Lydie (@Lydie@tech.lgbt)
The EU Chat Control thing, and the fascism in the USA, should make self-hosting and open-source much more popular with the masses.
It is long overdue for the general public to take the Internet back from corporations, like it used to be. Made by us, for us.
Fascist regimes and corporations won't survive if people simply.......stop using them.
#fascism #chatcontrol #eu #authoritarianism #spying #spyware #surveillance #selfhosting #opensource
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janvlug (@janvlug@mastodon.social)
Ik heb meer vertrouwen in vrije opensource software dan in open standaarden.
#FOSS #opensource #openstandaarden #interoperabiliteit #vendorlockin
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bd103 (@bd103@hachyderm.io)
Hello everyone! I'm thrilled to announce the second release of the alpha Bevy CLI, a command-line tool hacked on by the Bevy CLI working group that streamlines work on projects using the Bevy game engine (https://bevy.org). This release includes key improvements such as:
- Automatically configuring the correct getrandom backend when building a project for the web
- Easily listing and installing specific versions of the Bevy Linter
- Unstable support for enabling web multi-threading, useful when depending on crates like bevy_seedling
- Faster compile times and improved template support by relying on cargo-generate in its executable form, rather than bundling it as a library
- Many bug fixes, small quality-of-life changes, and documentation improvements
Check out the official release at https://github.com/TheBevyFlock/bevy_cli/releases/tag/cli-v0.1.0-alpha.2, and view the live documentation at https://thebevyflock.github.io/bevy_cli/.
This release is from 5 months of work, so please reach out if you get stuck or hit any issues. Have a good one!
#bevy #rust #opensource #gamedev
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d1cor (@d1cor@mstdn.io)
Pasate por nuestros cursos y seguinos en las redes sociales, mañana haremos un anuncio que te puede interesar 😉 👇
#gnu #linux #learning #juncotic #educacion #softwarelibre #opensource #freesoftware #sysadmin #devops #tcpip #wireshark #python #flask #ssh #iptables #scripting #bash #firewalls
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SCS (@SCS@social.osb-alliance.de)
🎢 Eine Reise mit Höhen und Tiefen hin zur Souveränität in großem Maßstab
Erfahrungen und Learnings aus der Praxis teilen:
👩💼 Lisa Meindl (Products & Services, Yorizon GmbH & Co. KG)
👨💼 Michael Mayr (Gründer & CEO, artcodix GmbH)
#SCSSummit2025 #OpenSource
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xwiki (@xwiki@social.xwiki.com)
Atlassian is sunsetting its Data Center products. For Confluence users, the question is no longer whether to migrate, but how.
Together with @nextcloud ,we ran a webinar, “Break free from Confluence”, covering:
✔ Live migration demo
✔ Preserving hierarchies, macros & permissions
✔ Migration strategies with minimal disruption
Recap 👉 https://xwiki.com/en/Blog/Webinar-overview-break-free-from-Confluence/
#XWiki #OpenSource #DigitalSovereignty #Confluence #DataCenter #Atlassian #Tech #Technology #News #Technews
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opensuse (@opensuse@fosstodon.org)
Cavil‑Qwen3‑4B is an an #opensource #LLM on #HuggingFace! Built on #Qwen3‑4B with a #LoRA adapter for legal text detection. Learn how #legal compliance automation is easier and leaner for #developers. #openSUSE https://news.opensuse.org/2025/06/24/suse-refines-releases-os-llm-to-fuel-community-collaboration/
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armbytes (@armbytes@mastodon.online)
Without an ARM, there'd be no RISC OS. Modular, Compact and quick. #Retro #AcornComputers #ARM #OpenSource #RISCOS #London #Show #October #RaspberryPi
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/09/a-history-of-arm-part-1-building-the-first-chip/
https://www.riscoslondonshow.co.uk/
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begasus (@begasus@mastodon-belgium.be)
Geany 2.1.0 released for Haiku (64bit), thanks to @3dEyes for fixing the keymaps on wayland-server Geany becomes usable! (same with any GTK application on Haiku)!
#HaikuOS #haikuports #opensource #Geany #software #IDE
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linkdrop (@linkdrop@troet.cafe)
Spectre · GitLab https://gitlab.com/spectre.app/ #password-manager #cryptography #OpenSource #algorithms #password #Android #Desktop #gitlab #macOS #API #app #cli #iOS #web
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heisedeveloper (@heisedeveloper@social.heise.de)
Rust, Python und Maven suchen neue Geldquellen
In einer gemeinsamen Erklärung fordern gewichtige Open-Source-Anbieter, die Finanzierung ihrer Infrastruktur auf neue Beine zu stellen.
#IT #OpenSource #Python #Rust #news
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raboof (@raboof@merveilles.town)
Cool debugging story time!
A few months ago, I was writing an integration test for the Nextcloud integration with OnlyOffice, to be run in a NixOS QEMU virtual machine. Curiously, I saw corrupt filesystem reads interfering with the test. That was the start of a journey that eventually led me into the core internals of the Linux kernel.
The issue seemed to occur under very particular circumstances, and was I convinced it likely only affected a very limited set of users - but I was determined to get to the bottom of it. I added diagnostic logging, which confirmed the issue appeared to be inside the Linux kernel. Sadly, when I attached a debugger, all it showed was gibberish.
With this challenge top-of-mind I joined the @why2025camp Dutch hacker camp, a great place to meet interesting people. Here I bumped into @raito who pointed me to a thread on the Linux kernel 'regressions' mailing list where several people were running into a suspiciously-similar problem.
Encouraged by the fact that the impact might be wider than I originally thought, I persevered and managed to get accurate insight from the debugger - revealing suspicious circumstances in the memory management data structures.
With the problem pinned down like this, I felt comfortable sharing my findings on the 'regressions' list. What’s more, I could share not only my description of the situation, but an actually-working Nix configuration demonstrating it. With that, maintainer Dominique Martinet could reproduce the issue within hours and write a preliminary fix overnight.
What looked like a bug in an obscure corner of QEMU turned out to be a subtle issue in the Linux Kernel Memory subsystem that, had we not found it, may have caused countless hard-to-diagnose problems in the future. Happy we could nip it in the bud!
You can read the full story (with many more technical details!) on my blog at https://arnout.engelen.eu/blog/linux-kernel-adventure/
#linux #kernel #qemu #debugging #programming #nixos #OpenSource
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