boredsquirrel

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 2 weeks ago

What about

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[–] [email protected] 13 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) (5 children)

Grayjay and Freetube are both fine but different.

For some reason, Freetube currently works well, Grayjay needs iOS fallback and barely works.

Grayjay follows the bigger, already implemented idea of combining multiple platforms. This is a great UX and smooth fallback when Youtube blocks again, or permanently.

Accounts can link multiple platforms, so switching is easier.

It also allows commenting, livechat, on the platforms and has on the polycentric protocol, connecting all others.

Also, it has Sponsorblock integration.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 2 weeks ago

Thanks for the info

[–] [email protected] 5 points 2 weeks ago (3 children)

What about ShadowSocks?

[–] [email protected] 1 points 2 weeks ago

On a mutable distro this should work. Good point!

Did you follow the official distrobox guide? With a rootful box, creating a session entry etc?

[–] [email protected] 5 points 2 weeks ago

Badass. Biggest issue is the lack of Plasma 6

[–] [email protected] 0 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) (1 children)

Why wont you get caught torrenting then? If this hasnt got anything to do with encryption 😉

It is safe if you use DNSSEC and TLS-only connections.

Otherwise, your ISP could still see that traffic. When using custom DNS, that server could see it.

A danger would only occur when an adversary would host a honeypot site, which is likely illegal.

Was really interesting to understand why Torrenting is so easy to discover.

I2P for everyone then?

[–] [email protected] -2 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

Update your browser I guess

Maybe they are talking about Edge Webview

Use christitus winutil. It had a 3rd party script integrated that is able to remove edge. Afterwards, reinstall edge webview, otherwise a bunch of stuff is broken.

Webviews are really cool, better than Electron garbage for sure, but they tie you to the OS. at least on windows I guess you could build a hardened chromium as webview, but never heard of anyone doing that

[–] [email protected] 1 points 2 weeks ago

Yes but that is accessible via balooctl or from the gui.

balooctl disable

I had very bad experiences too, without using network shares or anything. It shouldnt even scan the system, or hidden files. Maybe it scanned random libraries or distrobox containers or flatpak dependencies or whatever

[–] [email protected] 2 points 3 weeks ago

That is certainly true

[–] [email protected] -1 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) (5 children)

I mean it is likely also safer as it is encrypted?

Using a VPN service and installing qBittorrent is pretty easy though

 

The developer wants to continue the project from the codebase before they used the AMD ROCM code.

Previously, it allowed to run CUDA apps on Intel GPUs (integrated I think) and beat OpenCL in performance.

https://github.com/vosen/ZLUDA

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submitted 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) by [email protected] to c/[email protected]
 

Questionable if this is only about movies, and not about any Bittorrent traffic.

 

They did some crazy stuff, also implementing core technologies from the ground up.

full changelog

  • ABRoot v2: Complete rewrite using OCI images for reliable updates, improved support for atomic transactions, system state dumping, changing kernel flags, a built-in method to edit the configuration, ability to generate local images with extra packages (for drivers, codecs, and libraries), ability to rollback, and re-generate the initramfs.
  • Hybrid Debian Base: Transition from Ubuntu to a hybrid base made of Debian packages and Vib modules for increased flexibility and control over updates and configuration.
  • LVM Thin Provisioning: Efficient disk space usage with logical volumes, allowing virtual filesystems larger than the available physical storage and supporting the dynamic allocation of space as needed for the two roots.
  • PolKit Policies: Replaces sudo for secure privileged operations.
  • VSO v2: Acts as system shell, package manager, and supports Android apps via Waydroid integrated with F-Droid. Improved the tasks automation system to cover infinite scenarios.
  • DEB/APK Sideloading: Install .deb and .apk packages with Sideload Utility.
  • Apx v2: Custom environments, supports various package managers, and introduces stacks for replicating environment configurations. Includes package manager mapping, stack creation, and subsystem management. Distrobox updated to version 1.7.2.1.
  • Apx GUI: Graphical interface for APX management with ease.
  • FsGuard and FsWarn: Boot-time system integrity checks to ensure system security and reliability.
  • Vanilla Installer: Uses a reduced GNOME session, a new Albius backend that replaces distinst, new configuration screens, OEM support, and support for encrypting the /var partition with LUKS2. Supports manual partitioning and network configuration during installation.
  • First Setup: Uses a reduced GNOME session, added network configuration, user creation, hostname configuration, allows picking your browser of choice, and improved screens.
  • PRIME Profiles: A new GUI for switching graphics cards, enhancing hardware compatibility.
  • Vanilla Tools: Utilities for managing system features: cur-gpu to display the GPU in use, nrun to run a command using the NVIDIA GPU, prime-switch to switch PRIME Profiles.
  • Kernel 6.9.8: Ensures compatibility with the latest devices and peripherals.
  • GNOME 46: Updated GNOME to version 46, introducing the new pill icon to switch between workspaces plus all the UI and stability improvements.
  • Vib (Vanilla Image Builder): Our new OCI recipe system. Recommended method for creating custom and derivative OCI images of Vanilla OS, facilitating modular and scalable system builds. We have created a template for users to easily create custom images for Vanilla OS.
  • Recovery Mode: Integrated in the installer with recovery tools like terminal, GParted, and documentation access for system restoration.
  • Prometheus: Container library/engine for OCI image management, enhancing deployment processes in Albius and ABRoot.
  • Eratosthenes: Platform for browsing package details from our Debian repositories, providing detailed package information.
  • Atlas: Platform for browsing our OCI image details, aiding in system transparency.
  • Pico, Core, Desktop Images: Structured for modularity and flexibility, forming the base of Vanilla OS.
  • VM and NVIDIA Images: Proposed at installation time if the right hardware is identified.
  • Dev Image: Can be used in APX, and provides a large set of development libraries/SDKs and tools.
  • Chronos: Unified documentation server and frontend combining all guides and documentation for easier access and management.
  • Update Feedback and Control: A new icon now appears on the top right of the screen when an update is being installed, click on it to stop the ongoing operation.
  • New Wallpaper: Designed by community member hrstwn.
  • Build Provenance: We are attesting our OCI images using GitHub Actions to ensure build provenance.
  • New Branding: Introduced a new refreshed brand. Plymouth updated using our new brand.
  • Deprecation of Vanilla Control Center: We have deprecated Vanilla Control Center and implemented all our settings in GNOME Settings.
  • Updated AdwDialog Utility: With many UI and UX improvements.
  • New App Tour: Introduced a new Tour app that shows after the first setup process.
  • New Differ Utility: Used to extract info between OCI images.

 

He has an ASUS laptops, one of the only ones you can get, got Arch on there.

The devices are not even shipped for the most part, people are booting Windows, using the ACPI dump to build the device trees.

Then those need to be upstreamed into the kernel, drivers need to be written.

Its not Asahi Linux, but still hard.

But there is progress, quite fast!

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submitted 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) by [email protected] to c/[email protected]
 

screenshot

Removing the color-coding of mimetypes, for accessibility for "color blind" people. (Like me!)

(this is not my work, just posting here)

 

I am not a KDE dev, but interested in that topic.

To partiticipate you can sign up in the forum, and maybe stay a bit and help other users ;)

 

I have no idea why Mozilla doesnt show this theme.

I use Breeze Dark, as I am a simple guy :)

But the "Breeze Dark" Theme on AMO (firefox insider name for addons.mozilla.org :D) is just wrong?

So I created my own one, with the Addon "Firefox Color" and the Plasma Color-Picker.

Picture of my Desktop

Enjoy!

 

Hey, I am looking for a router to use as a mesh device behind a Fritzbox.

In the future I may use it as the main device.

I am looking for something good, open, Wifi 6 or higher, with good support.

 

talking points

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submitted 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) by [email protected] to c/[email protected]
 

Edit: the app seems to be pretty old, I like the Writer editing more (it works) but for other things, CollaboraOffice is way better.

Has anyone tried that on a tablet? The phone UI has like no features


Currently it is a "viewer" (renderer with usable UI) and editing features are experimental.

They only release their APK to Google Play for whatever reason, but you can use F-Droid to get it

Bugs can normally be reported to their bugtracker and you can join their forum for more community support!

Youtube Demo Video

Downside: the editing features are VERY rudimentary, while the app is only about 50MB (⅕) smaller than Collabora-Office, which has better features overall.

 

I spend way too much time on this. It has awesome features, a good mobile UI, maaany many systems to sort things, flexible permissions and more.

Examples:

  • Fedora
  • KDE
  • uBlue
  • Tor project (they also have an onion site)
  • Manjaro, EndeavorOS, Garuda
  • Brave
  • Nextcloud
  • ZorinOS
  • PrivacyGuides, Techlore
  • Audacity
  • Anki
  • Joplin ...
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submitted 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) by [email protected] to c/[email protected]
 

Hallo Leute! Ich habe meine ADHS diagnose bekommen, und darf mich jetzt wirklich als ADHSler bezeichnen.

Ich hätte Lust auf eine Austauschgruppe zu etlichen Dingen wie Medikamenten, Erfahrungen, Apps, Strategien etc.

Um etwas Datenschutz zu garantieren, würde ich sagen alle interessierten schreiben mir eine private Nachricht, mit einem lustigen Spruch und ihrem Wunsch für die Gruppe.

(Bot-Abwehr ist nervig...)

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