Cameron DeCosterThis handy trick for combining a bunch of spreadsheet files from @chambln saved me some time using @libreoffice.
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Gregory Chamberlain
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InkscapeWe can't believe we need to say this, but…
your files are yours.
The #Inkscape project will never peek at your files, and what's yours stays on your computer.
OggCamp🎉 Exciting news! After 5 years away, OggCamp, the ultimate unconference for open source and free culture enthusiasts is back for a triumphant return in 2024! 🌟
🗓️ Join us at The Manchester Conference Centre on October 12th and 13th.
🚀 Get ready for a weekend filled with innovation, collaboration, and community spirit!
🔗 Stay tuned for the Call for Papers (CfP) and ticket announcements – watch this space! 🎟️
Zeh FernandoAaand it's minimally working, so: https://ffmpeg.app is now live!
Use FFmpeg recipes without fiddling with the command line!
Consider this an early beta. There's still a ton missing:
- Ability to tweak the command line (i.e. hand editing, or selectors)
- Proper mobile styles
- About, disclaimers, etc
- Many more command recipes
- Better accessibility
- "Bug fixes and performance improvements"
But, it's doing the thing!
nixCraft 🐧
Nicholas Boyd IsacssonI thought getting an RSS feed up would take quite a lot of work, but then I discovered @chambln's incredible pandoc-rss project (https://github.com/chambln/pandoc-rss) which made it almost trivial to integrate it into my build script, so there's now a feed at https://blog.nichobi.com/feed.xml
I did however notice pandoc-rss wasn't available on the AUR yet, so I remedied that as well: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/pandoc-rss
Brodie RobertsonShout out to RHEL for doing what no other distro has the balls to do and finally mark X org as deprecated
Alex McLeanI really wish there was a culture in free/open source software of actually telling the person who made the thing when you do something good/interesting/cool/weird with it, used it in a workshop/teaching. It's super nice+motivating when I hear about tidal being used on a course or something, but it's generally only by chance.
I guess it's another case of people adopting the at-a-distance customer-supplier relationship of commercial/proprietary software, when free/open source _should_ take a friendlier approach
I guess it's another case of people adopting the at-a-distance customer-supplier relationship of commercial/proprietary software, when free/open source _should_ take a friendlier approach
I put some new RAM in my laptop, switched it on and couldn't turn the screen brightness up. It was SO DIMM!
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