| WEBSITE | https://wmlive.sourceforge.net |
| WEBSITE | https://wmlive.sourceforge.net |
So I've been enamored of #Next and its retro-cosplay implementation at NEXTSPACE. But it would only build on Linux.
I have a developer release proof of concept working for FreeBSD. Maybe it works for you?
https://github.com/sgharms/nextspace/blob/developer-release-1/Installer/FreeBSD/README.md
Anybody able and willing to provide me a fosstodon.org invite?
Please contact me privately.
EDIT: Thanks! I'm in now!
I have just released version 1.9.0 of the #TLP #Linux #powersaving tool.
Enjoy the brand new #tlp-pd (TLP Profiles Daemon) for easy profile switching with a mouse click!
tlp-pd replaces #power-profiles-daemon by implementing the same D-Bus API that major Linux desktop environments like GNOME, KDE and Cinnamon already use.
TLP 1.9 adds a new profiles daemon and a dedicated power-saver mode, expanding Linux power-management capabilities for laptops.
https://linuxiac.com/tlp-1-9-linux-power-management-tool-adds-new-profiles-daemon/
"Another open source project dies of neglect, leaving thousands scrambling"
#OpenSource #NGINX #Kubernettes
https://www.theregister.com/2025/12/02/ingress_nginx_opinion/
RE: https://mastodon.world/@swiftdevjournal/115606711973237642
As Kanye once said of Bush:
Tim Apple doesn’t care about #macdev people.
How I loved Project Builder and interface builder and objective c. But moribund hardware cycles; an Xcode whose cache had a scwarzchild radius, and then the iPhone, etc made it clear what apple’s priority was.
Mac developers should revitalize GNUstep on BSD (or, fine, Linux) and get the NeXT experience that was promised. Yeah it’s creaky and not as nice…but DyeUI sucks and isn’t getting better either; and apple’s not going to make it better. And yeah, maybe you learn Objective-C and learn to manage memory. It’s not too bad. Or hell, port an interface shim.
Better to pin your hopes on something you can touch instead of praying for a millet seed of favor before a big (taped) talk on a video screen in Cupertino.
The current #wmlive distribution based on #Debian / Trixie includes a few custom graphical tools that were relatively easy to create by combining bash shell scripting in combination with the included gtk2 version of #yad.
As an example, this screenshot here shows a graphical frontend for the dpigs command contained in wmlive, and it is actually just a shell script.
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