Orion Ussner kidderBefore switching to #Linux, I had not known that in online discussions, it would land me in the overlap of #anarchists and #trans women (which, themselves, already have a not insignificant overlap).
S'nice, here. I like it.
appzer0 - LibertadminWe're having many problems with our #peertube instance on Liberta Vidéos right now, full local transcoding all the time, remote runner doing nothing, disk space being eaten up really fast, other web services are very slow, so we have to stop it so we can investigate. Please bear with us!
Andreu Casablanca đNow it's possible to contribute translations for the #OpenSource SoulCrafted Slicer https://translate.codeberg.org/projects/soulcrafted-slicer/ âš
dwardoricHaiku Activity & Contract Report, March 2026 (ft. ARM64)
https://www.haiku-os.org/blog/waddlesplash/2026-04-13-haiku_activity_contract_report_march_2026/
NV AccessNVDA 2026.1 Beta 11 is available & it is another one which will challenge me to fit the changes in one message (See release post for full details):
Changes in Beta 11:
- MathCAT speech settings
- Fix opening Add-on store
- Reading math with MultiLang add-on
- Spelling / Grammar reporting with braille
- Word / Outlook math support option
- Updates to docs & translations
Read more & download: https://www.nvaccess.org/post/nvda-2026-1beta11/
#NVDA #NVDAsr #ScreenReader #FOSS #FLOSS #News #NewVersion #PreRelease #Beta
DrawpileDevelopment update for the past two weeks: https://docs.drawpile.net/devblog/2026/04/13/dev-update
More work on autorecovery, speedups for synchronized smudging, improving passworded sessions, removal of the pointless "block new joins" feature that's just a worse way to set a password and several other smaller features and fixes.
Translations for a beta release for the next version of Drawpile will probably open soon, since all the text changes should be pretty much done.
Chris Goss@tk @the_etrain
Good point Neil. I have been following developments in that area.
In my opinion the progress made in developing the net will not be wholly lost in this era of late stage capitalism. The #floss community of nerds simply innovates around problems.
For example here we are happily conversing on a decentralised social network called #Masotodon
#meshnetwork is very empowering tech for local communities. I have helped out folks in regional areas of Philippines with such.
EliasSammanfattning av öppet möte 44 om att bygga egen e-leg-lösning, 13 april 2026
Fri och öppen programvara, öppen specifikation, tillgÀnglighet, decentralisering.
Mer om projektet: https://www.dfri.se/projekt/e-legitimation/
NÀsta möte Àr 2026-05-04 klockan 18:30. VÀlkomna dÄ, oavsett om du varit med tidigare eller ej, alla vÀlkomna!
https://play.dfri.se/w/dqT1osgAUXuDcRZuUPbrKt #PeerTube
#DFRI #FOSS #FLOSS #FreeSoftware #FriProgramvara #eID #EIDAS #MyData #eleg #elegitimation #demokrati
Sam WhitedAlternatively, is anyone else in this position? Maybe if we pooled our resources and did this as a co-op with a handful of other small #FLOSS projects we could amortize the cost of doing taxes and maintaining a bank account and business entity and all that across all our projects and make it worth it?
Does anyone know of any non-profits (and preferably co-ops) acting as fiscal hosts for small open source projects? Most of them will only take large, established projects with lots of contributors, but I've got a small project with just a couple of regular contributors that recently lost its only way of taking donations via Open Collective. I can set something up with my personal account, but that feels bad given that others are working on it too. I know small projects with a few donations a year are a huge overhead and burden for fiscal hosts though. We're not on #GitHub (we use #Codeberg) which also seems to be a problem for some of the hosts.