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Federico Mena Quintero

Hmm. The only test with that in librsvg seems to be gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/librsvg…

I'm not even sure the reference image is correct.

Yeah, send me your test SVG?


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A library to render SVG images to Cairo surfaces. GNOME uses this to render SVG icons. Outside of GNOME, other desktop environments use it for similar purposes. Wikimedia...
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I watched Raph Levien's latest talk on the font rendering stuff, and it's kinda sad to be going back to a much more standard pipeline that's less gpu-driven. Super practical decision of course, but yeah. youtu.be/_sv8K190Zps

Faster, easier 2D vector rendering - Raph Levien

This talk presents new work on high performance vector path and text rendering, to make it not only fast but easier to integrate with other code. Multiple mo...
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Matt Campbell

I'm particularly sensitive to the problem of UI toolkit developers being too cutting-edge. WPF did that in the 2000s, and that was one reason why my brother had to upgrade his laptop in 2011. The Bible study program he was using (he was in seminary at the time) didn't run well on his 2007/2008 laptop, at least in part because that program used WPF. And he wasn't the only one; there was a whole forum thread about it. I mean, come on, a program like that is just displaying text.
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Josh Simmons

@matt yeah for sure, and I think having a full cpu pipeline as a fallback is a really solid engineering decision all round. (though, the performance numbers might be a bit... interesting if you combine old hardware with full cpu rendering) I think a lot of the struggle here is more ecosystem sadness around drivers and platform apis though, rather than hardware requirements per-se.
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Josh Simmons

@matt Speaking out of my ass, I think the big practical differences are roughly:
1) current monitors are huge, so you're pushing a lot more pixels than before.
2) the approach that vello is taking, takes on a more challenging problem. typically in gui applications you'd render text glyphs and manually cache them, in comparison this is blasting the whole scene at the api and rasterizing it directly. this approach has some levers for automatic caching, but it's unclear how effective it will be.
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Linux Desktop Migration Tool 1.5

After almost a year I made another release of the Linux Desktop Migration Tool. In this release I focused on the network settings migration, specifically NetworkManager because it’s what virtually all desktop distributions use.

#linux #migration #NetworkManager

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Linux Desktop Migration Tool 1.5 – Brno Hat

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What did we miss in the Accessibility Chapter of the 2024 Web Almanac almanac.httparchive.org/en/202…

What should we focus on for 2025?

#WebAlmanac #Accessibility #WebAccessibility


Accessibility | 2024 | The Web Almanac by HTTP Archive

Accessibility chapter of the 2024 Web Almanac covering ease of reading, navigation, forms, media, ARIA, and accessibility apps.
Mike Gifford (HTTP Archive)
#Accessibility #webaccessibility #WebAlmanac
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Matt Campbell

I hacked the first implementation of that feature in the UWP XAML framework in the 2017 Hackathon, less than a month after I started at MS. Diving into unfamiliar code like that and getting a proof of concept done was fun. I don't think any of my code from that hack made it into production though, and I don't remember how long it took for a production version of that feature to actually be released.

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I don't usually share #work stuff here. But this may be of interest to #blind and #visuallyimpaired folks who live in the #UK: rblind.com/post/8599526#accessibility#screenreader#a11y

[UK] Get paid to share your feedback on accessibility as a screen reader or magnification user - RBlind

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So I'm working on this hybrid audiobook/ebook setup. The page scrolls to follow the audio, keeping the section being read roughly in the middle of the page. Continuous scroll made me queasy, so instead it scrolls every few seconds.

I made a custom chapter selector rather than a dropdown box, because I'm an eejit prone to reinventing the wheel, when the wheel isn't aesthetically pleasing to me. Do you think it works? Or should I go trad on this part of the UI?

splinterton.com/audiobooks/pf

#writing

Prometheus Found

A retelling of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
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AndrΓ© Polykanine

I'm really sorry, please take no offense, but it seems you're inventing the wheel. Have you ever considered DAISY? It's a format especially designed for this purpose, have text or/and audio at the same time, with as fine-grained navigation as you wish. daisy.org/

Home - The DAISY Consortium

Global Reach DAISY is an international non-profit membership organization working with over 150 partners all around the world to improve access to reading for people with print disabilities Join Us… Our Story The DAISY Consortium has a rich history w…
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Abram Kedge πŸ΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ ΏπŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦

I take no offense πŸ˜„ I set myself projects because I want to do them. It really doesn't matter if they have been done before.

One time I dived into a difficult problem and invented a technique that ended up getting taught in ARM processor classes for the next twenty years, but now I'm retired, I just do things to keep my mind active.

I do appreciate the link!

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We're absolutely thrilled to announce a new era of high-speed syncing for the open source ecosystem!

DAVx⁡ 4.5 will ship with full Push support (instant sync) for your Contacts, Events & Tasks!

We've worked on this for almost 3yrs from the first line of writing a draft for a (hopefully new) standard, to the work on a @nextcloud extension until the final DAVx5 implementation.

Videos:

Shorts version: youtube.com/shorts/fWhaLgcrcvI

youtube.com/watch?v=3TWb5U6pPY…

Full announcement:

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Release v4.5-ose Β· bitfireAT/davx5-ose

Video announcement and short tutorial Announcement video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TWb5U6pPYg YT Shorts version: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/fWhaLgcrcvI Tutorial for Nextcloud: https://w...
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"A cyclist is a disaster for the country's economy: he does not buy cars and does not borrow money to buy. He does not pay for insurance policies. He does not buy fuel, does not pay for the necessary maintenance and repairs. He does not use paid parking. He does not cause serious accidents. He does not require multi-lane highways. He does not get fat.
Healthy people are neither needed nor useful for the economy. They don't buy medicine. They do not go to hospitals or doctors. Nothing is added to the country's GDP (gross domestic product).
On the contrary, every new McDonald's restaurant creates at least 30 jobs: 10 cardiologists, 10 dentists, 10 dietary experts and nutritionists, and obviously, people who work at the restaurant itself."
Choose carefully: cyclist or McDonald's? It is worth considering.
P.S. Walking is even worse. Pedestrians don't even buy bicycles.
P.P.S. If you have read this far and still don't get it, this post is SATIRE. Reread it with this in mind.
a picture of several people cycling in a city street.
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Welcome ⭐️NINIKA⭐️ as #curl commit author 1383: github.com/curl/curl/pull/1772…

asyn-: remove redundant NULL check by DCNick3 Β· Pull Request #17720 Β· curl/curl

When the code was originally written, entry = NULL was supported. However, after 59e351a this check has became redundant. It will never succeed because the *entry = NULL; statement at the start of ...
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Who's ready to bet this is gonna be a complete disaster?

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Intel Prepares Marketing Layoffs, Accenture to Take Over Marketing Business

Intel is reportedly rethinking its marketing strategy as the business prepares for an overhaul. Intel's CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, is preparing to lay off Intel's marketing division and outsource the entire marketing effort to Accenture, a business consulting …
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A Strasbourg, le projet de jumelage avec le camp palestinien d’AΓ―da crΓ©e des tensions lemonde.fr/politique/article/2…

A Strasbourg, le projet de jumelage avec leΒ camp palestinien d’AΓ―da crΓ©e des tensions

Une dΓ©libΓ©ration est prΓ©sentΓ©e en conseil municipal lundiΒ 23Β juin, au grand dam de ses dΓ©tracteurs. Ces derniers demandent, par ailleurs, la reprise du jumelage de Strasbourg avec la ville israΓ©lienne de Ramat Gan, actuellement gelΓ©.
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Using Gemini to write me a script to fix a Python error I was encountering took me about an hour. Writing the script myself would have taken me about an hour (I have to look up the syntax for tar and invoke-url and friends every single time). However, as a lazy programmer, Gemini's code is actually better. I wouldn't have bothered with any error checking, and I would have hard coded all the paths I needed. So I guess in this case, AI wins. The entirely #AI generated script, if you're curious: share.interfree.ca/app/open/5WidkTfzuPp-EsRM6XcBvpG-UWbmvCrW28H-tmjf28qCYjH?view=1
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πŸ“£ Do-It-Blind (DIB) online Besprechung am Montag, 23. Juni, um 20:00 Uhr. Du bist eingeladen! bbb.metalab.at/rooms/joh-szv-o… WΓΆchentlich am Montag besprechen wir neue Formen der digitalen und inklusiven Zusammenarbeit. Mach mit! πŸ› οΈ #make #blind #inklusion
Mobile Braille-Tastatur Metabraille mit 8 Tasten. Das GehÀuse ist türkis und die Tasten sind weiß. Das GehÀuse ist ungefÀhr fünfeckig. Ein Rechteck wird an der Breitseite durch ein Trapez erweitert. Die Form Àhnelt einem Haus mit Fenstern in der Mitte.

Do-It-Blind (DIB) Besprechung

Learn using BigBlueButton, the trusted open-source web conferencing solution that enables seamless virtual collaboration and online learning experiences.
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Purism Featured in Fortune- Secure Linux Phone Made in the USA- No Surveillance, Data Mining, Targeted Ads, and No Clicking on "I Agree"

Big Tech claims U.S. smartphone manufacturing is β€œimpossible” or β€œtoo expensive,” Purism CEO Todd Weaver is proving otherwise.

In a recent Fortune feature, Weaver shares how Purism’s Liberty Phoneβ€”built near San Diego with U.S.-made electronicsβ€”delivers security, privacy, and sovereignty without relying on any foreign supply chain.

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Fortune.com Features Purism and the Made in America Liberty Phone – Purism

Purism makes premium phones, laptops, mini PCs and servers running free software on PureOS. Purism products respect people's privacy and freedom while protecting their security.
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Andrew Woods

that feels like a trend in the right direction, as i take it to mean the community to taking more of the burden off of your shoulders.

I worry that the yellow line might mean you’re needing to remove some of their contributions that aren’t done correctly. If that’s the case β€” are they really on more of the burden, or did it just shift?

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🚨 China hacked Microsoft email accounts at The Washington Post.

This shows why encryption matters.

Journalists depend on end-to-end encryption to protect sources, activists, dissidents, and their lives. πŸ”’

πŸ‘‰ Read now: tuta.com/blog/journalists-need…

#PrivacyMatters #EncryptionSavesLives #Journalism

Quote by cryptography expert Bruce Schneier, "Every time you use encryption, you’re protecting someone who needs it to stay alive.”

Journalists need encryption - and the Washington Post hack shows why | Tuta

China hacked email accounts of important WP journalists. This shows why end-to-end encryption matters, particularly for free speech.
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If you are attending the Open Source Summit in Denver, this week, make sure to attend the presentation from my Igalia colleague Thadeu Lima de Souza Cascardo on kernel bug fixing: ossna2025.sched.com/speaker/ca…

We also have a booth in the B12 section if you want to drop by and talk about the work we do.

#igalia #ossummit #linux


Thadeu Lima de Souza Cascardo's schedule for Open Source Summit North America 2025

Check out what Thadeu Lima de Souza Cascardo will be attending at Open Source Summit North America 2025
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#linux #OSSummit #igalia

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Monday.
A weekend of medical mayhem as my daughter manages to slice her eye open with the tiny, pointy shaft of a bicycle pump, my mother-in-law ends up in crippling pain whenever she eats, and the wife continues to balloon as baby grows.

It's not been relaxing, by any stretch, although we did have a delightful couple of hours in Worcester at the baloon festival on Friday, where a gentlemen blew himself up in a coffin as a crowd pleaser.


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Majid Hussain

I hope she getts better very soonish,
kindely send her my wishes for her to get better soon,
a virus, is that a genneral virus or something in the eye it's self?
as for my eyes, left has high pressure compared to the write one, you can tell, if you put a finger on the left eye it's alot harder than the write eye ball.
the left eyeball has less give compared to the write.
how bad was the cut?
I am hopeing not that bad?
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Majid Hussain

good call with the eyedropps,
they should also keep that eye loobricated.
pardon my spelling sir.
considdering my eye situation and wateing at the nhs for 7 hours 5 or 6 months ago, I feel your pain.
my situation was a really red left eye it was due to having a really hot shouer eyes and heat don't go well that much, they prescribed me some eye drops antibeotic ones along with some eye dropps that would loob the eye it is the left eye that has higher air pressure than the write, this may be inhibiting correct tear ducting.
hence the dropps.
odd if i don't sleep for a night the pressure in the left eye is greatly diminished which kinda helps but does not at the same time.
i'm not sure where you are based but nhs wateing times really suck it's most likely gotten worse since my last visit.
I hope your daughter getts better soon.
one question is your daughter a little one?
if yes then waiting at the hospital must have been hell a?
curious.

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ATU734 – BrailleDoodle with Daniel Lubiner – Part 2 eastersealstech.com/2025/06/20…

ATU734 – BrailleDoodle with Daniel Lubiner – Part 2

Your weekly dose of information that keeps you up to date on the latest developments in the field of technology designed to assist people with disabilities and special needs. Special Guest: Daniel …
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ChatGPT for Mac’s New Meeting Recording Feature Is Powerful β€” But Almost Unusable for Blind Users taylorarndt.substack.com/p/cha…

ChatGPT for Mac’s New Meeting Recording Feature Is Powerful β€” But Almost Unusable for Blind Users

When OpenAI released the Meeting Recording feature in the ChatGPT for Mac app, I was excited.
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Celebrating 60 years of Peter Purves’ Steven Taylor scifibulletin.com/2025/06/22/c… #DoctorWho

Celebrating 60 years of Peter Purves’ Steven Taylor

It’s been 60 years since Peter Purves first played astronaut Steven Taylor on Doctor Who, opposite William Hartnell’s Doctor, and Big Finish have marked the occasion with a special rele…
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi!
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A family of (OpenSSL) forks.

Allow me to give you a glimpse of their differences, similarities and some insights into what it takes to support them all in #curl.

daniel.haxx.se/blog/2025/06/23…


A family of forks

curl supports getting built with eleven different TLS libraries. Six of these libraries are OpenSSL or forks of OpenSSL. Allow me to give you a glimpse of their differences, similarities and some insights into what it takes to support them all.
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#AudioMo Day 23: I've been thinking about this for a few days, and finally got around to making it happen.
I decided I would take an electromagnetic pickup, plug it into my recorder and capture the sound of my electric toothbrush directly.
I take that sound into an audio editor, top and tail it, add that to Ableton Move as a sample, then turn it into a melodic instrument.
This is the result of that.
It's not long, but it's an idea of sorts.

#audiomo
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