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Here is the detailed post about our team's experience at @fosdem 2023 in Brussels by Evangelos Ribeiro Tzaras!

puri.sm/posts/fosdem-2023-even…

#fosdem #Fosdem2023 #linux #mobile linux #mobile


Trying out this RDP based desktop sharing to see if I can use #gnome @gnome for remote work.

It's clunky compared to XForward. An entire desktop required and the shared computer is basically useless to anyone else since it won't share a desktop that's not showing on the monitor in the physical space.

Bit of a leap backwards if I'm being honest. Every time #linux copies #Windows or #MacOS I get this sinking feeling that we've just given up being great and are settling for good enough.


What email app you are using for #Linux (GUI)? #Geary is not very good. I'm currently using Checker Plus for Gmail on Firefox, because there are really no good alternatives.


Xfce’s Apps Update for February 2023: Ristretto Gets Printing Support, Orage Gets #Wayland Support, Major Notifications Changes, and Much More 9to5linux.com/xfces-apps-updat…

#Xfce #Linux #OpenSource #FreeSoftware


For #Linux folk, I have a list of my common typographic symbols using the Alt Graph & Compose keys, hosted on @Codeberg, derived from @aral blog post ar.al/2018/07/18/typographical…

Might be useful
codeberg.org/natureworks/gists…


Konečně dozrál čas provést upgrade mého počítače z Windows na Linux.
#Plasma #EndeavourOS #Arch #GNU #Linux


The most POWERFUL Linux laptop? Tuxedo Stellaris 17 Gen 4 Review


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Stellaris 17 from Tuxedo: tuxedocomputers.com/en/TUXEDO-…

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#Linux #laptop #review

00:00 Intro
00:27 Sponsor: 10% off your website with Squarespace
01:22 Form Factor & Build Quality
03:57 Specs and Configuration Options
05:38 Performance Benchmarks
07:53 Aquaris: external watercooling
09:42 Battery life
10:30 Mechanical keyboard
12:44 Display
13:28 Port selection
14:30 Mic, webcam and speakers
15:31 Price and conclusions
16:56 Support the channel

No 2 ways about it, this is a big device. It has a 17 inch screen, 16:10. It weighs 2.8 kilos, and it's 38 cm wide, 27 cm deep, and 2.7 cm thick.

The chassis is made of aluminium and has literally no flex, no bend, no creaking. It also resists fingerprints really well, thanks to a soft touch coating on the inside of the laptop.

You're free to open it, and you can access and replace the 2 M.2 SSD slots, the RAM, the wireless card, and the battery as well, which is screwed in and not glued.

The CPU is the AMD Ryzen 9 6900HX. All models come with at least 16 gigs of RAM, and an RTX 3070Ti with 8Gigs of vRAM. You also get 250 gigs of PCIe3 SSD, and Wifi 6 + BLuetooth 5.2.

It can go up to 64 Gigs of 4800 Mhz RAM, up to 4TB of PCIe 4 storage, and, either an RTX 3080, or a 3080Ti. And all cards run at their maximum Total Graphics Power allowed by Nvidia,. You also get a 99Wh battery.

On geekbench 6, it gave me scores of 2121 in single core, and 10219 in multi core.

I ran the Shadow of the Tomb Raider benchmark, at high settings, at the native resolution of 2560x1600, and it got me an average of 101 FPS. When cranking all the settings to the max, still at the native resolution, it managed to reach 97 FPS. At 1080p highest details, the Stellaris 17 got 110FPS.

It also gave me an idea about thermals, at 75 °C under heavy load, which isn't bad at all.

With its 99Wh battery, running in Nvidia on demand mode, with the display at 50% brightness, wifi being used to play youtube videos in a loop in Firefox, the laptop lasted for 8 hours and 12 minutes.

The keyboard uses Cherry MX ultra low profile switches. The key travel is really good, at 1.8 mm, and the click happens at 0.8 mm. Some of the keys aren't using mechanical switches, notably the function keys and the whole numpad, they're using membrane switches instead.

The touchpad is humongous. It's also thankfully centered, and it's covered in glass, so it's really smooth. It feels very precise, and using it with tap to click feels great.

It's a diveboard mechanism, so obviously you can't click everywhere on it, it has to be in the bottom half of the touchpad, and the sound it makes is satisfying and doesn't rattle.

The dislay 16:10, 17 inches, and it goes up to 240hz refresh rate. It is G Sync compatible, to avoid any screen tearing issues. It's decently bright, at 380 nits, and it has full sRGB coverage.

In terms of ports, on the left, you get the usual Kensington Lock, a USB-A 3.2 Gen2x1 port, a microphone input, and a headphone jack. On the right, you get an SD card reader, and 2 USB-A 3.2 Gen1 ports. And on the back, you have a port for the Aquaris external watercooling solution, a USB-C 3.2 Gen2x1 port, an HDMI 2.1 port, a Gigabit ethernet port, and a barrel jack.

Let's finish with the mic, speakers and webcam. The microphone is decent, but nothing to write home about. You'll want to run it at about 25% volume. The speakers get really loud, but they don't distort or sound tinny at all, they have a good amount of bass.

As per the webcam, well it's 1080p, and it can produce good results with decent lighting, but it's still a bit grainy even in natural light. It's just a small notch above the usual potato cam.


Systém #LinuxTails slibuje bezpečnost a anonymitu. Jaký je?🛡️ :tux:

👉 infoek.cz/system-linux-tails-2…

#Tails #Debian #Linux #OS


Ubuntu vs flatpak, Microsoft's anti-consumer features, GNOME 44 beta: Linux & Open Source News


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#linux #ubuntu #technews

00:00 Intro
00:40 Sponsor: KasmVNC, the smoothest remote desktop out there
01:36 Canonical prevents flavors from shipping Flatpak by default
03:46 Microsoft's latest anti-consumer moves
05:42 GNOME 44 Beta is out
07:52 Solus has website, forums, and bug tracker issues
09:28 Privacy labels in the Play Store are false
11:30 Linux Kernel 6.2 is out
13:15 Gaming News: Steam on ARM, Mesa 23 and LAN game downloads
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Canonical prevents flavors from shipping Flatpak by default

discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-…

Microsoft's latest anti-consumer moves

gizmodo.com/windows-11-system-…

neowin.net/news/microsoft-is-n…

GNOME 44 Beta is out

omglinux.com/gnome-44-features…

Solus has website, forums, and bug tracker issues

linuxiac.com/whats-going-on-wi…

Privacy labels in the Play Store are false

foundation.mozilla.org/en/blog…

Linux Kernel 6.2 is out

omgubuntu.co.uk/2023/02/linux-…

Gaming News: Steam on ARM, Mesa 23 and LAN game downloads

boilingsteam.com/box64-can-now…

store.steampowered.com/news/ap…

9to5linux.com/mesa-23-graphics…


The new #Flathub logo looks awesome omglinux.com/flathubs-rebrand-… #linux #flatpak


New phone who dis? It's real!
The #Librem5 is almost like the #PinePhone's big sibling (slightly more specced up) - a Linux pocket computerbox bringing desktop covergence to a phone - and @purism has contributed most of the code that allows Gnome/Phosh/Linux on a phone to resize desktop apps. Happy to finally get mine and support this project! Purism got slammed by supply chain issues during the pandemic and is now catching up on shipping ❤️ See puri.sm/ #foss #opensource #linux


YouTube's music content on your Linux desktop? - MONOPHONY 🎵

No videos - just the main thing from this new simple app: music!

* Save To Library for albums

* Playlists to add songs on

* Radio Mode lets the app choose

* NO sign-in to YouTube account

* Play, previous, next, shuffle and loop

=> flathub.org/apps/details/io.gi…

#Monophony #music #YouTube #content #entertainment #desktop #Linux #Flatpak #radio #apps


As #Linux users, or even as #Windows users, we often hear a lot of preconceived notions, like "Linux is faster", or "Windows has better battery life".

Well, I decided to quantify all of it in a complete benchmark between Windows 11 and #ubuntu

CPU and GPU benchmarks, disk speeds, thermals, internet speeds, gaming benchmarks, battery life, I looked at everything on the same device, and the conclusions were... surprising:

youtu.be/a5YQ8xvQPSc


I spent yesterday evening trying to see how to make apps that use #libadwaita (the latest UI for #GNOME), and walked away with a streak of anger over a surprising lack of documentation and examples.

#GTK and #GNOME app development have always been a quest that involves throwing a ring in a fiery mountain, while hoping for the best, but in the 25 years since GTK+'s introduction, it has only gotten worse, it just looks prettier now. sigh. #linux


NixOS is an advanced Linux distro that offers some pretty neat features.

itsfoss.com/why-use-nixos/

#linux #nixos


Any of you #blind #linux nerds know what kind of Vudu I have to do to get #Java #accessibility to work on #ArchLinux? Currently using #openjdk 19 but can switch to whatever JDK, as long as I end up with an accessible GUI.


For those of you using adbsync (codeberg.org/izzy/adbsync): I've just published v0.1.2 with some minor feature enhancements. Most important: when syncing media files, adbsync can now trigger Android's media scanner so your album browser, media player etc. immediately notice the changed/new/removed files.

Enjoy :awesome:

#Android #Linux #sync


works for Windows, less so for #linux


And this week's #Linux and #opensource news video is finally here!

In this one, we have confirmation that #Windows 11 sends data to third parties after a fresh install, without user consent, we have @fedora moving to Flathub in their next release, an AI tool that violates #FOSS licenses, @thunderbird sharing a roadmap and some interesting history, and @gnome Software getting some nice performance improvements:

youtube.com/watch?v=03t0GmaWun…


@thelinuxEXP

I own a OP6T that is currently being used by my mum and it is running #LineageOS.

Should I claim it back and install #Linux on it?

Which is the best Linux mobile distro? How can I get the cleanest #GNOME experience?


If you're looking for #privacy, the absolute best option is probably setting up your own #homeserver, but if you don't have the technical know how, the time, or the inclination, the next best thing is a #NAS!

These little things let you store files, photos, host websites, run containers, backup your computers, run office suites, all with simple GUIs, and can be cheaper than cloud storage.

Let's take a look at why you probably need a NAS at home:

youtu.be/LBtEJ-iQbeg

#linux #opensource


#TuxJam episode 101, Taste of Vanilla, was released yesterday.
The @tuxjam team reviewed the #Linux distro #VanillaOS, and the #Android beverage rating app #Flavordex
Excellent Creative Commons tunes were played.
Have been listening to the uncut version. 2 hours last evening, and the remaining 1 hour, 7 minutes this morning.
tuxjam.otherside.network/tuxja…


i would but i live in phoenix, az , usa have a great convention guys ! #linux #libreoffice #opensource #badass


Unfiltered Flathub is approved to be provided as a third party repo you can enable for Fedora 38! In the next release, if you enable Flathub as a third party repo, you will get everything on Flathub and not just the Fedora Flatpaks.
#Fedora #Flatpak #Linux

Proposal: fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes…
Approval: pagure.io/fesco/issue/2939


Tak a ještě o #elementaryos v češtině. Chvíli jsem jej zkoušel a to prostředí se mi moc líbilo. Tohle je opravdu hezky vypadající distribuce:

Vydán elementary OS 7 s vylepšeními na všech frontách - Root.cz
root.cz/zpravicky/vydan-elemen…

#root #linux


Když už tu jsme na té linuxácké instanci, tak sem přihodím link na přidání nálepek do Telegramu. ☺️

👉 t.me/addstickers/linuxdistro

#Telegram #stickers #Linux #opensource


#WebKitGTK is looking for a #Linux user with #NVIDIA GPU to help debug an issue with the #GTK 4 port.

You should be comfortable patching and compiling a system package.

See bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?i…

:boost_ok:


Po tom co ml. syn „odhodil” PC, které mu padalo s W10 a neutáhlo mu náročnější hry a PC bylo tak nahrazeno Hall3000 jsem se ho ujal já. Škoda by ho byla, PC's z Bohemia Computers nebyly (nejsou) vůbec špatné. Z větší části byla na vině totiž hromada „smetí” v systému.

Už nepadá, systém i apps jdou plynule. Pročpak? Wokna jsem nahradil #linuxmint Vera 21.1 s prostředím XFCE = správná volba 👍

#linux


Super interesting blog post from Allan Day going through the results of the GNOME user survey. Glad to see Fedora Workstation being so well represented. blogs.gnome.org/aday/2023/01/1… #gnome #fedora #linux


#Linux on the #desktop is becoming more #popular in my home town, but for the wrong reasons.

It's #poverty: many people have no money for a new #laptop or desktop. Their old #computers still work fine, but can't run the latest versions of #Windows.

We backup their data, install #LinuxMint, restore their data, install some extra programs, show them around and they're good to go.

Interestingly no one had problems making the switch so far. All quiet on the support front.


Running #archlinux ! After 3 wonderful and mostly problem-free years with #manjaro I decided to move forward and do what I've been putting off for so long and try Arch ... after much consideration I've decided to forego any installation script and get the full experience with manual installation. I got it right on the first try. It's not as hard as some rumors say ... 😎

#linux


I know it is not going to resonate much with people in English speaking countries, but this has been a major issue for people who use alphabets with special characters (my native Czech included).

For years #PDF viewers on #Linux such as #Evince couldn't save characters outside the basic charsets in PDF forms. It turned out to be a complex problem and multi-year effort, but it's finally done and you can use unicode in PDF forms. First available in #Fedora 37 where we've already backported it.