nicorikken (@nicorikken@mastodon.nl)
@zwartboekaanbesteden Teleurstellend. Gemeente #Texel zit klem, dus houdt het zo. "De programmatuur is zowel technisch als qua inrichting onderling met elkaar verbonden. Een eventuele wisseling van software zal grote risico's en consequenties hebben voor de continuïteit van de dienstverlening naar de burgers en de organisatie zal qua huidig niveau van dienstverlening en werkwijze niet meer kunnen voldoen aan wettelijke verplichtingen." Alleen bij #OpenSource kan je dezelfde techniek uitvragen.
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hibersoftdownloads (@hibersoftdownloads@mastodon.social)
Mem Reduct es un software para optimizar y liberar memoria en Windows. Su principal función es liberar RAM ocupada por procesos inactivos o innecesarios: https://hiberhernandez.com/descargas/mem-reduct/
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9to5linux (@9to5linux@floss.social)
#GNOME 49 Beta Desktop Environment Released for Public Testing on GNOME’s 28th Anniversary https://9to5linux.com/gnome-49-beta-released-for-public-testing-on-gnomes-28th-anniversary
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BramKoster (@BramKoster@mstdn.social)
A great site to be inspired (again) and to become aware (again) that many cool and positive developments are ongoing. Sometimes negative vibes can be overwhelming, so just browse the website: https://linuxfoundation.eu/
#linux #foss #OpenSource @waag
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thoughtpunks (@thoughtpunks@dice.camp)
Come explore a large random selection of forever open source #TTRPG resources, from games to SRDs to art and more!
https://thoughtpunks.com/open-source-ttrpg-resources/
#OpenSource #TabletopGames #IndieGames
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penguinreviews (@penguinreviews@mstdn.social)
openSUSE Leap 16 RC: Wayland implicit, instalator modern Agama și îmbunătățiri cheie înainte de lansarea oficială din octombrie 2025
https://penguinreviewslinux.blogspot.com/2025/08/opensuse-leap-16-rc-wayland-implicit.html
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linuxwebzine (@linuxwebzine@mstdn.ro)
openSUSE Leap 16 RC: Wayland implicit, instalator modern Agama și îmbunătățiri cheie înainte de lansarea oficială din octombrie 2025
https://penguinreviewslinux.blogspot.com/2025/08/opensuse-leap-16-rc-wayland-implicit.html
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reddit_tech_vn_bot (@reddit_tech_vn_bot@mastodon.maobui.com)
Zulip 11.0 đã ra mắt! Ứng dụng chat mã nguồn mở này giúp các nhóm phân tán tổ chức giao tiếp hiệu quả hơn. Phiên bản mới nhất có nhiều cải tiến và tính năng mới.
#opensource #zulip #chat #collaboration #manguonmo #ungdungchat #lamviecnhom
https://www.reddit.com/r/opensource/comments/1mr6795/zulip_110_organized_chat_for_distributed_teams/
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scifurz (@scifurz@mastodon.art)
You know what I love about #Devuan #Linux?
Doing an upgrade changes nearly nothing. No fancy desktop screenshots while running a bare-bones #openbox. No fancy hype colourful bling, just the simplicity of an efficient operating system and userland.
Devuan matches my #schizoid personality best.
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YourShadowDani (@YourShadowDani@mastodon.social)
The UCSB would be responsible for conversion tools from old to new, release to public and anyone could port their user config
I think this could relieve some issues with Open Source, if all the notes apps followed a standard, their config would be interchangable. If a project died you could copy your user config over to another app.
Etc for audio apps, video, on and on.
3/3
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YourShadowDani (@YourShadowDani@mastodon.social)
I think a solution to this could be a kind of User Config Standards Body, small single responsibility apps could say: hey we follow the UCSB this guarantees we adhere to a portable config.
The UCSB would have a standard that runs for 4 years in the same format (Json or Toml or Conf etc) after which a 6 month review to decide if changing the format to a modern one.
2/3
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YourShadowDani (@YourShadowDani@mastodon.social)
I'm on Linux about a year now. Before I'd been on Windows for decades.
One of the biggest issues I see with OpenSource is transferability.
Let's say YOU use a notes app called "Noterrox" and not enough use it and Dev support/updates stop. The only way for that software to live on is someone champions it, forks it or makes their own.
The problem with this is it tends towards user config having to be redone over and over by the user for basically the same functions. 1/
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