Oh my god. I just had the terrible realization that AI coding agents take the Mythical Man Month and make it last forever. They're new to the project and they'll never learn anything, so they're always new to the project.
Creating a 5-second AI video is like running a microwave for an hour
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I can only recommend #LibreOffice It will give you everything that Microsoft charges you for without it costing you a penny. It allows you to just save your work without being “dark path” pushed or forced to save it into a OneDrive “cloud” where they can see your information. It hasn’t got the subscription nonsense of MS365. We use it as Digital Champions with our digitally disadvantaged adults to teach them basic computer skills
Fixes #150
Uses listboxes instead of a grid. In this way, the screen reader will announce for example "System, list with 6 items". Each shortcut can be navigated with the keyboard and rea...
We’re about to do some really cool stuff with Launcher actions! @lenemter has a couple branches so you can create keyboard shortcuts for any app OR any app’s actions: github.com/elementary/settings…
I’m so grateful that @fireborn has been hanging around in our community lately. Thanks to his feedback we’ll soon be publishing updates to make the shortcut overlay and notifications visible to the screen reader!
GTK4 porting often means rewriting some very old and very janky code 😅 I’m currently getting into Applications Menu and Sound Indicator and woof. At least this will probably mean bug fixes to do things The Right Way™
There’s about 3 people right now working on ARM builds for running on—for example—M series Macs. So far they’ve got it booting in a live session but installation is failing: github.com/elementary/os/pull/…
This PR introduces native ARM64 build support. Related to #682.
Thanks to @t3rminus for the initial attempt.
Current limitations:
A newer version of live-build is required.
The io.elementary.insta...
If we can solve ~20 issues/mo it’ll only take 8 years until no bugs 😅 Luckily a lot of these are duplicates or can’t be confirmed or were fixed but the report wasn’t closed. So the final total should be fewer. But issue triage is serious work!
If you want to help: * look at this list: github.com/search?q=org%3Aelem… * leave a comment if something was fixed, you can’t reproduce, or you found a duplicate issue * 👍 react if you can confirm the issue still happens
New releases of Online Accounts and Display settings coming at you! Fixed a few crashes with multi-monitor and an issue with signing into Caldav accounts where the port isn’t specified
Getting into more applications menu GTK4 porting. There’s a lot of keypress handling stuff that’s kinda janky. Replacing things with event controllers. Fixing some bugs along the way 💪
Use GTK's built-in method for determining if a key event should be handled by the search entry. Should prevent keypress stealing and unnecessary focus shifting
New release of Shortcut Overlay being published in a couple hours. This release is now screen reader accessible! Thanks again to @fireborn for pointing it out. Inching towards a full accessible desktop. Reminder again that if you encounter any issues—accessibility related or not—to report them in GitHub! I want to know about them and I want to fix them :) docs.elementary.io/contributor…
elementary uses GitHub to track issue reports and feature requests publicly. You can send feedback to the team to inform us of a problem you encountered or an improvement that you would like to see.
Okay latest on panel GTK4 porting is that Quick Settings is now ready for review! Sound, Power, and Applications Menu are all that’s left. I’m making really good progress on Applications Menu and Power just needs to be cleaned up, it’s basically ready for review as well. Maybe Gtk4 panel in daily by July? Cross your fingers 😊
I know I just posted a thing about resting, but I had a splinter in my brain 😅 The first GTK4 panel indicator is now building in Daily! You won’t be able to use it unless you manually compile the gtk4 panel—and then you’ll lose all the gtk3 indicators—but it’s there! Shoutouts @leolost for porting it :)
I think Monday I’ll try to get as many indicators building in daily as possible and then try to get Applications Menu building before the end of the week possibly. So could be maybe a viable gtk4 panel situation even if it’s a bit buggy just to test? I dunno. Might be a bit optimistic but we’ll try
Did some more indicator stuff this week and took a detour into trying to make the upgrade path for Bluetooth indicator easier which took me into some other Bluetooth things.
My little Friday Funday project today was a redesign for Bluetooth Settings! This uses some new Gtk4 features for dealing with ListModels and should improve screen reader accessibility: github.com/elementary/switchbo…
Specific placeholder when there are no paired devices
Better screen reader experience: reads "Paired Devices list with 3 items" instead of not reading headers at all. Doesn't reset th...
Also, Drag n Drop and event controllers in general in GTK4 are so good. Really fantastic work. The toolkit just keeps getting better at making it easy to do hard things
Trying to create a proper swipeable row widget for Gtk4 instead of abusing Adw.Carousel, which means learning to make some multitouch primitives for Granite and thinking of a sensible API for adding swipe actions
Todo:
Add all the swipe stuff
Fix up all the colors and test for contrast
See if we can connect to menuitem changes for stateful actions for example
Fix up A11y
Today I went through my notes from @zersiax’s recent accessibility live stream and made branches for things that were straightforward to fix and issues for things that might take some more time and consideration.
It feels really good to be able to take action. It’s one thing to say, “as an org we support [marginalized group here]” but to be able to actually do something material scratches my imposter syndrome itch in just the right way
This icon name is currently being used by XDG portals: https://github.com/flatpak/xdg-desktop-portal/blob/main/src/location.c#L548 GitHub search shows it's being used by a number...
Btw, Ryo said “yes” to including Atlas by default, so we’ll have Maps out of the box in elementary OS soon—likely 8.1. Excited to integrate more location/mapping features across the OS and we’re already working on building out mapping in Granite so everything we learn for building our Maps app will help you build apps with better maps too!
Some more maps work. Trying to make search results a little nicer looking. I’m just supplying the equivalent of geocode-glib’s icons for now and maybe in the future I’ll add more to cover the full list of place types etc
It’s so nice to work with Ryo as the Maps maintainer. Really thorough code reviews. It makes me confident we’re building something much better and really maintainable
This probably doesn't look like much, but I now have a way to write map styles in a very Vala/GObject way which means it'll be a piece of cake to do things like generate dark styles or styles with certain layers (like transit) and keep all the styles consistent and on palette etc.
Major shoutouts to @ebassi for pointing me in the right direction
Mmkay so starting to cook a bit more. Wrote this little Expression object—I have no idea what I’m doing—and now we can do some of the filters MapTiler expects and get some more like roads and stuff
Yay my merge request to add “find-location” to the icon naming spec was accepted. Another—albeit small—contribution to freedesktop under my belt 😊 gitlab.freedesktop.org/xdg/def…
This icon name is currently being used by XDG portals: https://github.com/flatpak/xdg-desktop-portal/blob/main/src/location.c#L548 GitHub search shows it's being used by a number...
Shifting gears a bit because the maps stuff is involving a lot more learning than I expected. Been working on Calendar GTK4 porting prep and some screen reader and keyboard accessibility stuff along the way. Also trying to modernize some of the more neglected design parts
July is almost over and we still have some goals to meet for OS 8.1 in winter:
* Panel GTK4 port is really close and I think doable * ARM64 builds is almost certainly in * Monitor and Maps are new apps. Monitor is working towards a GTK4 port and I would like to get map styles into the first release of Maps * Evince → Papers * I’d like to go Wayland by default * Background apps and maybe workspace switcher in Dock?
Meanwhile, the new HWE from Ubuntu is landing in the repos right now with Ubuntu 24.04.2 expected the first week of August. So we’ll probably publish OS 8.0.2 at the end of August—that’s about 5 months since our last stable image update. Which means I need to check in with releases.elementary.io/ and prepare anything that’s overdue 😅
Currently sick in bed, but the spice must flow. Trying to get this month’s blog post out. Apologies for the lateness. I don’t know if I’ll finish it today but I promise there’s a draft
Also new Terminal out today. Should build in the next hour or so. Hopefully the last GTK3 Terminal release. Jeremy has been cooking
Also new Ubuntu HWE has officially dropped so expect a new install image in September. Folks in Early Access can snag stable/rc-quality monthly builds right meow. I think the one from this month should have new kernel already but don’t quote me on it. Either way if you have newer hardware and haven’t been able to install OS 8 on it hang tight. And remember if you buy from one of our awesome retail partners like @starlabssystems or LaptopWithLinux you never have to worry about hardware support 😉
Also I just wanna say that we have the best multitasking flow of all time in Early Access right now. This is the culmination of years of design and development work. Just the richness of features we have in being able to manage apps and workspaces with mouse-only, keyboard shortcuts, or multitouch. We’re just missing a couple of features to really complete it, but it’s already excellent. This is killer interaction design that’s unique to our desktop. I’m so proud of everyone’s contributions here
@protonprivacy will lose all of if not most of there marketing material if this where to pass. It will also be a huge loss in privacy across the board.
With such a negative feedback and a rejection from all parties from left to right (this is rare in CH), that revision is unlikely to pass. Many CH organisations and companies are fighting against it, and Proton will leave Switzerland if it does somehow pass:
I definitely disagree with all of that. But how it makes sense, that I, as a local Internet Service Provider (in Czech republic), must do that - and VPN provider don't? It makes sense to allow anonymous access for all internet service providers - not only for VPN providers...
Duolingo deletes its TikTok and Instagram posts amid AI backlash 😂
After Duolingo said it was going “AI-first,” things went downhill fast as millions saw it as replacing humans developers and support staff with bots fastcompany.com/91338068/duoli… They also increased subscription costs while firing staff #ai
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Could you please explain to me why Catima is marked as reproducible on verification.f-droid.org/packa…, despite you shipping a version you build and sign yourself to users? I also don't see anything in the metadata on gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroiddata/-… listing what upstream APK file to compare against.
#IzzyOnDroid correctly compares the APK files I put on GitHub with a local build, which is what I hope you're doing too but given I see no reference to the APK in the metadata... are you?
Note: This release is not reproducible, see #1781 for more details.
Target Android 14
Open card icon in gallery on touch
Improve design of Photos tab in edit view
Update spending screen to also su...
The page text should make it clear: "Successful entries show builds that were reproduced based on the APK signature from the release on f-droid.org". We make no statement on the signer. As usual we welcome contributions for a better text.
That's definitely very misleading text. The term "APK Signature" makes no sense in this context.
You could say something like "The APK file built by F-Droid was verified" but... verified by who? Compared to what? If you just rebuild it twice yourself that is not a proof of RB (you didn't confirm your build matches what upstream claims should be the result or building the source code), that is determinism of your own build at best.
sorry, but I had to boost this again now. @fdroidorg can you please make optically clear which APKs you reproduced? Developers knock our doors wondering why we say their app is not RB, while you claim it is – and checking, EACH SINGLE TIME we find the app is NOT set up RB at your end, and the JSON at your verification server clearly states you verified YOUR OWN build. Yes, that might show your build is deterministic – but not that theirs is RB. It's confusing.
@IzzyOnDroid So @fdroidorg is just ensuring, that builds are deterministic if made in the same environment? You're right, that isn't really the definition of reproducible. 🧐 @SylvieLorxu
Say, Joe provides you with the APK of his FOSS app. You have to believe him he built it from his FOSS source code, but you have no proof.
Now Joe builds it 50 times resulting in the same APK – what does that prove? That his build was deterministic. Maybe, as you still can't tell if it really was built from there.
Comes Jane, not related to Joe, builds from his source, and gets the same APK. Now you now: (1/2)
(2/2) both must have used the same code. You no longer have to trust Joe for that. Now Jerry confirms as well… we can prolong the line. That is RB.
Now, you certainly can trust @fdroidorg builds from the right source. But if they then build again with the same result, what does it prove? Only that it's deterministic. If they however get the same APK as Joe, that again is RB. This is the case for apps set up as RB there, AFAIK ~15%; but how to tell them apart?
(3/2) Joe, Jane, Jerry, Jake: that's the line we build at #IzzyOnDroid. We run our "Janes" here to confirm "Joe's" builds – and we have "Jerrys" like Ben: independent builders. A builder is set up within 5 minutes thanks to codeberg.org/IzzyOnDroid/rbuil… – so everyone who wants can become a Jake.
@fdroidorg provides their verification builder setup as well, but that depends on the original builder providing the proof – so it only works with "source repos" like theirs and Guardian. Not independently.
(4/2) so you can use codeberg.org/IzzyOnDroid/rbtlo… to confirm builds from anywhere: F-Droid, IzzyOnDroid, just some random Android app at Codeberg, GitLab, Github or self-hosted Forgejo, Gitea, GitLab. And you can use F-Droid's verification builder to confirm their builds, and Guardian's – and from other F-Droid repos using fdroidserver to build from source.
@IzzyOnDroid Thanks for the clarification, that's about how I already understood it might work. Hopefully they can clear up the matter and provide real reproducible builds in the future. @fdroidorg
@Fettlaus oh, @fdroidorg DOES provide real reproducible builds, covering about 15% of their apps. The problem shown here is that, at the verification server visualization, you cannot tell those apart from the "just deterministic ones". Does a green checkmark mean the APK of the developer was confirmed RB – or just the one F-Droid built themselves? You can figure out manually by checking the app's YAML file to see if RB was set up. But that requires some technical knowledge.
@IzzyOnDroid I understand. That is indeed a bit misleading. But I imagine that this is easily fixable, they "just" have to add an indicator (e.g. yellow checkmark) for projects that don't have an upstream apk configured. @fdroidorg
@Fettlaus that. Or draw a border around the checkmarks when it was "not just the own build" – to symbolize the "higher level". Or use a double-checkmark, as e.g. Conversation uses: 1 check = sent successfully, 2 checks = sent and read.
There are ways. But you need to go them. Not doing it and just say nothing, makes it look like you really want to pretend the higher numbers, for some reason.
By June 28, 2025, all emails sent to EU audiences must comply with the #EuropeanAccessibilityAct. Accessible emails aren't just legal requirements - they boost engagement and inclusivity. Are you ready? 🇪🇺
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To ja jen proto, ze to neni ofiko emailova adresa a pouzivam ji prave jen na vecech jako jsou CZ banky, a treba datovka. Zajimalo by me, jak ji zjistili... Nikdy jsem ji nepouzil na zadne jine prihlasovani a tak, na to mam jinou domenu
Z mé zkušenosti, když jsem si dal do datovky mobilní telefonní číslo, začali mi téměř hned chodit SMS s nabídkami od Marionnaud, takže jsem telefon u datovky obratem vymazal 🤷🏻♂️. Naštěstí zůstalo jen u jednoho SMS spamera 😕.
V každé SMS mají sice: Odhlasit: info@marionnaud.cz ale nechtěl jsem jim posílat i svuj e-mail 🤔. Ale teď koukám, že od loňského srpna to změnili na: Pro odhlaseni volejte: 800100968 😳😊😁, tak možná zavolám, telefon už stejně maji 😬. @cynik_obecny
ALA welcomed the return of Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) staff to work and the reinstatement of some IMLS grants, which had been terminated following President Trump’s March 14 Executive Order 14238.
Maybe vulnerabilities should be handled as bets. The reporter puts as much money in the pot as he thinks it is worth it. If the report isn't handled, he gets his money back. If the report is handled and considered valid, they get it back double. If the report is handled but considered bullshit, the money is kept as compensation for wasted time.
## Summary:
This report details a memory leak vulnerability in libcurl that occurs when processing HTTP 3xx redirect responses containing a `Location:` header. Specifically, the memory allocated...
the audacity of looking at a valgrind report showing no leaks, and reporting a leak, anyway. AI is dangerous because it sounds so confident it makes people ignore the evidence of their own eyes. That's how cult leaders do it, too.
@sazy Nebudu se chlubit, že mě v metru jeden chlapeček chtěl pustit, tak jsem s úsměvem a díky odmítl. Maminka mu řekla, že mě pouštět nemusí a on na celý vagón zakřičel, ale on je starej!!! Bylo mi tenkrát cca 40 😀
#eurovision #esc actually I don't find it implausible that given the salience of this issue, and that a lot of anti Israel people were boycotting, that more voters favoured that country than any one of the other 15. This is why many real democracies have run offs, in a run off between 2 parties, Austria (or anyone actually in Europe) would have beat Israel by a wide margin. theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2…
Exactly! I mean, okay, even if recognize that #Israel lead a massive social media campaign and encouraged people to vote for Yuval, it's not prohibited. there are questions whether it's good, honest and so on, but it is not against the law. The same as voting twenty times for one country is not against the law. Like, I could have voted 20 times for my favorite, #Portugal. Or, as a Ukrainian, I could vote 20 times for #Ukraine because I have a French number and I live in France. Is that honest? Well… I won't judge. I think laws still need to be changed, but it's only my opinion. #Eurovision #ESC #ESC2025
Mladí Britové ve věku 16 až 21 let také podpořili noční digitální klid.
Těžko tomu věřit, ale téměř polovina mladých lidí by raději žila ve světě, kde neexistuje internet.
Zjistil to britský průzkum, o kterém včera informoval server The Guardian. Téměř 70 procent mladých lidí ve věku 16 až 21 let se podle průzkumu cítí hůř, když stráví čas na sociálních sítích. #dnešnítisk #MFD #tisk250521
Well so much for Assassin’s Creed. On the bright side, a game came out I can actually play: Capcom Vs. SNK 2 was just released for PC as part of the second Capcom fighting collection! You better believe we are playing that on twitch.tv/object_inspace
Gaming while blind is the highest difficulty. I like challenging experiences with intense naratives. Like The Last Of Us, or Alt Frequencies!Specs: I5-13600K, RX 3050, 16GB DDR4, Keycron K4 keyboard, PS5 controller and Madcats fightstick.
@kjsapergia I’ll be honest, I don’t even care about the other games at all. CVS1 had amazing presentation but it is just not as much fun to play. The other games I never played and don’t really intend to.
Do you have it on Steam? We should be steam friends!
@archos jojo, to si spíš v posteli a najednou se začne všechno klepat, jsme v přízemí v 4. patrové budovy. Nebyl čas, brali jsme mobily, dítě a ven! 😁 I ty #Meshtastic trackery jsem ten nechal 🤣
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@kjw810 A recording of the workshop will be available soon. This workshop had 100 participants. I told him that if he ever does another Meta Glasses workshop the Florida Outreach Center should pay to allow for additional Zoom participants. I didn't fully realize what a hot topic this is in our community.
new #rustlang crate drop: iddqd! ID-based maps where keys are borrowed from values. Four maps are included: IdOrdMap, IdHashMap, a bijective (1:1) BiHashMap and a trijective (1:1:1) TriHashMap.
At Oxide we've found this pattern to be extraordinarily useful. iddqd is no-std compatible, too!
Canada Post has issued a new set of offers to the union representing postal workers and is pushing for a speedy resolution as the clock ticks down to a possible strike.
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Ooo I'll have to try this on Android and see how it works with Braille. Screen Reader View is designed for braille readers and screen reader users and introduces a linear reading mode that ensures seamless book navigation. Readers can bookmark effortlessly and switch between standard Web View and Screen Reader View with ease.
Is APH's Talking Typer for Windows (aph.org/product/talking-typer-…) still the best program for a blind person who needs to learn to touch-type? I understand it's quite old; is there anything better now?
Talking Typer finally makes its way to iOS. Help students make typing progress with this fun-to-use self-voicing app!
Talking Typer
An accessible typing and computer keyboard tutorial app with a keyboard game to help increase speed and accuracy in …
@DavidGoldfield Yes! Serotek resold Talking Typing Teacher as an add-on for the original FreedomBox software back in 2002-2004, so I got to work with it as part of that integration. I'm surprised it's still being sold, but if that page is accurate, it looks like they've even updated it for Windows 10.
@DavidGoldfield Back in the day, TTT had a very comprehensive solution for grabbing all keystrokes, on both Windows 9x and XP. I hope they've been able to keep that. I'm tempted to shell out for a copy just to find out how it has evolved technically in the past two decades.
@DavidGoldfield Does that thing still work? At a previous job, it was crashing in some of the upper lessons when we were trying to use it on Windows11.
It's what I used and I absolutely loved using it. Learned to type well in the better part of a year on that thing and reenforced the skill through many hours on it as a kid. Yes, it's still good.
![use iddqd::{IdOrdMap, IdOrdItem, id_upcast};
#[derive(Debug)]
struct User {
name: String,
age: u8,
}
// Implement IdOrdItem so the map knows how to get the key from the value.
impl IdOrdItem for User {
// The key type can borrow from the value.
type Key<'a> = &'a str;
fn key(&self) -> Self::Key<'_> {
&self.name
}
id_upcast!();
}
let mut users = IdOrdMap::<User>::new();
// You must pick an insertion behavior. insert_unique returns an error if
// the key already exists.
users.insert_unique(User { name: "Alice".to_string(), age: 30 }).unwrap();
users.insert_unique(User { name: "Bob".to_string(), age: 35 }).unwrap();
// Lookup by name:
assert_eq!(users.get("Alice").unwrap().age, 30);
assert_eq!(users.get("Bob").unwrap().age, 35);
// Iterate over users:
for user in &users {
println!("User {}: {}", user.name, user.age);
}](https://fedi.ml/photo/preview/640/670240 "use iddqd::{IdOrdMap, IdOrdItem, id_upcast};
#[derive(Debug)]
struct User {
name: String,
age: u8,
}
// Implement IdOrdItem so the map knows how to get the key from the value.
impl IdOrdItem for User {
// The key type can borrow from the value.
type Key<'a> = &'a str;
fn key(&self) -> Self::Key<'_> {
&self.name
}
id_upcast!();
}
let mut users = IdOrdMap::<User>::new();
// You must pick an insertion behavior. insert_unique returns an error if
// the key already exists.
users.insert_unique(User { name: \"Alice\".to_string(), age: 30 }).unwrap();
users.insert_unique(User { name: \"Bob\".to_string(), age: 35 }).unwrap();
// Lookup by name:
assert_eq!(users.get(\"Alice\").unwrap().age, 30);
assert_eq!(users.get(\"Bob\").unwrap().age, 35);
// Iterate over users:
for user in &users {
println!(\"User {}: {}\", user.name, user.age);
}")
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