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Just wanted to show off the lowest end hardware I ever ran Linux on

Single core, 32 bit CPU, can't even do video playback on VLC. But it kinda works for some offline work, like text editing, and even emulation through zsnes! It's crazy how Linux keeps old hardware like this running.

Thankfully though, this laptop CPU is upgradable, and so is the ram, so I'm planning on revitalizing and bringing this old Itautec to the 21st century 😄

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Pretty sure my dad's secondary desktop I used for my first Linux install had a 1.2 GHz Duron or something and 512 MB. I'm pretty sure I got that funky compiz fusion 3D-cube desktop running on there 😅

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L'ambulanza di Vancouver che investì un uomo durante il suo primo giorno di servizio

Pochi minuti dopo essere stata messa in servizio, l’ambulanza venne chiamata per una situazione d’urgenza. L’autista – un tale di cui si conserva il nome, Charles Cocking, esperto guidatore – si lanciò a tutta velocità lungo le strade non ancora ben asfaltate del centro cittadino. Nel farlo, per disgraziato errore investì un pedone. Secondo il Vancouver Province, giornale che raccontò la dinamica dei fatti in modo eccelso, il malcapitato rispondeva al nome di CF Keiss, “un ricco cittadino di Austin, Texas”

L'ambulanza di Vancouver che investì un uomo durante il suo primo giorno di servizio

Nel 1909 la prima ambulanza di Vancouver, nel suo primissimo giorno di servizio, accidentalmente investì e uccise un passante

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What's your favourite OS that does not use systemd?

systemd cat and GNU cat hugging a Linux cat.

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23 giugno 2025 21:00:00 CEST - GMT+2

Giu 23

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Lun 21:00 - 23:00

Evento organizzato negli spazi della Vela Margherita Hack, in cui dimora la sede della nostra associazione. L'officina sarà aperta al pubblico.

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New Linux Users

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1 month later:

Searches for how to view pictures, videos, and browse via the terminal

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Check out the demo for Paris Transylvania, a pachinko roguelike deckbuilder

Another one with a good demo during Steam Next Fest is Paris Transylvania, a pachinko roguelike deckbuilder.

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Gambling society and its future

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Download festival rockers told to take off smartwatches after moshpits spark emergency alerts

Download rockers told to take off smartwatches after moshpit ‘collisions’ cause accidental 999 calls

Police received nearly 700 false emergency alerts from Leicestershire heavy metal event last year

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That title was unparsable for my brain.

Turns out there is a festival called “download festival”. My brain couldn’t get past that.

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Coinbase sponsoring the parade is the most honest thing the Pentagon's done in years, admitting who they really work for

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Tehran University Professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi rips apart the idiots at Sky News

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Iono who this guy is, but this is the second video I've seen him in and I like him a lot.

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Id take what he says with a grain of salt. I remember him saying that Syria had a dirty bomb they would use if the regime was threatened.

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I take everything pretty much everyone says with a grain of salt, I am just amused by the fact that he turned what was obviously a barbed and leading question meant to - as he said - distort the truth back on the reporter and pointed out the fallacies in the assumptions she was trying to smuggle into the conversation with it.

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Rekt. Jesus the audacity of these reporters, pure snakes.

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Israel f****d around and now it is finding out

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I wish they found out more though

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La tigre della guerra è uscita dalla gabbia

Scenari cupi. L’hanno voluto gli stessi domatori, Stati uniti in prima fila, insieme a una leadership europea disinformata, ininfluente e ormai piegata alle destre sovraniste e populiste.

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Understanding the impacts of generative AI use on children

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Texting myself the weather every day

My personal website. Hopefully always being updated!

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why didnt Enlightenment desktop recieve much adoption

Hi lemmy
So i was curious why Enlightenment didn't recieve much adoption in the Linux Desktop. (especially for a fully featured lightweight wayland DE)
Ik Bodhi Linux uses Enlightenment, but it's more of Moksha rather then using Enlightenment

Cause
- Lighter then LXQT
- Somewhat customizable

But I can see people not liking it cause.

the ui(especially for windows users)
Hard to find themes due to it using its own toolkit

#linux

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acargitz

in reply to Mwa • 3 mesi fa • •

Enlightenment has been around for 28 years. This means there is enough adoption for it to keep going on.

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Ephera

in reply to acargitz • 3 mesi fa • •

I mean, to my knowledge, it's still Rasterman keeping most of the development together. You don't need a ton of adoption when one guy tirelessly works on it.

Although I'm guessing Samsung probably sponsors him, so that's probably quite crucial for him to be able to put that much time into it.

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MasterBlaster

in reply to Mwa • 3 mesi fa • •

I suspect it just isn't well known. I used it for a while in my early days in Linux, which was back in the late 1990's, and i honestly haven't heard much abiut it over the years.

I do remember being impressed at the time. I think most people stick with the defaults for whatever distro they first choose. Since i was using Slackware back then, there was not a default choice, so i searched and experimented.

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Mwa

in reply to MasterBlaster • 3 mesi fa • •

Makes sense tbh

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Libra00

in reply to Mwa • 3 mesi fa • •

Enlightenment has been around for decades, and it was quite a bit more popular in its early days because things like KDE/Gnome/etc weren't the de facto DEs pretty much everyone used like they are now. I used it back when I had a linux box like 25 years ago and it was great, it was very slick and pretty, but now so much is written for KDE/Gnome that it feels like using anything else is just asking for trouble.

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Mwa

in reply to Libra00 • 3 mesi fa • •

alr thank you this makes soo much sense Now

KDE/Gnome that it feels like using anything else is just asking for trouble.

I agree espically for stuff like Good Wayland Support,VRR,etc

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nixfreak

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Just look at Tizan from Samsung all built on EFL (enlightenment foundation libs), EFL does not have many bindings with other languages and it’s “100% written in C”. The enlightenment OS is super customizable and written in its own component library based on OpenGL they call EGL. It’s a fantastic WM and hopefully Wayland version gets better.

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Libra00

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Not disputing that it's good, it's just so much stuff is built to work with KDE or Gnome that I think you'd miss out on using E.

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Admetus

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Gnome is pretty well integrated with everything, especially with extensions to make up for less features in stock gnome than kde.

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Libra00

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Yeah I tried gnome for a little bit on a previous Pop install and didn't like it as much so I went with KDE when I switched to Nobara.

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Admetus

in reply to Libra00 • 3 mesi fa • •

Gnome is a bit of a different animal these days, I get it that it won't fit everyone's use case.

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just_another_person

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It serves a very specific purpose for very particular people. It's meant to be as minimal as possible, and highly configurable, which means less rich interaction pieces and opinionated design decisions. Lots of developers still use it though.

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nixfreak

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It’s probably the most light weight WM that has full 3d acceleration.

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nyan

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Based on what I've seen, for a DE to gain much traction, you need at least one well-known medium-large distro putting it as a default on some of their install media—MATE is well-represented these days because Mint backed it at a crucial stage in its development. I don't think Enlightenment ever had that.

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non_burglar

in reply to Mwa • 3 mesi fa • •

Enlightenment is SO configurable that it almost doesn't have a look, and therefore doesn't really have "brand' per se. Take a look at galleries and collections of enlightenment setups: they're all massively different in look and behaviour.

I remember in my early days of Linux (late 90s) it was too much for me.

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Mwa

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ohhh okay i never knew that

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zod000

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I was lured to use it during those days as well because of all the cool and wildly different screenshots I had seen. I did manage to get it working and looking super cool, but it was fragile and complex. It was so easy to fully break it in my experience. I tried to use it again about 8-10 years ago and while it was easier than the 90s, it was more trouble than I was willing to put up with for a DE these days. Especially since Gnome (with extension) and KDE could trivially look nice.

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wewbull

in reply to Mwa • 3 mesi fa • •

When it was first developed it was too heavyweight and too customisable. The effort needed to theme it was huge and a lot of the popular themes were poor from a UX point of view.

Still E16 was usable, and then the development of E17 started about 24 years ago. People are still on E16 you say?

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Mwa

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i am talking about Moksha and i Meant its a fork of E17

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hexagonwin

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it was pretty popular back then. some people still use it, tho i use fvwm

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Mwa

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oh alr

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pedz

in reply to Mwa • 3 mesi fa • •

I was using E16 years ago and liked it but eventually switched to Gnome (2, I think), after waiting for E17 for too long.

What made me quit was the wait. All the other DEs at the time were releasing new versions frequently but Enlightenment took forever.

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SquiffSquiff

in reply to Mwa • 3 mesi fa • •

Others have pointed to the very slow development pace. I'll point out something else. When I was first starting out with desktop, Linux enlightenment 16 was one of the desktop options but apart from looking very 'different' to KDE or Gnome, it was damn difficult to get it to look anything other than default. Other desktop managers came on in leaps and bounds but enlightenment just stayed where it was and from what I can tell still is where it was. Meantime, kde and gnome have had multiple major versions and forks. These days I use either xfce or cinnamon, depending on whether hardware acceleration is available. Fundamentally I want my desktop environment to be a launcher for my applications and a way to manage my peripherals and UI preferences. I don't want to be looking at it or dealing with it or spending time thinking about it. I suspect that enough other people feel the same way

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Mwa

in reply to SquiffSquiff • 3 mesi fa • •

Ohh yeah i was wondering the same thing

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Ephera

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I tried it a few years ago. I was really impressed by how lightweight and gorgeous it is. In particular, I found it really cool and actually useful that you got a live view of your other workspaces on your panel. You could even fullscreen a video on your other workspace and then watch (a very small version of) it in your panel.

But yeah, even though I came back to it multiple times, I never ended up sticking around. It would crash regularly (not the worst thing, since recovery was generally seamless, but still meh), but in particular, it had some peculiar design decisions.

For example, if you double-click a window titlebar in virtually any window manager, it will maximize. In Enlightenment, I believe it got shaded (i.e. the contents of the window got hidden and only the titlebar was still visible).

Another prominent one was that its applet for connecting to WiFi and such didn't support NetworkManager, but rather only ConnMan. If you've never heard of ConnMan, yeah, I only know it from Enlightenment, too. Similarly, my distro (openSUSE) didn't package it either (and openSUSE was said to offer a relatively good Enlightenment experience). That's something which should just work, because you can't expect people to look up how they can connect to WiFi while they can't reach the internet.

And yeah, these are just the big ones that stuck in my head. There were lots of smaller usability issues, too. Many things you could fix by changing the configuration, but we're talking many in an absolute sense, too, i.e. you might spend an hour or more just tweaking things so that they behaved like you might expect.

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Patch

in reply to Ephera • 3 mesi fa • •

I was really impressed by how lightweight and gorgeous it is.

Maybe a controversial opinion here, but the one thing that everyone says about it is that it looks gorgeous, and I really don't see it. Never have.

Even back when I first tried it out, maybe 15 years ago, I thought it looked strangely retro. Nowadays, compared to the eye candy that is completely standard in GNOME, KDE, MacOS, Windows etc., it looks incredibly dated.

It's all hard edges, low res icons, ugly fonts, and eccentric design choices. Yeah, it can make window elements transparent, but you can't dine out on that one trick for ever.

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Ephera

in reply to Patch • 3 mesi fa • •

I certainly think that it has many eccentric design choices. It's not going to be for everyone. Some parts of it, I also think just look bad, which I had to customize. Well, and openSUSE's theming made a big difference, too: simotek.net/tech/projects/open…

"Retro" is also definitely a word I would use, though more positively connoted. It has *different* eye candy to the usual desktop designs, which is a big part of the charm. In a sea of flat designs and tiling window managers, it stands out as its own thing.

Enlightenment on openSUSE 13.2

Fortunately e19 landed just in time to get into openSUSE 13.2 …

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dil

in reply to Ephera • 3 mesi fa • •

pip? Gnome extension for that is pretty great, works like the browser pip but for any window, justa video you can't click on, but useful for stremio and other stuff you need a preview of, still high quality

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Ephera

in reply to dil • 3 mesi fa • •

Well, that was just kind of one example to illustrate that it isn't just a static screenshot, you actually see what's going on in real-time. It's also useful when you're running a longer operation, like OS updates or encoding a video, and want to see when it's done or that it hasn't failed. You can just tell when the command output has stopped moving or a popup has appeared...

But thanks for the recommendation anyways!

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dil

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yeah thats pip lol, theres a gnome extension to do it with any window you can already do it with any video on most browsers by default

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dil

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picture in picture is video idk why its called pip

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MonkderVierte

in reply to Ephera • 3 mesi fa • •

I vastly prefer connman/iwd, always had weird issues with NM. Currently running connman-gtk on XFCE.

And tweaking to your needs, isn't that expected for a new desktop setup? One hour isn't even that much.
I'm amazed again and again how stuck even technical people can be in their habits.

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Ephera

in reply to MonkderVierte • 3 mesi fa • •

Well, it didn't feel like I'm tweaking to my needs (that came afterwards on top), it rather felt like I'm just undoing design decisions that someone made to cater to their specific needs.

And I named the time mainly to give an idea of how much there was to tweak. My main problems were:
- That I could not undo some of those unusual design decisions.
- That it doesn't exactly make the system more robust when you need lots of non-default settings.

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MonkderVierte

in reply to Ephera • 3 mesi fa • •

Yeah, i read a bit into Elementary later and hard to change design was a common complaint.

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in reply to Ephera • 3 mesi fa • •

If you've never heard of ConnMan, yeah, I only know it from Enlightenment, too.

I used it for a while trying to wean myself off NetworkManager, which has a lot of optional dependencies that distributions tend to link in. So, you don't want Gnome on your system, but you want NM? Too bad, you got Gnome.

Anyway, connman is pretty fussy and not very intuitive. I think it's better for systems that are always on the same network; it's a pain to travel and connect to open networks with.

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QuizzaciousOtter

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This is what always comes to my mind when someone mentions Enlightenment: web.archive.org/web/2023042412… Might provide some answers too.

Enlightened

I work for a certain corporation which uses a certain product. This is its story. To put the quality of this product into perspective, let me say it’s been in development for about 20 years and has pretty much no users (besides my corp and some “hey …

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wazoobi

in reply to QuizzaciousOtter • 3 mesi fa • •

Good Lord... I thought I had seen some shit, but everything is a void*?

Thank you for that horrible read that I've gotta share with some friends lol

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Mwa

in reply to QuizzaciousOtter • 3 mesi fa • •

So the other reason is EFL is hard to work with i see,If so why does Samsung use it Oh well.

in reply to Mwa • 3 mesi fa • •

My bet is that this happened because they do develop both the Enlightenment desktop and the E libraries, which is a tremendous amount of work. Add to that that if they are a small team, they're not going to go relatively fast (afaik E17 took years...). Maybe it was the reason GNOME/GTK(+) and KDE (which began with an already developed GUI library) caught up.

But as I always say in this kind of posts, both Enlightenment and E are amazing and I so wish they were more rich featured and popular and, if I were the XFCE mouse and got fed up with the bullshit of the GNOME-ization/libadwaita-zion of GTK, I'd consider porting all my shit to E - it would be awesome if those two merged into one. GTK and E are both written in C, XFCE has a robust set of apps and a seemingly bigger team behind it...

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Mwa

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Makes sense especially their Toolkit is used By Tizen OS

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mrvictory1

in reply to Mwa • 3 mesi fa • •

I used it when I used arch linux on a PC with 4GB RAM and an HDD. Enlightenment loaded up in no time compared to even sway, looked pretty and had quite a few features like not terminating session if there are open apps and wallpapers per workspace! Its native apps like file manager and terminology were also extremely snappy. Using E apps felt like I had an NVME instead of HDD and I felt like I had a full desktop instead of a minimalistic WM without sacrificing speed. Switched away when I got a PC with good specs overall & a real NVME and iirc the desktop was crashing every now and then on the new PC.
The default UI is very weird, you need to place most of the app icons by yourself and I think pressing Meta doesn't invoke the app launcher? Also I cannot start E with wayland currently, I could on v0.21.

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Mwa

in reply to mrvictory1 • 3 mesi fa • •

I cannot start E with wayland currently, I could on v0.21.

I tried E on Wayland before had the same issue i thought it was cause my Setup (I was using QEMU/KVM with distro Cachyos installed to test it )

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veer66

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i18n?

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Mwa

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Maybe?

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Turtle

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Development was so slow that the project was effectively dead after E16, users moved on.

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jherazob

in reply to Turtle • 3 mesi fa • •

As someone who loved it, this was it. We waited forever for the next release which promised a full desktop environment, it never happened, we moved on to stuff that actually existed. I understand there IS ongoing development and even forks, but i frankly have no idea how is it these days. If i found out you can just apt-get a full E-based DE tomorrow i would definitely consider dedicating time to test it, specially if it's still considered to be among the lightest, because man, when it was at it's best it was very much the promise of a Hollywood Hacker style desktop, it was awesome and you could do nearly everything on the keyboard, plus it had a gazillion themes.

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Mwa

in reply to Turtle • 3 mesi fa • •

I checked wikipedia and it took 13 years for E17 to release so makes sense ngl

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CryptoKitten

in reply to Mwa • 3 mesi fa • •

I have used Enlightenment 16 for around ten years with episodes of fooling around others like blackbox, fluxbox, ratpoison, icewm, gnome and even KDE but always went back. I just loved that look I could get with that ripple effect at the bottom and gkrellm: my computer looked straight out of a science fiction movie.

Most of that time I was waiting for E17, it would be looking so good I was telling myself. It was taking so long but they were creating the foundations to something so powerful that the wait was well worth the wait I kept telling myself.

Then one I was finally able to try it, just a few components at an early stage, but it felt so crappy that I must have waited another five years before I gave another look at it. At that point it had improved but not nearly enough to consider it as a viable option.

My tastes changed too, I still like good looking but I value efficiency more so I have been using I3 for a long while. Yesterday I saw a video about a similar one hyprland, I might try it if I can resolve to switch to Wayland.

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idk i didnt use the de much

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It's probably animation speed. There's a setting for that, iirc.

Grothorious via Photography

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Libellula Depressa. [OC]

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pandasiusfilet via Technology

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Adaptive Keyboards & Writing Technologies For One-Handed Users

After having been involved in an accident, [Kurt Kohlstedt] suffered peripheral neuropathy due to severe damage to his right brachial plexus — the network of nerves that ultimately control th…

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BlackRock’s Bitcoin Scheme: How Wall Street Giants Are Bilking Poor People Out of Money

Get ready to have your mind blown by “BlackRock’s Bitcoin Scheme: How Wall Street Giants Are Bilking Poor People Out of Money.” This video dives deep into the shocking reality behind the Bitcoin hype and exposes how BlackRock and other Wall Street titans are quietly taking over the crypto world while everyday people are left holding the bag.

In “BlackRock’s Bitcoin Scheme: How Wall Street Giants Are Bilking Poor People Out of Money,” you’ll learn how just 1% of entities control nearly 90% of all Bitcoin, and how BlackRock alone has amassed over 530,000 BTC—making them the second-largest holder on the planet. The video breaks down how institutional giants use thousands of wallets to hide their concentration of wealth, while the media and crypto influencers keep pushing the myth of “decentralization.”

We’ll also reveal how new deregulation moves—like Trump’s rollback of IRS crypto broker rules and the SEC’s so-called “innovation-friendly” policies—are making it even easier for Wall Street to dominate, while retail investors get crushed by scams and volatility. “BlackRock’s Bitcoin Scheme: How Wall Street Giants Are Bilking Poor People Out of Money” is your wake-up call: Bitcoin isn’t the revolution you were promised. It’s become another playground for the rich, and the real winners are the same financial giants you thought you were escaping.

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Allah via Technology

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Scientists spot ‘superorganism’ in the wild for the first time and it’s made of worms, In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have observed nematodes, tiny worms, forming 'living towers' in nature

Scientists spot ‘superorganism’ in the wild for the first time — and it’s made of worms

Science News: In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have observed nematodes, tiny worms, forming 'living towers' in natural settings for the first time. Researc

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#technology

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disguy_ovahea via Political Memes

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It looked bigger on the website

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Millions protest throughout the US against Trump’s efforts to establish a dictatorship

Mass protests throughout the US against Trump’s efforts to establish a dictatorship

Mass protests are taking place today in more than 2,000 cities and towns across the United States in opposition to the Trump administration’s fascist assault on immigrants and its escalating drive to establish a presidential dictatorship.

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#USA

Sunshine (she/her) via Buy European

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Introducing premium accounts to fund the matrix.org homeserver

🔗TL;DR
As we need to take more concrete steps to improve the financial situation of the Foundation, we will be rolling out a freemium offer for the matrix.org homeserver users. The alternative is to turn off the server, which we want to avoid doing. The goal is for the most active users to support the cost of the service. Free users will have limits on how they can use the service (mostly around media). The change can be supported by any client with limited to no development. Premium plans will be rolled out over the summer, and we will be iterating on the exact scope in the first few weeks. The Homeserver Terms and Privacy Policy will be updated accordingly and deployed in the coming weeks.

This Week in Matrix 2025-06-13

Matrix, the open protocol for secure decentralised communications

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Krusty

in reply to Sunshine (she/her) • 3 mesi fa • •

I think that's a good idea. Even more since it's just about media so I don't have limits on messaging

Viaggi&Miraggi via Cultura, Storia, Libri, Arte, Architettura, Scuola, Design, Fumetti e Bookwyrm

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Sabato 28 giugno 2025 a Agugliano (AN) “Libera Repubblica di Castel d’Emilio”

Il Grand Tour delle Marche fa tappa a Castel d’Emilio, borgo medievale nel comune di Agugliano (AN), incastonato tra le colline della “Terra dei Castelli”. Qui, Enrico Friziero, imprenditore padovano, ha ricreato un angolo di Veneto con l’apertura di un Bacaro e di un albergo diffuso (Relais Castel d’Emilio), ridando vita al borgo.

Sabato 28 giugno il borgo si trasformerà simbolicamente nella Libera Repubblica di Castel d’Emilio, con un evento speciale dedicato a questa “enclave veneta” nelle Marche.

Il programma inizia alle 15.30 con una caccia al tesoro per le vie del borgo dal titolo L’isola fantasma di Venezia. Alle 18.00, in piazza, Cesare Catà metterà in scena lo spettacolo La Geniale Cortigiana, con Pamela Olivieri (recitazione) e Fabio Capponi (musiche). Si racconterà la vita di Veronica Franco, cortigiana-poetessa veneziana del '500, figura simbolo di cultura e ribellione.

Alle 21.30 gran finale con il concerto di Gazebo, icona della Italo disco anni ’80, autore di successi che hanno venduto oltre 12 milioni di dischi.

Durante la giornata, al Bacaro Busèto e Bottòn, si potranno assaporare specialità venete come folpi, sarde in saor, cicheti, spritz leggendari e vini, con incursioni gastronomiche anche nelle Marche.

Ad arricchire l’atmosfera, figuranti in maschere veneziane del ‘700.
Tutti gli spettacoli sono gratuiti. Sarà presente anche una delegazione di Emergency, a cui destinare donazioni libere.

Sabato 28 giugno 2025 a Agugliano (AN) "Libera Repubblica di Castel d’Emilio" - ViaggieMiraggi

Sabato 28 giugno 2025 evento speciale del Grand Tour delle Marche La Libera Repubblica di Castel d’Emilio apre le porte al Veneto nel cuore delle Marche In programma animazioni, degustazioni, spettacoli ed attrazioni varie Il Grand Tour delle Marche …

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Octt via Blogs

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fazzoletto scancanato tra sporcizia e disordine!!!

Ecco stamattina un nuovo rapporto sullo stato delle cose del mio mondo scombinato, concentrato su un ennesimo dettaglio che nessuno ha chiesto ma che tutti meritano di conoscere… anche perché è sempre bene rimarcare accuratamente i miei territori (la mia cameretta e il mio blog): un fazzoletto che è rimasto sulla mia scrivania, dopo aver […]

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2025-06-15 09:07:03

fazzoletto scancanato tra sporcizia e disordine!!!

Ecco stamattina un nuovo rapporto sullo stato delle cose del mio mondo scombinato, concentrato su un ennesimo dettaglio che nessuno ha chiesto ma che tutti meritano di conoscere… anche perché è sempre bene rimarcare accuratamente i miei territori (la mia cameretta e il mio blog): un fazzoletto che è rimasto sulla mia scrivania, dopo aver visto più di qualche giorno di utilizzo, ed è decisamente mutato dal suo stato originale (no shit Sherlock!).

Questo improprio pezzo di arredamento, che funge ovviamente anche (perché ridotto in questo modo è più così che non il contrario) da strumento di sollievo contro la mia allergia (che a metà giugno ancora imperversa, non ci voglio veramente credere), è decisamente rustico, umile, essenziale, ma comunque speciale. In qualche modo, a furia di soffiarmici il naso tra la decina e la ventina di volte in totale, è passato ad essere un groviglio di fottuti brandelli, e per qualche motivo la cosa mi fa molto ridere. Ma ora… lo butterò o aspetterò che si distrugga completamente…?

thingsiplay via Linux

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List all existing program paths from your Bash's history. (Bash One Liner)

It only works with the first command in the recorded history, not with any sub shells or chained commands.

\#!/usr/bin/env bash

# 1. history and $HISTFILE do not work in scripts. Therefore cat with a direct
#    path is needed.
# 2. awk gets the first part of the command name.
# 3. List is then sorted and duplicate entries are removed.
# 4. type -P will expand command names to paths, similar to which. But it will
#    also expand aliases and functions.
# 5. Final output is then sorted again.

type -P $(cat ~/.bash_history | awk '{print $1}' | sort | uniq) | sort

After reading a blog post, I had this script in mind to see if its possible. This is just for fun and I don't have an actual use for it. Maybe some parts of it might inspire you to do something too. So have fun.

Edit 1:

After some suggestions from the comments, here is a little shorter version. sort | uniq can be replaced by sort -u, as the output of them should be identical in this case (in certain circumstances they can have different effect!). Also someone pointed out my useless cat, as the file can be used directly with awk. And for good reason. 😁 Enjoy, and thanks for all.

type -P $(awk '{print $1}' ~/.bash_history | sort -u) | sort

I still have no real use case for this one liner, its mainly just for fun.

#linux

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pemptago

in reply to thingsiplay • 3 mesi fa • •

As I've been working on an install script for making my setup more portable, this is handy and timely. Thanks for sharing!

PS I hate to be the UUOC person. I'm sure you're already aware and it was a deliberate choice.

Unix utility that concatenates and lists files

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thingsiplay

in reply to pemptago • 3 mesi fa • •

PS I hate to be the UUOC person. I’m sure you’re already aware and it was a deliberate choice.

I wish it was. I honestly forgot. yeah, shame on me. 😁 Before this, at the position of cat there was actually a different command, which I replaced with this. And I didn't think of adding the file to awk instead. I'll update the line with this suggestion and a suggestion from someone else.

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TechieDamien

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That's impossible, look up the Halting problem

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Bon Iver – Bon Iver (2011)

Bon Iver è il secondo album in studio della band indie folk americana Bon Iver, pubblicato il 17 giugno 2011. L'album è composto da 10 canzoni ed è stato visto come una nuova direzione musicale per la band... Leggi e ascolta...

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Bon Iver – Bon Iver (2011)

Bon Iver è il secondo album in studio della band indie folk americana Bon Iver, pubblicato il 17 giugno 2011. L'album è composto da 10 canzoni ed è stato visto come una nuova direzione musicale per la band. L'album ha avuto un successo commerciale, debuttando al primo posto nella classifica degli album norvegesi e nella classifica degli album danesi e al secondo posto nella classifica Billboard 200 degli Stati Uniti. Ha venduto 104.000 copie nella sua prima settimana negli Stati Uniti. A settembre 2016, l'album ha venduto un totale di 629.000 copie negli Stati Uniti. Ha ricevuto ampi consensi dalla critica, alcuni dei quali lo hanno nominato uno dei migliori album del 2011. L'album ha vinto il Grammy Award per il miglior album di musica alternativa alla cerimonia del 2012 , mentre la canzone “Holocene ” è stata nominata per canzone dell'anno e disco dell'anno.
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#musica

Blender Dumbass via Fediverse

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Clarifying Costs of Running the Fediverse with Jerry from Infosec.Exchange

I decided since I don't understand how all of this works, I will just simply ask Jerry personally about all of this data and technical details, so that people will no longer be confused about all of this.

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CashDragon via Cryptocurrency

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Bitcoin Core (BTC) vs. Bitcoin Cash (BCH) - Which is the Real Bitcoin?

Source: https://youtu.be/Hieb9b4XQ8A

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#cryptocurrency

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shortwavesurfer

in reply to CashDragon • 3 mesi fa • •

Which path sounds better to you?

Monero

I have nothing against Bitcoin Cash. I just see no need for it.

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CashDragon

in reply to shortwavesurfer • 3 mesi fa • •

The issue with Monero is that it cannot scale to world adoption levels.

It is fine as a niche coin for certain use cases and I like it as well but I have migrated to BCH as it is the future.

The stress test a year ago showed Monero tops out ~700k TX per day and node problems started around 300-500k. This is likely a fundamental flaw and will not be able to go much beyond this TX volume unless there is a complete redesign/rewrite.

BCH has good privacy with CashFusion and in a couple of years it will have 100% private tokens, we will have Monero as a token on BCH. This is much better because we get full access to all exchanges that BCH is on plus world scale and supreme privacy.

My bet is on BCH.

dullbananas (Joseph Silva) via Linux

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What GNU + Linux software could enable deep integration of backup, sync, and transfer; just as convenient and beginner-friendly (edit: and efficient) as what Apple provides?

For example, iOS has these features:
- iCloud backup restore or peer-to-peer transfer, very early in the device setup process
- Two ways for things to be stored in iCloud, each with a corresponding list of per-app (not per-folder) toggle switches in iCloud Settings
- "Saved to iCloud" normal syncing
- Requires apps to use the right APIs and to handle conflicting changes
- Allows same data to be read and modified by multiple devices
- iCloud backup
- Available for all apps
- Separate backup per device
- Only downloaded when setting up a new device
- In app sandboxes, only excludes tmp (Flatpak equivalent is somewhere in /run) and Library/Caches (equivalent to cache directory in Flatpak sandbox) by default
- Allows apps to set isExcludedFromBackup attribute for specific files (useful for things that are easy to recreate via download but are expected by the user to not be automatically deleted)
- Includes system configuration such as home screen layout
- Backs up a list of installed apps without backing up their executables and assets
- Synced list of previously installed apps, not separate per-device

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hexagonwin

in reply to dullbananas (Joseph Silva) • 3 mesi fa • •

For backup, one can simply rsync their entire home directory.

NFS for shared directory, maybe syncthing to have locally synced stuff, scp for sharing files?

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pmk

in reply to hexagonwin • 3 mesi fa • •

I've had this idea a few times over the years, but I always get stuck at figuring out: what is it actually I want to happen? If I remove a local file, should it be removed from the backup too? If I edit a file, should the newer version replace the old in the backup, or be saved separately, or just the delta between the files? I could never decide what I wanted.

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hexagonwin

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Same. I still haven't figured out so my setup is a horrible mess with nfs, rsync and a bunch of symlinks.. and no structured backup

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pemptago

in reply to pmk • 3 mesi fa • •

Not that I have it all figured out, but it sounds like it would help to decouple backup from sync. I have syncthing keep a two-way sync, including deletes, but have syncthing's trash as a "backup" (items deleted after n-days) on each device in case I accidentally delete something. Then I have a nightly, encrypted backups with versions stored offsite (eg borg) which is only meant to be used if there's major failure like a flood or fire. HDD failure is covered by RAID10 NAS. Somewhere in there I have or need a data integrity/hash check, but at least it's a start.

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ogeist

in reply to dullbananas (Joseph Silva) • 3 mesi fa • •

you want a solution for your computer? or for your phone?

if it's for your phone and it is still iOS then no, the Apple Ecosystem is closed, there are some reverse engineered offers but they tend to be patched out or not be reliable.

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dullbananas (Joseph Silva)

in reply to ogeist • 3 mesi fa • •

Support for both iOS and GNU + Linux is a noteworthy convenient feature of a syncing system, but I'm more focused on what's currently available on GNU + Linux, which probably needs to be built upon to replicate Apple's level of quality.

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HaraldvonBlauzahn

in reply to dullbananas (Joseph Silva) • 3 mesi fa • •

Essentially, I use tar for backup, NFS / Samba for local file sharing, and git for syncing. (For specific cases, software like Zim wiki that stores to a git backend).

And it is not that I have not tried alternative solutions - for example, I tried the Coda file system. But blending version-controlled syncing and file distribution leads to devilishly complex corner cases and failure modes.

distributed file system

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Tudor

in reply to dullbananas (Joseph Silva) • 3 mesi fa • •

Nextcloud & Syncthing

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dustycups

in reply to Tudor • 3 mesi fa • •

I feel like this, combined with an immutable distro and copy-on-write fs like zfs could make a really robust setup.
Maybe not beginner friendly yet but all the pieces are there.

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rodneyck

in reply to Tudor • 3 mesi fa • •

Yeah, I use Syncthing to back up my PC's and devices, works like a charm.

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shiroininja

in reply to rodneyck • 3 mesi fa • •

Yeah I have a raspberry pi ‘syncthing hub’ that keeps all my devices uniform down to dot files and configs. It’s so essential. It’s so nice as well to be able to switch from my desktop to a laptop and continue coding seamlessly. Everything is ready as soon as I log to my computer. Don’t have to use any kind of service like google cloud, etc.

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Jumuta

in reply to Tudor • 3 mesi fa • •

+kde connect

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darklamer

in reply to dullbananas (Joseph Silva) • 3 mesi fa • •

[…] just as convenient and beginner-friendly as what Apple provides?

There's a reason why Apple is able to charge so much money for that — and that reason is that the answer to your question is no.

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flatbield

in reply to darklamer • 3 mesi fa • •

Every system has its own processes. If you want Apple software and services use Apple. If you want Linux use Linux. Do not expect either to be like the other.

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Intempesta

in reply to dullbananas (Joseph Silva) • 3 mesi fa • •

Linux Mint + Filen

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HaraldvonBlauzahn

in reply to dullbananas (Joseph Silva) • 3 mesi fa • •

Oh, and there is also bup, which might be what you are looking for:

bup.github.io/

it stores files in version-controlled copies which can be synced. Perhaps good for backing up photos and such, up to a few GB.

Two more interesting solutions:

Nix OS and Guix SD let you define a system entirely from single configuration file, so it is easy to re-create when needed.
The Btrfs and ZFS file systems allow to take snapshots in an instant which can very efficiently store earlier versions of files. I used that when working with yocto/bitbake, which compiles an entire embedded system from source - it can handle much larger data volumes than git or bup, and is the right thing when handling versions of binary data.

And one more, the rsync tool allows to store hard-linked copies of directory trees.

The key question is however - what do you want?

being able to recover earlier versions is essential when working with source code
being able to merge such versions in text files is necessary when working on code cooperatively with others - and only source control systems can do this well
In 99.9% of the other cases, you just want to be able to re-create a single ground-truth version of all your data after a disaster, and keep that backup copy as current as possible.

These are not the same requirements, especially the volume of data will differ.

And also, while you might to want or need to go patch by patch through conflicting source code tree with 10,000 different lines, I guess that absolutely nobody is willing or has time to go through a tree with 10,000 conflicting photographs and match them.

So the question back is: What is your specific use case and what exactly do you want to achieve?

bup, it backs things up!

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kayky

in reply to dullbananas (Joseph Silva) • 3 mesi fa • •

iCloud shit is only 'convenient and beginner friendly' because you're paying someone else to do all the work and maintenance for you.

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Ulrich

in reply to kayky • 3 mesi fa • •

Yes but you can also pay someone else to do all that work that isn't Apple, and then use it on Linux.

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dullbananas (Joseph Silva)

in reply to Ulrich • 3 mesi fa • •

Or I can fix the relevant code for free in my free time.

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Ulrich

in reply to dullbananas (Joseph Silva) • 3 mesi fa • •

That is not "convenient and beginner-friendly"

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solrize

in reply to dullbananas (Joseph Silva) • 3 mesi fa • •

Maybe nextcloud? IDK I just use Borg. But Nextcloud allows that type of syncing that you describe, I think. I run a small nextcloud server for other purposes and don't use that feature.

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flatbield

in reply to dullbananas (Joseph Silva) • 3 mesi fa • •

Every system has its own processes. If you want Apple software and services use Apple. If you want Linux use Linux. Do not expect either to be like the other especilly at such a micro level.

As far as Linux and beginner friendly, buy a device with Linux preinstalled just like you do with Apple. As far as user setting and apps. Get a notebook and write them down, and avoid deep customizations. As far as backup get 3 USB drives and backup your home directory with rsync or one of the other solutions. As far as restore, have install media and just reinstall from scratch then layer in your configs and apps and then restore your home directory files. For file sync and app sync functions, Nextcloud is helpful and you can pay for a commercial host, set it up yourself, or use a product like Synology. You frankly could use Dropbox, Proton Drive, or one of the others also. But think carefully what is actually needed. Cloud stuff is heavily promoted by the big providers presumably for lockin reasons and to mine your data but it is not really needed for most things. Get to know your distros builtin emergency startup tools and have a live distro like the live install media available and know how to use them.

Linux is about options but for simple beginner like processes it is best to stick to the basics.

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utopiah

in reply to dullbananas (Joseph Silva) • 3 mesi fa • •

As others suggested the backend is probably already installed on most computers but not setup, namely :

ssh to manage passworldless across multiple computers (you need that for data to be safe)
scp/rsync/rdiff-backup to actually copy the data thanks to ssh keys

One could imagine a dedicated user per machine that is for read-only of data (maybe after some encryption, limited to very specific directoriess) and another for storing only of data (with no access except to write on disk and with a maximum quota).

What this highlight though is that the centralized managed cloud model is challenging to replicate as purely p2p at home, namely backing up your phone to your desktop might be find but the other way around, probably not. Maybe even more challenging, what do you actually backup? I would argue your home directory but... clearly not your e.g. Steam games (humongous) or other backups or video files downloaded from the Web. So... probably a select set of directories in home then, but which ones? ~/Documents only? This specific part implies some decision from the end user.

Anyway I believe all the tools are there, but I think what most people lack is to view the result and for that maybe some equivalent of gitlab.com/ikus-soft/rdiffweb/ which shows when was the last backup done, how big it was, etc basically some form of visual to feel safe.

Finally to skip the CLI key management part the closest I know, for end users, is KDE Connect kdeconnect.kde.org/ which I discovered after building my own git.benetou.fr/utopiah/offline… kind of equivalent, namely a way to use devices on LAN. Backup is not a default feature though but could be.

ikus-soft / Rdiffweb · GitLab

Rdiffweb is a web interface for browsing and restoring from rdiff-backup repositories. https://rdiffweb.org/

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Ulrich

in reply to dullbananas (Joseph Silva) • 3 mesi fa • •

It's usually as simple as logging into your Nextcloud account on Linux.

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dullbananas (Joseph Silva)

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gitlab.com/GwendalJ/package-tr…

Not useful yet, but it implements a per-app checklist.

Gwendal Janssoone / Package Transporter · GitLab

GitLab.com

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PuercoPop via Linux

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Rust for Linux - Rust NL 2025

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Profitez des vidéos et de la musique que vous aimez, mettez en ligne des contenus originaux, et partagez-les avec vos amis, vos proches et le monde entier.

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learnbyexample via Linux

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Curate your shell history

You can make your shell history more useful by removing the typos and false starts.

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#linux

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vort3

in reply to learnbyexample • 3 mesi fa • •

I comment the commands that I want and then use vim to remove ones without comments.

For example, I run:

longandannoyingcommand -f1 -f2 -f3 # keep, does something useful

Usually comment explains what the command does so I can find it by description using fzf history search.
And then you can easily find all lines that contain (or do not contain "# keep") in your history to remove or keep.

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grrgyle

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We are same. I sometimes use comments as kind of tags, like

xinput --disable $(xinput --list | grep -i touchpad | grep 'id=[0-9]\+' -o | cut -d= -f2)  # Disable synaptic touchpad trackpad pointer

python3 -c 'from ctypes import *; X11 = cdll.LoadLibrary("libX11.so.6"); X11.XOpenDisplay.restype = POINTER(c_ubyte); display = X11.XOpenDisplay(None); X11.XkbLockModifiers(display, c_uint(0x0100), c_uint(2), c_uint(0)); X11.XCloseDisplay(display)' # swap caps CAPS CAPSLOCK

or sometimes I'll add # works at the end of a long string of attempts (usually involving dialing into a regexp), like

xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep -Eow '\d'
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep -Eow '(\d)'
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep -ow '(\d)'
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep -o '(\d)'
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep '1920x1080'
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep -o '1920x1080'
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep -o '\d920x1080'
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep -Po '\d920x1080'
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep -Po '\d+x1080'
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep -Po '\d+x\d+'
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep -Po '(\d+x\d+)'
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep -Po '(\d+x\d+) pixels'
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep -Po '(\d+x\d+) pixels'|cut
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep -Po '(\d+x\d+) pixels'|cut -f1
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep -Po '(\d+x\d+) pixels'|cut -d\ -f1
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep -Po '(\d+x\d+) pixels'|cut -d'' -f1
scrot --quality 1 --compression 0 --format jpg - | convert -scale 10% -scale 1000% -quality 100 - RGB:- | i3lock --image /dev/stdin --raw 3840x1818:rgb --nofork
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep -Po '(\d+x\d+) pixels'|cut -d' ' -f1
xdpyinfo|grep dimensions|grep -Po '(\d+x\d+) pixels'|cut -d' ' -f1 # works

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karpintero

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I might try this. Normally would just pipe history into grep to search or scroll till I found the right command. Also smite is a great name for that function.

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elmicha

in reply to karpintero • 3 mesi fa • •

I use ctrl-r.

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karpintero

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Excellent, thanks

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utopiah

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Right, I was starting to think "Oh yeah and maybe I could fzf history..." then wait, I already do that reverse-i-search then edit. If I use that often enough, alias in ~/.bashrc or even function to make it composable.

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Jinna

in reply to learnbyexample • 3 mesi fa • •

Atuin (by @ellie@hachyderm.io) makes the history storage and management side much easier and portable, but could perhaps use a "smite mode" to make deletion interactively easier. The current interactive implementation prioritizes safety over expediency which is fine, but a "today I clean things" option could perhaps instead prioritize the other way around and enable one key delete w/ undo instead.

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PotatoesFall

in reply to learnbyexample • 3 mesi fa • •

Is this some sort of bash/zsh joke that I'm too fish to understand?

Okay I can see how curating could work. But if you're lazy like me, I recommend this:

github.com/PatrickF1/fzf.fish

GitHub - PatrickF1/fzf.fish: 🔍🐟 Fzf plugin for Fish

🔍🐟 Fzf plugin for Fish. Contribute to PatrickF1/fzf.fish development by creating an account on GitHub.

^GitHub

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3 mesi fa • •

Zarlock
3 mesi fa • •

L'avulso codice dell'arco-lancia, antesignano della baionetta tra i popoli dell'Alto Medioevo - Il blog di Jacopo Ranieri

Non è difficile comprendere perché, in termini di reperti archeologici che sono giunti fino a noi in condizioni adatte allo studio, la quantità di spade ed altri implementi metallici risulta maggiore delle armi a lunga gittata, ivi inclusi archi, gia…

^{Jacopo (Il blog di Jacopo Ranieri)}

#cultura

Protestation via Communism

3 mesi fa • •

Protestation
3 mesi fa • •

Protestation

#communism

Andy Piper via The lost outpost

3 mesi fa • •

Andy Piper
3 mesi fa • •

I’m accidentally becoming a #FediMerch guy.

Shiny stickers

Last year, I wrote a blog post, Fediverse for Freedom – which was about the importance of a free and open Fediverse, and how and why public institutions can support it. Since then, I’ve referred to this blog post in many of my talks and in conversations, and started to use the hashtag #FediverseForFreedom.

Ahead of FOSDEM back in February, I created some stickers to share – a Fediverse logo, overlaid with the text “I Am Part Of The Rebel Alliance #FediverseForFreedom”. They were quite a hit at the time, and since then I’ve used the same image in presentations. When people have seen them, I’ve quite often been asked where they came from.

Last week, Elena Rossini – writer of the fantastic The Future is Federated blog/newsletter, talented filmmaker and photographer, and (perhaps) the Fediverse’s Number One Fan – released a great, four minute video that both explains and promotes the Fediverse and open platforms not owned by billionaires¹

videos.elenarossini.com/videos…

One of the stickers shows up in several shots of the the video, and once again, I heard that people would like to be able to get some for themselves.

A simple site

I’ve been wanting to make the stickers available for a while, but the release of the video finally pushed me into getting this done!

I’d recently bought some stickers myself, from the talented Robb Knight, and he mentioned that he used Stripe Payment Links for his site. I already had a Stripe account, so thought I’d try the same thing.

So: now you can visit fediverseforfreedom.org (.com points to .org), and click on a link to to get a handful of stickers shipped in your direction! You can also easily just tell your friends, “oh yeah, I got them from Fediverse For Freedom dot org”. Nice and straightforward.
A small pile of I Am Part Of The Rebel Alliance stickers
There’s a bit more information about it all on that simple site, but I thought it might be interesting to write down a bit more about how I made it.

The site is running on Codeberg Pages. Previously I’ve put these kinds of one-off, single page sites up on GitHub Pages, or on Glitch. I’m feeling increasingly less comfortable about having all of my stuff on GitHub and hosted in the US; and, unfortunately, Glitch is going away soon (more on this in a future post). So in this case I chose Codeberg Pages, although I’m aware that they are themselves a platform that is currently in maintenance mode. I’m open to suggestions for similar sites, as I’ll need to migrate some Glitch apps somewhere very soon!

Apart from that: the whole operation is very low tech. Stripe Payment Links are convenient – Stripe itself can handle a huge variety of payment types – but, on the backend… it does not do much. No order acknowledgement emails, order management tools, or anything like that. All I get is a basic dashboard with information about the orders. I whipped up some simple Python that uses the Stripe API to grab the postal addresses of orders, and then creates SVG address labels for printing. The same code also grabs the email addresses so that I can send an email thanking the customer for the order.

In terms of shipping, that’s also a manual process – no “drop-shipping” here, I’m getting the stickers from my regular supplier (StickerApp), putting them in envelopes, and posting them out myself. That also means that delivery times will vary – although I had enough in stock to cover all of the initial orders, I’ve also been in Amsterdam for the past 3 days, so the first batch will go out on Monday.

One more thing I’m experimenting with here is GoatCounter, just to get a sense of traffic and interest. I didn’t want to put a load of invasive Google Analytics onto such a basic page, and I’ve had GoatCounter recommended to me a few times now – like Mastodon, it has also benefited from NLNet funding from the European Union in the past, and I wanted to see what was possible. It seems to do just what I wanted, whilst also being unintrusive.

What’s next?

Look… I don’t intend to become some kind of merch magnate, but I do know that some people share my own desire to display our commitment to the Fediverse and related causes, and if I can help folks to do so, then I will (did you know we already made a t-shirt? Elena has asked me for more in the same vein!).

If you want to look for other ways to show your support in public, and to give back to people or projects that work on tools that you use, take a look at the Awesome Fediverse Merch list that Jeff Sikes is curating. Plenty of options for everyone.

Finally – remember to support the creators of your favourite sites, services, and open source software directly, whenever you can!

Remember, as I heard in a keynote at the PublicSpaces conference this week: “the Internet is currently controlled by four or five fucked up right wing white men” – it’s time to rewild the internet, and take ownership of our data and choices. ↩︎

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#100DaysToOffload #FediMerch #fediverse #FediverseForFreedom #merch #sticker #stripe #swag #webApp

📺 Introducing the Fediverse: a New Era of Social Media

A 4 minute video that aims to introduce the Fediverse to people not familiar with it

^{Elena Rossini}

Andy Piper

2025-02-14 15:21:00

Fediverse for Freedom (FOSDEM 2025)

A short talk about why civic institutions should own and host their own presence in the Social Web. This talk was originally given at the end of the "Social Web After Hours" meetup in Brussels HSBXL, for FOSDEM 2025.

#fediverse #sticker #100DaysToOffload #webapp #Merch #stripe #swag #fediverseforfreedom #fedimerch

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suoko via Podcast

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suoko
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Io ero il milanese

Un'ornella per ciascun carcere

Io ero il milanese | S1E10 | Rinascita | RaiPlay Sound

10. Rinascita - Io ero il milanese - "Io ho dovuto ricostruire tutto. Partire dalle macerie e rimettere su un cantiere intorno a me. Ho dovuto ricostruire, partire da zero. Demolisco quell'immagine che le persone avevano di me.

^RaiPlaySound

#Podcast

suoko via Scienza e tecnologia

3 mesi fa • •

suoko
3 mesi fa • •

La traduzione simultanea di Google, fantascienza diventata realtà

Google sbaraglia i concorrenti. Apple aspetta tempi migliori, ma del resto il silenzio è ancora compatibile con la privacy

^{Massimiliano Parente (il Giornale)}

#scienza

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Drdoom2027 via Memes

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Drdoom2027
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WWIII before GTA 6...

#memes

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Anomalocaris

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there will be a Christmas truce for when GTA6 comes out

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neon_nova

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We are already in ww3. It’s just the start of it and in the future, the year we live in will be part of the dates people study when they study ww3.

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Mediathekperlen via NexxtPress

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Mediathekperlen
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Todd Haynes, Mark Ruffalo – „Vergiftete Wahrheit“ (2019)

Hollywood kann so viel mehr als Eskapismus – das beweist dieses leise, wütende Justizdrama über einen der größten Umweltskandale der US-Geschichte. Mark Ruffalo spielt den Anwalt, der gegen den Chemiekonzern DuPont kämpft – und gegen die Gleichgültigkeit der Öffentlichkeit. Ein Film, der nicht beruhigt, sondern verstört. Und der noch lange nach dem Abspann weiterarbeitet… (ARD/One)

Mediathekperlen | Todd Haynes, Mark Ruffalo - „Vergiftete Wahrheit“ (2019)

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BrikoX via Path of Exile

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BrikoX
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[Patch Notes] 3.26.0 Hotfix 5

3.26.0 Hotfix 5

Re-enabled progression in Kirac's Vault Pass.
Fixed a "GetAdapterInfo" client crash that could occur when launching the game.

Patch Notes - 3.26.0 Hotfix 5 - Forum - Path of Exile

Path of Exile is a free online-only action RPG under development by Grinding Gear Games in New Zealand.

^{Path of Exile}

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BrikoX via Path of Exile

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BrikoX
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[Patch Notes] 3.26.0 Hotfix 4

3.26.0 Hotfix 4

Added Opt-In Party Member UI to Mercenary Encounters.
Prevented the Fallen Reverend Mercenary from summoning far too many spectres when encountered.
Lowered damage significantly on Greater Shock Nova and Vaal Flameblast Mercenary Skills. Greater Shock Nova reduction will only apply to enemy Mercenaries. Vaal Flameblast reduction will apply both when allied and when an enemy.
Fixed a bug where a legacy chance to Suppress Spell Damage modifier could roll on Veiled Body Armours and a legacy increased Critical Strike Chance during Flask Effect modifier could roll on Cinderswallow Urn.
Fixed a deserialise packet packet crash that could occur on the login screen.
Fixed a client crash related to the Phrecian Magistrate Character Effect.
Fixed two instance crashes.

You will need to restart your client to receive the client changes in this hotfix.

Patch Notes - 3.26.0 Hotfix 4 - Forum - Path of Exile

Path of Exile is a free online-only action RPG under development by Grinding Gear Games in New Zealand.

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Robochocobo via Linux

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Robochocobo
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How can we combine two audio recording inputs (mics) into one audio input source in Manjaro?

My partner and I are running Manjaro and very new to it. Trying to switch as much as possible over to daily use with Manjaro.
We have pipewire, not pulseaudio

We record multiple times a week on OBS, and my partner and I are in the same room. We have two mics side by side both inputs going into my PC. Linux, and therefore OBS, are recognizing the two mic inputs separately as you might expect.

OBS can set up both of these separate inputs, but the issue is we're having significant problems with echo and the noise suppression/noise gates are not sufficient.

This was not an issue on windows, where we used Voicemeeter to combine our inputs into one mic for OBS. I am looking to emulate that on Linux to see if it solves our problems.

We have tried a mic merge sink, but it creates an OUTPUT device, not an input device.

SOLUTION:
QPWGraph was the answer (or something like it, Helvum was also recommended) While it looks intimidating at first you just need to understand it's a series of outputs and inputs and you play mix and match. This allowed us to take the outputs of the mics and connect them directly to a single OBS mic source. This 100% did all that Voicemeeter was doing for us, and the results were also the same.

We do not experience echo, overlap, feedback, or any of the issues we were having by adding the two mics separately in OBS. Our issue was NOT the setup, as some people focused on here. As soon as we got the mics going into that same input, all was good and we successfully ran a recording session 100% in Manjaro.

In the end, this did everything we wanted from Voicemeeter + MORE, as I can now isolate different outputs as well. So for instance in recordings I can manage the volume of discord and the background music separately. So this was an amazing solution and the result was exactly what was needed, and ultimately was much easier than Voicemeeter.

Thank you to those here that recommended it, and the people at the Manjaro forums.

#linux

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catloaf

in reply to Robochocobo • 3 mesi fa • •

It sounds like your issue is that each microphone is picking up the other person's voice. If your software is insufficient to handle this, I'd move or change the microphones.

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LandedGentry

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9tr6gyp3

in reply to LandedGentry • 3 mesi fa • •

I can think of some commercial audio processors that can help with that, but they are super pricey.

I can't think of a linux application that has this capability. If there is something out there that offers AEC (acoustic echo cancellation) on linux with two mic inputs, id also be interested.

One way to help with this as far as inexpensive hardware is to make sure you're using cardioid dynamic microphones, and not omnidirectional condenser microphones. Cardioid dynamic mics generally pick up audio directionally, like from the "front". You have to be right up on the mic in order to have it record any type of audio. They generally wont pick up environmental sound from anything more than a few feet away. You can just point them away from noise you don't want to pick up.

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catloaf

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We have a setup that works fine with Windows, so I refuse accept that we cannot make it work the same way with Linux. I feel like a lot of people here are not focusing on the main questions we had about how we can achieve a goal.

We figured out how to merge the mic inputs into a single sink, but it's an output. We used this post to achieve it. This helps us, and works for Discord. On Discord the echo is not a problem, but it's using the built in Krisp to do noise suppression, so that might be part of it.

On Windows, as described in OP, we used VoiceMeteer to combine the inputs. It's possible this was achieving some kind of noise suppression too, but I don't see how or why that would be the case. Either way, in Windows, there is no echo problem. We use the same exact setup to be on Discord and record our inputs through OBS without any echo.

[SOLVED] Merge 2 audio inputs/sources / Newbie Corner / Arch Linux Forums

^{bbs.archlinux.org}

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LandedGentry

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iAmTheTot

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You're right, that would help. I am not 100% sure that it was not applying some kind of echo/noise filtering. If you're aware of any software that can do this on linux, we will try that.

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LandedGentry

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Robochocobo

in reply to LandedGentry • 3 mesi fa • •

No this is not our issue, but thanks for the responses.

We have excellent mics and set up, and we run this set up for years just fine on windows. So all the assistance I am looking for is how to combine our inputs into one on Manjaro.

My partner's other post says more which I might as well not repeat: sh.itjust.works/post/40171565/…

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LandedGentry

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iAmTheTot

in reply to LandedGentry • 3 mesi fa • •

A software solution is fine for us. We cannot change mic arrangement any more than it already is due to physical restraints in room. The mics are faced away from each other. They are good quality XLR mics and run through a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2.

You were depending on heavy real time post processing in software

Are you talking about Voicemeteer?

what are you recording for

We play TTRPGs online via Discord and FoundryVTT, and record the sessions. We use OBS to capture webcams on Discord, the virutal tabletop, desktop audio for other people's voices/music from the vtt, and mic audio for our voices.

On Windows, we used Voicemeteer to combine our mics. We could use this resulting combination for both OBS and Discord. Since we cannot find similar software so far for linux, we came across the solution I linked above. It works for getting our mics to be combined into one for Discord, but doesn't show up as an input in OBS. We cannot get OBS to "listen to" the combined sink output.

So, instead, we just set them up as two different mics in OBS. This would be fine, except the recording as the echo problem. Over Discord, I assume because it's getting Krisp noise suppression applied, there is no echo. But after listening to the OBS recording, there is echo. So, a software solution to noise/echo suppress might be what we need as well, but that's why we're asking for help.

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LandedGentry

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iAmTheTot

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Voicemeteer also seems to be a mystery to y’all.

(reposting this in a higher comment for other people to potentially see)

Y’all need carpet on the floors, maybe something on the walls, and to be facing each other from across the table with cardiod mics.

The room is not professionally treated for sound, but we do have one wall (behind the mics) 90% covered with 2" sound dampening foam. Lots of stuff on the other walls, rugs, etc. It is not a bare-bones room. Our mics are good quality cardioid mics and while our setups are not 180° back-to-back, the mics point away from each other when in use. I don’t know if I can explain well enough with words, but we sit side-by-side with the mics between us on arms. They swing down between us, stretch out towards us, and point away from each other. They are about 1.5 to 2 feet apart from each other, pointed away, when in use.

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QuazarOmega

in reply to Robochocobo • 3 mesi fa • •

Never done anything with 2 mics, so I'll just throw a vague suggestion: there's Helvum to combine the mic inputs and then Easy Effects that can apply a few noise suppression filters that can do world of a difference, maybe the first isn't even necessary, while the second is the core and can be tweaked a lot

Install Helvum on Linux | Flathub

Patchbay for PipeWire

^Flathub

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Ada

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We bypass the issue. We use DJI mini mics, which allow you to connect multiple mics to a single base receiver, and that receiver appears as a stereo sound source.

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kayky

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There should be a software solution to this.

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HelloRoot

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I've just created an OBS audio capture device, then opened qpwgraph and put both mic's into it.

It should do what you want, but I am not sure that will fix the problem. Give it a shot and let us know.

I definitely recommend playing around with easyeffects a bit more as well.

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iAmTheTot

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This was the solution, thank you!

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Robochocobo

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100% what worked for us, and I got the recommendation from Manjaro forums as well. Thank you!

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Noo

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Try using audacity/tenacity with each mic on one stereo channel, press recording and like the output to OBS.

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BrikoX via Path of Exile

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[Patch Notes] 3.26.0 Hotfix 3

3.26.0 Hotfix 3

Changed DirectX12 to be the default Renderer, which also helps players who were experiencing device errors under DirectX11. Clients on DirectX11 will automatically switch to this if supported but can change back if needed. The "(default)" text next to this will be updated in a later patch.
Fixed an bug where vendor windows would not save the search filter after clearing the textbox.
Fixed a client crash on the Steam login screen.

You will need to restart your client to receive the client changes in this hotfix.

Patch Notes - 3.26.0 Hotfix 3 - Forum - Path of Exile

Path of Exile is a free online-only action RPG under development by Grinding Gear Games in New Zealand.

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BrikoX via Path of Exile

3 mesi fa • •

BrikoX
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[Patch Notes] 3.26.0 Hotfix 2

3.26.0 Hotfix 2

Fixed a bug where Smoulderstrike Mercenaries failed to spawn with Unique Weapons equipped correctly.
Fixed a client crash related to the King of the Faridun Armour Set.
Fixed the DLSS option not being available on Steam.

Patch Notes - 3.26.0 Hotfix 2 - Forum - Path of Exile

Path of Exile is a free online-only action RPG under development by Grinding Gear Games in New Zealand.

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Sunshine (she/her) via Opensource

3 mesi fa • •

Sunshine (she/her)
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ODF: An Analysis of the Adoption of the Open Document Format

ODF: An Analysis of the Adoption of the Open Document Format - The Document Foundation Blog

Over the course of its 20-year history, the ODF standard has been adopted, or at least recommended, by numerous supranational bodies and several countries on almost every continent.

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Kevin Gamin via Medi-Nerd 2

3 mesi fa • •

Kevin Gamin
3 mesi fa • •

2025 Medina Juneteenth Celebration

Medina held their fourth annual Juneteenth celebration at the town square today. I was able to check out some of it, even with the wet weather. It was the Sanyuka Children’s Choir from Uganda who impressed me the most with their energy and dancing. Kenny Crumpton from Fox 8’s Kickin’ It With Kenny and Danita Harris from WKYC Channel 3 were also featured guest speakers at the event.

Image features a large banner announcing "Medina's 4th Annual Juneteenth Celebration," with various sponsors listed. The backdrop includes multiple tents and people, indicating a community event. The setting is green park space with trees. Medina Juneteenth Welcome Banner
2025 Medina Juneteenth Celebration
Photo by Kevin Gamin A lively group of dancers performing traditional dance in colorful attire, featuring beaded necklaces and decorative skirts. The scene is set outdoors, with some performers wearing t-shirts and decorated waist garments, expressing joy and energy. The Sanyuka Children’s Choir
2025 Medina Juneteenth Celebration
Photo by Kevin Gamin A man in a white cap engages joyfully with a young girl wearing a beaded necklace and a white T-shirt. Both are smiling and dancing at an outdoor event with a crowd in the background, under a tree. The Sanyuka Children’s Choir
2025 Medina Juneteenth Celebration
Photo by Kevin Gamin A woman wearing a white cap, black glasses, and a black jacket stands at a microphone, speaking. She has red nail polish and her shirt features the word "embrace" repeated in different contexts. Two flags are visible in the background. Channel 3 anchorwoman Danita Harris
2025 Medina Juneteenth Celebration
Photo by Kevin Gamin

2025-06-14 Medina Juneteenth Celebration

Explore this photo album by Kevin Gamin on Flickr!

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#medina #Juneteenth #Ohio #2025 #DanitaHarris #KennyCrumpton #SanyukaChildrenSChoir

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china🇨🇳 via NetBSD

3 mesi fa • •

china🇨🇳
3 mesi fa • •

Free NetBSD server user account only for educational purposes

Greetings,

I recently setup my own NetBSD server to learn more about selfhosting and Unix. I am sharing it with anyone who also want to learn about command line and server stuff and will be also providing mentorship ( not an expert but know enough to at least teach begginers).

stuff I can teach using that server:
- basic command line
- how to host stuff like static HTML pages
- ssh concepts
- hosting http alternative like Gemini, Gopher etc
- scripting in Bash, Python etc

so yeah, if you think you or someone else is interested in learning NetBSD share this post with them 😀

( again this is just for begginers only please don't sign up if you are already an expert or intermediate )
( this is my mail alias I put to avoid spammers so don't be afraid of it sawura19.zofeta41@murena.io )

Hello there, fellow open source enthusiasts!

^{netbsd.ghodawalaaman.xyz}

#NetBSD

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