeben habe ich es genutzt. Es war bequem und einfach zu nutzen, um auf einem Android Smartphone unnütze Apps zu entfernen und deaktivieren.

  21. @e_mydata
    Due to this article I learned about the existence of the a cross-platform GUI written in Rust using ADB to debloat non-rooted Android devices. They claim it can improve the privacy, the security and battery life of a device.

    github.com/Universal-Debloater

    @soldan

  22. Thomas is preparing the next release of

    The 1st new feature is "(Quick) Code Navigation" (You will love it). This allows to navigate, select, and run code based on the parsed structure, rather than just line by line.

    The 2nd is the "R Console" preview mode (again, in script windows), now also includes further options, and, importantly, graphs. This even allows tracking the evolution of a plot statement by statement.

    AppImage and more here: cdn.kde.org/ci-builds/educatio

  23. @[email protected]
    You can try sustaphones.com/
    Maybe your phone is supported by even more alternative ROMs.

    I know that on Motorola phones works very well.

    Others already mentioned that you can "uninstall" apps via ADB. It is doable. android.izzysoft.de/applists/c

    Consider to install if an alternative ROM is not available?

  24. I bought an 4.3 tablet ( onetouch, 18 £). Sure it is outdated but is sufficient. I found several great apps via and transferred them via Bluetooth (saved as txt) from my current phone to the old tablet (tablet certificate expired, need to update this). Is there any resource to find more apps in the meantime? I looked at a bit.

    @IzzyOnDroid do you have be chance a filter for the minimum Android version I missed in the web interface?

  25. @bluelupo
    Ich hatte das missverstanden. Sorry.
    Aber nun bin ich auch ab der Antwort interessiert.

    und kommen ja nicht infrage.

  26. @begasus @begasus

    From our perspective that QtWebEngine is indeed a pain point for Qt 6.x, and unfortunately, there's no alternative at the moment. We'd love to replace or make it optional if possible. We do not see a solution to this.

    For working with R 4.5, we suggest trying the kf5-branch from Git. However, that branch will also become outdated over time.

    Thanks for your efforts in keeping things updated on Haiku! 🙏

  27. @andymccall I see. I'm just asking because recently I revived an Ausus EeePC with a 32 bit MXLinux.

  28. I am wondering if there is a tool that list all degoogled alternative ROMs and their supported devices.

  29. @[email protected]
    In RKWard we have a data viewer but not a data explorer.

    rkward.kde.org/

    Due to the integration of the Kate text editor, we also have functionality to operate the editor like vi.

    kate-editor.org/kate-vi-mode/

    @schuemaa

  30. Following packages were maintained and are back on now thanks to Andrej Spiess

    - , 2025-06-18, Digital PCR Analysis <10.32614/CRAN.package.dpcR>
    - , 2025-06-11, Nucleic Acid Melting Curve Analysis (journal.r-project.org/articles)
    - , 2025-06-10, Modelling and Analysis of Real-Time PCR Data <doi10.1093/bioinformatics/btn227>
    - , 2025-06-13, Quantitative () Data Mining and Machine Learning Toolkit as Described in <doi:10.21105/Joss.04407>

  31. @tinyspheresof @rkward Sorry for the late response. Currently, there is no such functionality in , except that one in the screenshot.
    But let me tell you about an upcoming feature called “Code navigation”. It is enabled in the latest AppImage (cdn.kde.org/ci-builds/educatio)
    It helps you to very quickly navigate the R and scripts. It will address your problem directly.

  32. @joahim
    Same here recently
    (has a nice batch feature) and for the simple cases and with and et al. for the harder cases all on a on a distro

  33. @jan
    Do you mean KDE HUD
    m.youtube.com/watch?v=b8uQGPQv
    Ctrl + Alt + I
    "Find Action" in the help menu
    But not all applications have it. , , have it

  34. @kubuntufocus

    This is a great approach. Actually, I wished this was a default option on all distributions. I was always a bit reluctant to use BTRFS because it looked like more work. You nailed it by saying “ease-of-use” “for the average user”.
    I use BTRFS + on a installation. Wish your implementation would be available there.
    Keep up the great work!

    Off-topic: I looked it up but didn't find something. Do you use snap?

  35. @amici Back in the days, we shipped with a slim environment. This means that people had , et al. included. Methinks, this is no longer the case. At least, I haven't tried for ages:
    rkward.kde.org/rkward-on-windo

  36. @kev I am sorry to hear this. Thanks for all the work you did. I, and certainly other FOSS folks, appreciated it. FOSSTODON helped to spread the word about . Therefore, also thanks from this side.

  37. 📊 , the powerful IDE/GUI has just released its latest update 0.8.1 /w enhancements. 🚀

    - Now you can register your custom R functions in the menu using rk.menu()! 💪
    - New plugin for Linux users to easily download the latest AppImage version. 👾
    - Several fixes 🖼️.
    - The glyph()-functionality has been implemented for better visual representation in the RK() device! ✨

    More info here: rkward.kde.org/

  38. @eliasp @Zugschlus

    I can add to the list. Though focused on it is based on which means we have a nice preview for and other things.

  39. @flaviaerius

    I see the hardware is of course an important aspect.

    You could also try fread from and see if this works better for you.

    Since I have quite powerful laptop, I rarely come to the limits. But this was different in the past. I did my doctoral thesis (R package development included) in part on an . That was fun.

  40. @BraccoLaetitia

    This is great. Thanks for the feedback.
    How is the adoption by the researchers? Do they use it or do they which to use non-open source electronic lab notebooks?