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Büsum Doggy 🐶

#dogsofmastodon #fedidogs #fedirudel #mastodogs #dogs #hund #kiki #buesum

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@maz yikes. that would certainly explain why it can't find the rss file to write to!

v1.1.9 shipped with these options in settings.php:

// sets the filename used for the generated rss feed
$rss_file = "rss.xml";

// rss directory
// by default, uses the site's root folder
$rss_dir = "./";

// error and layout pages
$rss_document = $rss_dir . $rss_file;

if any of those aren't set properly, it's definitely going to have problems writing to $rss_document :)

this kind of situation usually happens when you've got an older version of kiki installed, and then upgrade to a newer version and forget to upgrade settings.php as well. (e.g. upgrading from v1.1.5 to v1.1.9). i sometimes have to add new variables to settings.php, so new features can be added

#kiki

@maz yikes. that would certainly explain why it can't find the rss file to write to!

v1.1.9 shipped with these options in settings.php:

// sets the filename used for the generated rss feed
$rss_file = "rss.xml";

// rss directory
// by default, uses the site's root folder
$rss_dir = "./";

// error and layout pages
$rss_document = $rss_dir . $rss_file;

if any of those aren't set properly, it's definitely going to have problems writing to $rss_document :)

this kind of situation usually happens when you've got an older version of kiki installed, and then upgrade to a newer version and forget to upgrade settings.php as well. (e.g. upgrading from v1.1.5 to v1.1.9). i sometimes have to add new variables to settings.php, so new features can be added

#kiki

@maz yikes. that would certainly explain why it can't find the rss file to write to!

v1.1.9 shipped with these options in settings.php:

// sets the filename used for the generated rss feed
$rss_file = "rss.xml";

// rss directory
// by default, uses the site's root folder
$rss_dir = "./";

// error and layout pages
$rss_document = $rss_dir . $rss_file;

if any of those aren't set properly, it's definitely going to have problems writing to $rss_document :)

this kind of situation usually happens when you've got an older version of kiki installed, and then upgrade to a newer version and forget to upgrade settings.php as well. (e.g. upgrading from v1.1.5 to v1.1.9). i sometimes have to add new variables to settings.php, so new features can be added

#kiki

@maz yikes. that would certainly explain why it can't find the rss file to write to!

v1.1.9 shipped with these options in settings.php:

// sets the filename used for the generated rss feed
$rss_file = "rss.xml";

// rss directory
// by default, uses the site's root folder
$rss_dir = "./";

// error and layout pages
$rss_document = $rss_dir . $rss_file;

if any of those aren't set properly, it's definitely going to have problems writing to $rss_document :)

this kind of situation usually happens when you've got an older version of kiki installed, and then upgrade to a newer version and forget to upgrade settings.php as well. (e.g. upgrading from v1.1.5 to v1.1.9). i sometimes have to add new variables to settings.php, so new features can be added

#kiki

@maz yikes. that would certainly explain why it can't find the rss file to write to!

v1.1.9 shipped with these options in settings.php:

// sets the filename used for the generated rss feed
$rss_file = "rss.xml";

// rss directory
// by default, uses the site's root folder
$rss_dir = "./";

// error and layout pages
$rss_document = $rss_dir . $rss_file;

if any of those aren't set properly, it's definitely going to have problems writing to $rss_document :)

this kind of situation usually happens when you've got an older version of kiki installed, and then upgrade to a newer version and forget to upgrade settings.php as well. (e.g. upgrading from v1.1.5 to v1.1.9). i sometimes have to add new variables to settings.php, so new features can be added

#kiki

@maz masto is definitely the best place for bug reports - you're doing it all right! :) having them posted publicly gives everyone into #kiki a chance to chime in and stay in the loop with features/problems.

that's an interesting problem! it appears to be a file permissions issue with rss.xml.

things to check:
- php needs to have write permission for that file - can you confirm the file's RWX permissions on the server? according to nearlyfreespeech's faq, the web server is running on freebsd - so the command should be:
ls -al rss.xml

- if the permissions are OK, it's possible there is a problem with the file's path or filename. we can see which filepath it's trying to write by adding this line to library/rss.php after line 132 (before it tries to fopen):
echo("I'm trying to access the rss file here: " . $rss_document);

this will print the filepath to the browser when you load a page. if the filepath doesn't look right to you (e.g. it doesn't match the actual location of rss.xml on the server), then you can make adjustments in settings.php to $rss_dir and $rss_file if necessary.

@maz masto is definitely the best place for bug reports - you're doing it all right! :) having them posted publicly gives everyone into #kiki a chance to chime in and stay in the loop with features/problems.

that's an interesting problem! it appears to be a file permissions issue with rss.xml.

things to check:
- php needs to have write permission for that file - can you confirm the file's RWX permissions on the server? according to nearlyfreespeech's faq, the web server is running on freebsd - so the command should be:
ls -al rss.xml

- if the permissions are OK, it's possible there is a problem with the file's path or filename. we can see which filepath it's trying to write by adding this line to library/rss.php after line 132 (before it tries to fopen):
echo("I'm trying to access the rss file here: " . $rss_document);

this will print the filepath to the browser when you load a page. if the filepath doesn't look right to you (e.g. it doesn't match the actual location of rss.xml on the server), then you can make adjustments in settings.php to $rss_dir and $rss_file if necessary.

@maz masto is definitely the best place for bug reports - you're doing it all right! :) having them posted publicly gives everyone into #kiki a chance to chime in and stay in the loop with features/problems.

that's an interesting problem! it appears to be a file permissions issue with rss.xml.

things to check:
- php needs to have write permission for that file - can you confirm the file's RWX permissions on the server? according to nearlyfreespeech's faq, the web server is running on freebsd - so the command should be:
ls -al rss.xml

- if the permissions are OK, it's possible there is a problem with the file's path or filename. we can see which filepath it's trying to write by adding this line to library/rss.php after line 132 (before it tries to fopen):
echo("I'm trying to access the rss file here: " . $rss_document);

this will print the filepath to the browser when you load a page. if the filepath doesn't look right to you (e.g. it doesn't match the actual location of rss.xml on the server), then you can make adjustments in settings.php to $rss_dir and $rss_file if necessary.

@maz masto is definitely the best place for bug reports - you're doing it all right! :) having them posted publicly gives everyone into #kiki a chance to chime in and stay in the loop with features/problems.

that's an interesting problem! it appears to be a file permissions issue with rss.xml.

things to check:
- php needs to have write permission for that file - can you confirm the file's RWX permissions on the server? according to nearlyfreespeech's faq, the web server is running on freebsd - so the command should be:
ls -al rss.xml

- if the permissions are OK, it's possible there is a problem with the file's path or filename. we can see which filepath it's trying to write by adding this line to library/rss.php after line 132 (before it tries to fopen):
echo("I'm trying to access the rss file here: " . $rss_document);

this will print the filepath to the browser when you load a page. if the filepath doesn't look right to you (e.g. it doesn't match the actual location of rss.xml on the server), then you can make adjustments in settings.php to $rss_dir and $rss_file if necessary.

@maz masto is definitely the best place for bug reports - you're doing it all right! :) having them posted publicly gives everyone into #kiki a chance to chime in and stay in the loop with features/problems.

that's an interesting problem! it appears to be a file permissions issue with rss.xml.

things to check:
- php needs to have write permission for that file - can you confirm the file's RWX permissions on the server? according to nearlyfreespeech's faq, the web server is running on freebsd - so the command should be:
ls -al rss.xml

- if the permissions are OK, it's possible there is a problem with the file's path or filename. we can see which filepath it's trying to write by adding this line to library/rss.php after line 132 (before it tries to fopen):
echo("I'm trying to access the rss file here: " . $rss_document);

this will print the filepath to the browser when you load a page. if the filepath doesn't look right to you (e.g. it doesn't match the actual location of rss.xml on the server), then you can make adjustments in settings.php to $rss_dir and $rss_file if necessary.

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Hund Kiki umgeben von goldenen Sternen ⭐️

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Hund Kiki umgeben von goldenen Sternen ⭐️

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@maz thank you for being so patient. debugging this without access to the machine this is on is challenging 😅

if you've still got the energy to keep picking at this, i've added some extra null checks. this one might work better for you.

try replacing compare_pages_by_date() with this code instead:

// utility function to compare two pages, and return the newer one
function compare_pages_by_date($pageA, $pageB)
{
// page A
$pageA_source = file($pageA);
$page_dataA = extract_header_and_content($pageA_source);
if ($page_dataA !== null && array_key_exists("header", $page_dataA))
$page_dateA = get_header_key($page_dataA['header'], "date");

// page B
$pageB_source = file($pageB);
$page_dataB = extract_header_and_content($pageB_source);

if ($page_dataB !== null && array_key_exists("header", $page_dataB))
$page_dateB = get_header_key($page_dataB['header'], "date");

// make sure that the page dates exist before comparing, and return comparison
// this is really ugly because usort no longer supports returning bools
if ($page_dateA !== null && $page_dateB !== null)
{
if ($page_dateA == $page_dateB)
return 0;
elseif ($page_dateA < $page_dateB)
return -1;
else
return 1;
}
// sorry, we have no page dates to compare
else
return 0;
}

#kiki

@maz thank you for being so patient. debugging this without access to the machine this is on is challenging 😅

if you've still got the energy to keep picking at this, i've added some extra null checks. this one might work better for you.

try replacing compare_pages_by_date() with this code instead:

// utility function to compare two pages, and return the newer one
function compare_pages_by_date($pageA, $pageB)
{
// page A
$pageA_source = file($pageA);
$page_dataA = extract_header_and_content($pageA_source);
if ($page_dataA !== null && array_key_exists("header", $page_dataA))
$page_dateA = get_header_key($page_dataA['header'], "date");

// page B
$pageB_source = file($pageB);
$page_dataB = extract_header_and_content($pageB_source);

if ($page_dataB !== null && array_key_exists("header", $page_dataB))
$page_dateB = get_header_key($page_dataB['header'], "date");

// make sure that the page dates exist before comparing, and return comparison
// this is really ugly because usort no longer supports returning bools
if ($page_dateA !== null && $page_dateB !== null)
{
if ($page_dateA == $page_dateB)
return 0;
elseif ($page_dateA < $page_dateB)
return -1;
else
return 1;
}
// sorry, we have no page dates to compare
else
return 0;
}

#kiki

@maz thank you for being so patient. debugging this without access to the machine this is on is challenging 😅

if you've still got the energy to keep picking at this, i've added some extra null checks. this one might work better for you.

try replacing compare_pages_by_date() with this code instead:

// utility function to compare two pages, and return the newer one
function compare_pages_by_date($pageA, $pageB)
{
// page A
$pageA_source = file($pageA);
$page_dataA = extract_header_and_content($pageA_source);
if ($page_dataA !== null && array_key_exists("header", $page_dataA))
$page_dateA = get_header_key($page_dataA['header'], "date");

// page B
$pageB_source = file($pageB);
$page_dataB = extract_header_and_content($pageB_source);

if ($page_dataB !== null && array_key_exists("header", $page_dataB))
$page_dateB = get_header_key($page_dataB['header'], "date");

// make sure that the page dates exist before comparing, and return comparison
// this is really ugly because usort no longer supports returning bools
if ($page_dateA !== null && $page_dateB !== null)
{
if ($page_dateA == $page_dateB)
return 0;
elseif ($page_dateA < $page_dateB)
return -1;
else
return 1;
}
// sorry, we have no page dates to compare
else
return 0;
}

#kiki

@maz thank you for being so patient. debugging this without access to the machine this is on is challenging 😅

if you've still got the energy to keep picking at this, i've added some extra null checks. this one might work better for you.

try replacing compare_pages_by_date() with this code instead:

// utility function to compare two pages, and return the newer one
function compare_pages_by_date($pageA, $pageB)
{
// page A
$pageA_source = file($pageA);
$page_dataA = extract_header_and_content($pageA_source);
if ($page_dataA !== null && array_key_exists("header", $page_dataA))
$page_dateA = get_header_key($page_dataA['header'], "date");

// page B
$pageB_source = file($pageB);
$page_dataB = extract_header_and_content($pageB_source);

if ($page_dataB !== null && array_key_exists("header", $page_dataB))
$page_dateB = get_header_key($page_dataB['header'], "date");

// make sure that the page dates exist before comparing, and return comparison
// this is really ugly because usort no longer supports returning bools
if ($page_dateA !== null && $page_dateB !== null)
{
if ($page_dateA == $page_dateB)
return 0;
elseif ($page_dateA < $page_dateB)
return -1;
else
return 1;
}
// sorry, we have no page dates to compare
else
return 0;
}

#kiki

@maz thank you for being so patient. debugging this without access to the machine this is on is challenging 😅

if you've still got the energy to keep picking at this, i've added some extra null checks. this one might work better for you.

try replacing compare_pages_by_date() with this code instead:

// utility function to compare two pages, and return the newer one
function compare_pages_by_date($pageA, $pageB)
{
// page A
$pageA_source = file($pageA);
$page_dataA = extract_header_and_content($pageA_source);
if ($page_dataA !== null && array_key_exists("header", $page_dataA))
$page_dateA = get_header_key($page_dataA['header'], "date");

// page B
$pageB_source = file($pageB);
$page_dataB = extract_header_and_content($pageB_source);

if ($page_dataB !== null && array_key_exists("header", $page_dataB))
$page_dateB = get_header_key($page_dataB['header'], "date");

// make sure that the page dates exist before comparing, and return comparison
// this is really ugly because usort no longer supports returning bools
if ($page_dateA !== null && $page_dateB !== null)
{
if ($page_dateA == $page_dateB)
return 0;
elseif ($page_dateA < $page_dateB)
return -1;
else
return 1;
}
// sorry, we have no page dates to compare
else
return 0;
}

#kiki

@maz since i can't really replicate the bug on my end, maybe improving the function that's giving you fits would be a better solution. can you try replacing the entire function compare_pages_by_date() in page.php (it starts at line 522) with this code:

// utility function to compare two pages, and return the newer one
function compare_pages_by_date($pageA, $pageB)
{
// page A
$pageA_source = file($pageA);
$page_dataA = extract_header_and_content($pageA_source);
if (array_key_exists("header", $page_dataA))
$page_dateA = get_header_key($page_dataA['header'], "date");

// page B
$pageB_source = file($pageB);
$page_dataB = extract_header_and_content($pageB_source);

if (array_key_exists("header", $page_dataB))
$page_dateB = get_header_key($page_dataB['header'], "date");

// make sure that the page dates exist before comparing, and return comparison
// this is really ugly because usort no longer supports returning bools
if ($page_dateA !== null && $page_dateB !== null)
{
if ($page_dateA == $page_dateB)
return 0;
elseif ($page_dateA < $page_dateB)
return -1;
else
return 1;
}
// sorry, we have no page dates to compare
else
return 0;
}

#kiki

@maz since i can't really replicate the bug on my end, maybe improving the function that's giving you fits would be a better solution. can you try replacing the entire function compare_pages_by_date() in page.php (it starts at line 522) with this code:

// utility function to compare two pages, and return the newer one
function compare_pages_by_date($pageA, $pageB)
{
// page A
$pageA_source = file($pageA);
$page_dataA = extract_header_and_content($pageA_source);
if (array_key_exists("header", $page_dataA))
$page_dateA = get_header_key($page_dataA['header'], "date");

// page B
$pageB_source = file($pageB);
$page_dataB = extract_header_and_content($pageB_source);

if (array_key_exists("header", $page_dataB))
$page_dateB = get_header_key($page_dataB['header'], "date");

// make sure that the page dates exist before comparing, and return comparison
// this is really ugly because usort no longer supports returning bools
if ($page_dateA !== null && $page_dateB !== null)
{
if ($page_dateA == $page_dateB)
return 0;
elseif ($page_dateA < $page_dateB)
return -1;
else
return 1;
}
// sorry, we have no page dates to compare
else
return 0;
}

#kiki

@maz since i can't really replicate the bug on my end, maybe improving the function that's giving you fits would be a better solution. can you try replacing the entire function compare_pages_by_date() in page.php (it starts at line 522) with this code:

// utility function to compare two pages, and return the newer one
function compare_pages_by_date($pageA, $pageB)
{
// page A
$pageA_source = file($pageA);
$page_dataA = extract_header_and_content($pageA_source);
if (array_key_exists("header", $page_dataA))
$page_dateA = get_header_key($page_dataA['header'], "date");

// page B
$pageB_source = file($pageB);
$page_dataB = extract_header_and_content($pageB_source);

if (array_key_exists("header", $page_dataB))
$page_dateB = get_header_key($page_dataB['header'], "date");

// make sure that the page dates exist before comparing, and return comparison
// this is really ugly because usort no longer supports returning bools
if ($page_dateA !== null && $page_dateB !== null)
{
if ($page_dateA == $page_dateB)
return 0;
elseif ($page_dateA < $page_dateB)
return -1;
else
return 1;
}
// sorry, we have no page dates to compare
else
return 0;
}

#kiki

@maz since i can't really replicate the bug on my end, maybe improving the function that's giving you fits would be a better solution. can you try replacing the entire function compare_pages_by_date() in page.php (it starts at line 522) with this code:

// utility function to compare two pages, and return the newer one
function compare_pages_by_date($pageA, $pageB)
{
// page A
$pageA_source = file($pageA);
$page_dataA = extract_header_and_content($pageA_source);
if (array_key_exists("header", $page_dataA))
$page_dateA = get_header_key($page_dataA['header'], "date");

// page B
$pageB_source = file($pageB);
$page_dataB = extract_header_and_content($pageB_source);

if (array_key_exists("header", $page_dataB))
$page_dateB = get_header_key($page_dataB['header'], "date");

// make sure that the page dates exist before comparing, and return comparison
// this is really ugly because usort no longer supports returning bools
if ($page_dateA !== null && $page_dateB !== null)
{
if ($page_dateA == $page_dateB)
return 0;
elseif ($page_dateA < $page_dateB)
return -1;
else
return 1;
}
// sorry, we have no page dates to compare
else
return 0;
}

#kiki

@maz since i can't really replicate the bug on my end, maybe improving the function that's giving you fits would be a better solution. can you try replacing the entire function compare_pages_by_date() in page.php (it starts at line 522) with this code:

// utility function to compare two pages, and return the newer one
function compare_pages_by_date($pageA, $pageB)
{
// page A
$pageA_source = file($pageA);
$page_dataA = extract_header_and_content($pageA_source);
if (array_key_exists("header", $page_dataA))
$page_dateA = get_header_key($page_dataA['header'], "date");

// page B
$pageB_source = file($pageB);
$page_dataB = extract_header_and_content($pageB_source);

if (array_key_exists("header", $page_dataB))
$page_dateB = get_header_key($page_dataB['header'], "date");

// make sure that the page dates exist before comparing, and return comparison
// this is really ugly because usort no longer supports returning bools
if ($page_dateA !== null && $page_dateB !== null)
{
if ($page_dateA == $page_dateB)
return 0;
elseif ($page_dateA < $page_dateB)
return -1;
else
return 1;
}
// sorry, we have no page dates to compare
else
return 0;
}

#kiki

@maz wooo welcome new kiki sysop! :D

hmmmm i just tried using that style of link in several places, including on a page and in a menu, and both worked without errors on my end.

e.g. in bug format:
[&tag=post&sort=newest]{My Posts Sorted from Newest To Oldest}

or as an url:
index.php?&tag=post&sort=newest

can you tell me more about how/where you're trying to use that link (as well as the exact bug syntax or url you're using for the link) so i can replicate the error?

#kiki

@maz wooo welcome new kiki sysop! :D

hmmmm i just tried using that style of link in several places, including on a page and in a menu, and both worked without errors on my end.

e.g. in bug format:
[&tag=post&sort=newest]{My Posts Sorted from Newest To Oldest}

or as an url:
index.php?&tag=post&sort=newest

can you tell me more about how/where you're trying to use that link (as well as the exact bug syntax or url you're using for the link) so i can replicate the error?

#kiki

@maz wooo welcome new kiki sysop! :D

hmmmm i just tried using that style of link in several places, including on a page and in a menu, and both worked without errors on my end.

e.g. in bug format:
[&tag=post&sort=newest]{My Posts Sorted from Newest To Oldest}

or as an url:
index.php?&tag=post&sort=newest

can you tell me more about how/where you're trying to use that link (as well as the exact bug syntax or url you're using for the link) so i can replicate the error?

#kiki

@maz wooo welcome new kiki sysop! :D

hmmmm i just tried using that style of link in several places, including on a page and in a menu, and both worked without errors on my end.

e.g. in bug format:
[&tag=post&sort=newest]{My Posts Sorted from Newest To Oldest}

or as an url:
index.php?&tag=post&sort=newest

can you tell me more about how/where you're trying to use that link (as well as the exact bug syntax or url you're using for the link) so i can replicate the error?

#kiki

@maz wooo welcome new kiki sysop! :D

hmmmm i just tried using that style of link in several places, including on a page and in a menu, and both worked without errors on my end.

e.g. in bug format:
[&tag=post&sort=newest]{My Posts Sorted from Newest To Oldest}

or as an url:
index.php?&tag=post&sort=newest

can you tell me more about how/where you're trying to use that link (as well as the exact bug syntax or url you're using for the link) so i can replicate the error?

#kiki

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hooray! i finally posted v1.2.0 of the kiki homepage construction set. this includes a new feature that allows for Podcasting RSS feed support, which you can see in action at cd-rom.ca

https://tomotama.itch.io/kiki

thank you kiki sysops for keeping this tiny web alive with your experiments and feats. i haven't had to touch wordpress in two years and counting thanks to you 🙏

#kiki #smallweb #indieWeb #php

hooray! i finally posted v1.2.0 of the kiki homepage construction set. this includes a new feature that allows for Podcasting RSS feed support, which you can see in action at cd-rom.ca

https://tomotama.itch.io/kiki

thank you kiki sysops for keeping this tiny web alive with your experiments and feats. i haven't had to touch wordpress in two years and counting thanks to you 🙏

#kiki #smallweb #indieWeb #php

hooray! i finally posted v1.2.0 of the kiki homepage construction set. this includes a new feature that allows for Podcasting RSS feed support, which you can see in action at cd-rom.ca

https://tomotama.itch.io/kiki

thank you kiki sysops for keeping this tiny web alive with your experiments and feats. i haven't had to touch wordpress in two years and counting thanks to you 🙏

#kiki #smallweb #indieWeb #php

hooray! i finally posted v1.2.0 of the kiki homepage construction set. this includes a new feature that allows for Podcasting RSS feed support, which you can see in action at cd-rom.ca

https://tomotama.itch.io/kiki

thank you kiki sysops for keeping this tiny web alive with your experiments and feats. i haven't had to touch wordpress in two years and counting thanks to you 🙏

#kiki #smallweb #indieWeb #php

hooray! i finally posted v1.2.0 of the kiki homepage construction set. this includes a new feature that allows for Podcasting RSS feed support, which you can see in action at cd-rom.ca

https://tomotama.itch.io/kiki

thank you kiki sysops for keeping this tiny web alive with your experiments and feats. i haven't had to touch wordpress in two years and counting thanks to you 🙏

#kiki #smallweb #indieWeb #php

RT @gustavocaetano: Soeben veröffentlicht: HermesOffice — eine Open-Source-Bürosuite (Word, Sheets, Slides, PDF), bei der die KI ein echtes Agent-System ist, das zu 100 % auf deiner Maschine läuft. Kein Cloud-Konto. Kein Drittanbieter-Proxy. Der Assistent, der deine Dokumente bearbeitet, ist derselbe Agent, der deine Dateien, dein Gedächtnis und deine Tools kennt. Gebaut auf der hervorragenden GenOffice-Engine (Apache-2.0), geforkt und neu positioniert. → github.com/criptogus/HermesO… @Teknium @NousResearch Link GitHub - criptogus/HermesOffice: HermesOffice — KI-native Bürosuite, geforkt von GenOffice... HermesOffice — KI-native Bürosuite, geforkt von GenOffice (Apache-2.0), mit nativem Hermes-Agent-KI - criptogus/HermesOffice github.com

mehr auf Arint.info

#Apache20 #Bürosuite #GenOffice #HermesOffice #KIKI #OpenSource #arint_info

https://x.com/gustavocaetano/status/2084701947869704299#m

RT @gustavocaetano: Soeben veröffentlicht: HermesOffice — eine Open-Source-Bürosuite (Word, Sheets, Slides, PDF), bei der die KI ein echtes Agent-System ist, das zu 100 % auf deiner Maschine läuft. Kein Cloud-Konto. Kein Drittanbieter-Proxy. Der Assistent, der deine Dokumente bearbeitet, ist derselbe Agent, der deine Dateien, dein Gedächtnis und deine Tools kennt. Gebaut auf der hervorragenden GenOffice-Engine (Apache-2.0), geforkt und neu positioniert. → github.com/criptogus/HermesO… @Teknium @NousResearch Link GitHub - criptogus/HermesOffice: HermesOffice — KI-native Bürosuite, geforkt von GenOffice... HermesOffice — KI-native Bürosuite, geforkt von GenOffice (Apache-2.0), mit nativem Hermes-Agent-KI - criptogus/HermesOffice github.com

mehr auf Arint.info

#Apache20 #Bürosuite #GenOffice #HermesOffice #KIKI #OpenSource #arint_info

https://x.com/gustavocaetano/status/2084701947869704299#m

RT @gustavocaetano: Soeben veröffentlicht: HermesOffice — eine Open-Source-Bürosuite (Word, Sheets, Slides, PDF), bei der die KI ein echtes Agent-System ist, das zu 100 % auf deiner Maschine läuft. Kein Cloud-Konto. Kein Drittanbieter-Proxy. Der Assistent, der deine Dokumente bearbeitet, ist derselbe Agent, der deine Dateien, dein Gedächtnis und deine Tools kennt. Gebaut auf der hervorragenden GenOffice-Engine (Apache-2.0), geforkt und neu positioniert. → github.com/criptogus/HermesO… @Teknium @NousResearch Link GitHub - criptogus/HermesOffice: HermesOffice — KI-native Bürosuite, geforkt von GenOffice... HermesOffice — KI-native Bürosuite, geforkt von GenOffice (Apache-2.0), mit nativem Hermes-Agent-KI - criptogus/HermesOffice github.com

mehr auf Arint.info

#Apache20 #Bürosuite #GenOffice #HermesOffice #KIKI #OpenSource #arint_info

https://x.com/gustavocaetano/status/2084701947869704299#m

@ehushagen oh that looks fantastic :D great choice of colour palette and css mods! 👏

my pleasure. it sure warms my heart seeing a new #kiki instance

@ehushagen oh that looks fantastic :D great choice of colour palette and css mods! 👏

my pleasure. it sure warms my heart seeing a new #kiki instance

@ehushagen oh that looks fantastic :D great choice of colour palette and css mods! 👏

my pleasure. it sure warms my heart seeing a new #kiki instance

@ehushagen oh that looks fantastic :D great choice of colour palette and css mods! 👏

my pleasure. it sure warms my heart seeing a new #kiki instance

@ehushagen oh that looks fantastic :D great choice of colour palette and css mods! 👏

my pleasure. it sure warms my heart seeing a new #kiki instance

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Thanks again for #kiki, this is exactly what I was looking for :)

@vga256 https://eric.iseasyto.ca/

Thanks again for #kiki, this is exactly what I was looking for :)

@vga256 https://eric.iseasyto.ca/

Thanks again for #kiki, this is exactly what I was looking for :)

@vga256 https://eric.iseasyto.ca/

Thanks again for #kiki, this is exactly what I was looking for :)

@vga256 https://eric.iseasyto.ca/

Thanks again for #kiki, this is exactly what I was looking for :)

@ehushagen edit: that is most definitely NOT covered on the help page 😩 looks like i had a bunch of edits made to the help page that weren't included in the last update.

the keyword you're looking for is:
sort:newest
or
sort:oldest

!{show pages with tags:post sort:newest}

#kiki

@ehushagen edit: that is most definitely NOT covered on the help page 😩 looks like i had a bunch of edits made to the help page that weren't included in the last update.

the keyword you're looking for is:
sort:newest
or
sort:oldest

!{show pages with tags:post sort:newest}

#kiki

@ehushagen edit: that is most definitely NOT covered on the help page 😩 looks like i had a bunch of edits made to the help page that weren't included in the last update.

the keyword you're looking for is:
sort:newest
or
sort:oldest

!{show pages with tags:post sort:newest}

#kiki

@ehushagen edit: that is most definitely NOT covered on the help page 😩 looks like i had a bunch of edits made to the help page that weren't included in the last update.

the keyword you're looking for is:
sort:newest
or
sort:oldest

!{show pages with tags:post sort:newest}

#kiki

@ehushagen edit: that is most definitely NOT covered on the help page 😩 looks like i had a bunch of edits made to the help page that weren't included in the last update.

the keyword you're looking for is:
sort:newest
or
sort:oldest

!{show pages with tags:post sort:newest}

#kiki