And it has a lovely pixelart style

That’s a pretty big problem, I couldn’t care less about the language. But stepping away from GPL is not good at all.

Of course , do you still have the installation CD so I can erase absolutely everything and reinstall it from scratch ? That’s the only thing I know …

« I don’t know about windows we only have Mac at work, so I move to mac at home years » works pretty well for me.

Ah right. It should be TLS, and it may be SSL for future backward compatibility, sometimes resulting in corrupted images without warning.

Okay, does it kick the llama’s ass ?

Funny as almost all image will end up showing in a small rectangle on a small phone screen.

It could be RAW, WMF or WEBP most humans couldn’t care less when it just works. 😜

Is webps just webp with SSL ? 😏

Sitting next to JPEG-2000

Cats are always right

Thank you for awakening a forgotten trauma.

Then, Nvidia drivers lags behind new releases on this distribution. It’s not helping, I went from tumbleweed to mint because of that 🥲

Then Mint is Ubuntu refined for technophobe or people too busy to mess with their OS, plus perfect ability to reuse all Ubuntu targeted software and skills.

It’s not called mastodon for nothing 🤷‍♂️

Not sure one more unfinished filesystem is what the kernel needs the most…

Let’s save this post for the next follow friday…

You may look at SDF.org they provide shell accounts and hosting.

There was systemd before, now the Wayland train.

Hope BSDs can keep up in the long term with Linux centric OSS evolutions

Please hold still and look straight at the funny webcam

How does it compare to mattermost or rocketchat?

I was a mattermost admin on a pretty big corporate instance ages ago, it faded out not because of teams but because of lacking integration with productivity software.

Actually we were denied integration efforts because trust issues OSS vs corpo. How ironic today when pretty much everything is tied to a foreign cloud ¯_(ツ)_/¯

And by setting your VPN right you mean activating full tunneling, blocking connections if the tunnel happens to disconnect, enforcing DNS through the tunnel … did I miss something?