Search

Items tagged with: linux


🕹️ Title: Theme Hospital (with CorsixTH engine)
🦊️ What's: A satyric-themed hospital management game & a libre engine
🏡️ corsixth.com/
🐣️ github.com/CorsixTH
🔖 #Linux #Game #SRC #Commercial #Deb #RPM #Arch #Snap #Flatpak
📖 Our entry: bit.ly/bottinLightOn

🐧 Update (dev): 0.66-beta 2
⚗️ Bugfix
📌️ Changes: github.com/CorsixTH/CorsixTH/r…
🐘 From: mastodon.cloud/@boilingsteam/1…

🕹️ youtu.be/rP0GMdoHmWM







📢 📢 📢 Today we publish an Open Letter from developers to the #Linux #community regarding shipping unfinished patches to users.

Shipping unfinished patches harms the user experience and slows down the review process in #FOSS projects to improve the patches.

You can read our Open Letter at: do-not-ship.it

If you agree with this letter, you can support it by signing it, see: do-not-ship.it/sign

#donotship #openletter #community #mobile #development #userexperience #opensource #PSA



We just released #CollaboraOffice 22.05 🌻

The new major release for #Windows, #macOS & #Linux includes:

🐘 Jumbo spreadsheets with 16k columns
📈 Sparklines in Calc
⏱️ Performance improvements across all modules

Find out more in the announcement 📢 collaboraoffice.com/press-rele…



A Letter to #Discord for not Supporting the #Linux Desktop

theevilskeleton.gitlab.io/2022…

I rewrote the whole article because I sounded extremely rude before. It's not nice to be rude to developers, whether you like them or not; whether the application is open source or not. Hopefully this revision is respectful and doesn't sound like I am shaming them.

#gnu #security #electron


Neat :) Not being POSIX that doesn’t work for me in Fish shell but Alt+left-arrow goes to the previous working directory and Alt+right-arrow goes to the next.

#fishShell #cd #linux #unix


From a POSIX shell `$OLDPWD` holds the name of the previous working directory:
cd /tmp
echo You are here: $PWD
echo You were here: $OLDPWD
cd $OLDPWD

#Unix #Linux #Shell #cd



Warning: There’s an app for blurring out sensitive information in images called Obfuscate being featured on #GNOME Software right now.

Please be careful.

The default blur setting can easily be reversed.

The default should be to replace the areas with a solid colour or a pattern not derived from the underlying information.

This really should not be a featured app in its current state.

#security #linux #apps #obfuscate






HP to release laptop running Pop!_OS. Could System76 be an acquisition target?

(Here’s hoping this doesn’t go down the webOS route.)

betanews.com/2022/05/20/hp-pop…

Via @tuxmachines

#system76 #hp #bigTech #linux #capitalism



Whoever implemented this security feature in GNOME really didn't think it through. #security #linux #gnome


So this is one of the coolest things about Fedora Silverblue (apart from the excellent stability, speed, and gorgeous stock GNOME 42): the first entry you see is today’s operating system. The second one is yesterday’s. If I wanted to, I could revert to the latter with a single command.

#fedora #silverblue #versioning #rpm #ostree #linux


Linux life hack: say you have a page open in Firefox on your Linux machine and you want to view it on your phone (and you don’t have some fancy integration between the two)…

Instead of typing in the URL, get the FxQRL extension that shows you a QR code of the current tab’s URL and aim your phone’s camera at it.

Boom! :)

addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firef…

#linux #lifeHack #firefox #extension #web #QRcode #mobile #browser



One of the good inpact of #Microsoft is pushing a laptop #security features that can be benefited also by #Linux.
For example #TPM2 can securely unlock your encrypted root linux drive without entering a password every time.
🔑 📀 :linux:
skorpil.cz/en/project/42/mkini…


Did I enter an alternate reality? #Linux #nvidia

NVIDIA Transitioning To Official, Open-Source Linux GPU Kernel Driver

The day has finally come: NVIDIA IS PUBLISHING THEIR LINUX GPU KERNEL MODULES AS OPEN-SOURCE! To much excitement and a sign of the times, the embargo has just expired on this super-exciting milestone that many of us have been hoping to see for many years. Over the past two decades NVIDIA has offered great Linux driver support with their proprietary driver stack, but with the success of AMD’s open-source driver effort going on for more than a decade, many have been calling for NVIDIA to open up their drivers. Their user-space software is remaining closed-source but as of today they have formally opened up their Linux GPU kernel modules and will be maintaining it moving forward. Here’s the scoop on this landmark open-source decision at NVIDIA.


Q: Will Thunderbird get a “minimize to tray” option?

A: This feature exists on Windows, but we regularly hear from our #Linux users they want it too. The problem is that the concept of “tray” on Linux is not a consistent or standardized thing. But how about a workaround? If you're on Linux, check out a Flatpak app called "Birdtray:" flathub.org/apps/details/com.u…



Is it just me or can’t Fedora Silverblue install Flatpaks downloaded from the web (flatpakref) in GNOME Software?

(This is a valid, decentralised way of distributing software that doesn’t require centralised services like Flathub, etc. and should be supported as a first-class citizen in free and open operating systems.)

github.com/fedora-silverblue/i…

#linux #flatpak #gnome #fedora #silverblue







"Feature consistency in compile-time-configurable system software: Facing the Linux 10,000 feature problem"

Much system software can be configured at compile time to tailor it with respect to a broad range of supported hardware architectures and application domains. A good example is the Linux kernel, which provides more than 10,000 configurable features, growing rapidly. From the maintenance point of view, compile-time configurability imposes big challenges. The configuration model (the selectable features and their constraints as presented to the user) and the configurability that is actually implemented in the code have to be kept in sync, which, if performed manually, is a tedious and error-prone task. In the case of Linux, this has led to numerous defects in the source code, many of which are actual bugs. We suggest an approach to automatically check for configurability-related implementation defects in large-scale configurable system software. The configurability is extracted from its various implementation sources and examined for inconsistencies, which manifest in seemingly conditional code that is in fact unconditional. We evaluate our approach with the latest version of Linux, for which our tool detects 1,776 configurability defects, which manifest as dead/superfluous source code and bugs. Our findings have led to numerous source-code improvements and bug fixes in Linux: 123 patches (49 merged) fix 364 defects, 147 of which have been confirmed by the corresponding #Linux developers and 20 as fixing a new bug.


citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/…

Tartler, R., Lohmann, D., Sincero, J., & Schröder-Preikschat, W. (2011, April). Feature consistency in compile-time-configurable system software: Facing the Linux 10,000 feature problem. In Proceedings of the sixth conference on Computer systems (pp. 47-60).