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#Catima 2.41.6 is out!
Catima is a simple app for store discount cards, event tickets and more.
This release fixes a regression introduced in 2.41.5 causing the manual barcode selection screen to only show empty squares and makes URLs in card IDs clickable in the "more info" pop up.
Coming soon to an app store near you!
github.com/CatimaLoyalty/Andro…
#IzzyOnDroid #FDroid #GitHub #GooglePlay
Release 2.41.6 · CatimaLoyalty/Android
Auto-detect URLs in card ID and make the clickable in card ID details pop-up Fix barcode selector activity showing white squares instead of barcodesGitHub
Who has still a #FOSS project hosted on #GitHub? Why?
Don't you prefer a development platform that is aligned with the values of free software?
Did you consider migrating to e.g. @Codeberg? Is there something holding you back?
#opensource #software #git #gitforge #bigtech
Codeberg.org
Codeberg is a non-profit community-led organization that aims to help free and open source projects prosper by giving them a safe and friendly home.Codeberg.org
#Catima 2.41.5 is out!
Catima is a simple Android app to store event tickets/plane tickets/store discount codes and more in.
Version 2.41.5 is the last iteration of the barcode encoding feature. It removes automatic encoding in favour of deciding encoding once on adding a card (extracted from pkpass files, otherwise ISO-8859-1) and then sticking with that. It also fixes some other bugs.
github.com/CatimaLoyalty/Andro…
Coming soon to an app store near you!
#IzzyOnDroid #FDroid #GitHub #GooglePlay
Release 2.41.5 · CatimaLoyalty/Android
Fix list widget sometimes opening wrong card Fix several bugs with shortcut handling Fix About activity not using pure black title bar in OLED mode Fully remove automatic barcode encoding detection...GitHub
How my students taught me that Github’s monopoly is hurting the Open Source ecosystem even more than I thought.
ploum.net/2026-01-05-unteachin…
How Github monopoly is destroying the open source ecosystem
How Github monopoly is destroying the open source ecosystem par Ploum - Lionel Dricot.ploum.net
I decided to just quickly release 2.41.4 and disable the automatic barcode encoding detection for now. Breaking Deutschlandticket is definitely one of the worst things that could have happened and I don't want people to get stranded in Germany.
github.com/CatimaLoyalty/Andro…
I've asked @IzzyOnDroid and linsui (from @fdroidorg) to get this release out more quickly if possible: github.com/CatimaLoyalty/Andro…
Coming soon to an app store near you.
#IzzyOnDroid #FDroid #GitHub #GooglePlay
2.41.4 · CatimaLoyalty Android · Discussion #2942
Disable automatic barcode encoding detection for now (breaks too many cards) This discussion was created from the release 2.41.4.GitHub
Okay, *one* last release for Android 5 users.
#Catima 2.41.2 is out
github.com/CatimaLoyalty/Andro…
The barcode encoding feature added in Catima 2.41.0 caused a very minor change in how barcodes where generated, which for some users led to failures to use their cards (github.com/CatimaLoyalty/Andro…). This is now fixed by slightly changing how automatic mode works.
Coming soon to an app store near you.
#IzzyOnDroid #FDroid #GitHub #GooglePlay
QR code card working in 2.40.x is broken in 2.41.1
QR code card added to Catima prior to v2.41, referring to https://xtra.colruytgroup.be/xtra/qr/961198520459603760316514. Was working fine until v2.40.x (scanned OK at the cash desk) Using v2.41.1, ...se-te (GitHub)
#Catima 2.41.0 is out!
github.com/CatimaLoyalty/Andro…
This release adds support for UTF-8 barcodes (by default, the encoding will be extracted from the pkpass file or auto-detected if set otherwise).
It also contains some bugfixes and UI tweaks.
Due to Google dropping Android 5 compatibility in their libraries, this will be the last release available for Android 5.
Coming soon to an app store near you.
#IzzyOnDroid #FDroid #GitHub #GooglePlay
Release 2.41.0 · CatimaLoyalty/Android
Add support for UTF-8 barcodes Add duplicate option to main screen and reorder options slightly Fix column count setting not being applied to group card list Remove theme colour support Reduce max ...GitHub
how can we cut our CI times by 50–90% and reduce our dependency on #github actions, securely and cheaply enough for a large public #rustlang codebase?
we did exactly that for @servo by building a self-hosted runner system that does virtual machine orchestration under the hood, all for barely 400 EUR/month!
talk video:
youtube.com/watch?v=-W1mSXdlRq…
blog post:
azabani.com/2025/12/18/shoestr…
Web engine CI on a shoestring budget
How we built a CI runner orchestration system that halved Servo’s build times for only 300 EUR a month.www.azabani.com
What alternatives are worth considering?
And are the pipelines available well tuned and compatible to build flatpacks and snaps?
#askfedi #openspurce #github
#Catima 2.40.0 is out!
github.com/CatimaLoyalty/Andro…
This adds a small feature #Stocard users have been repeatedly asking for over the years (though to this day I don't know for what use case): the ability to quickly copy the card ID to your clipboard.
It also contains the conversion of the MainActivity from Java to Kotlin, making almost all UI activities Kotlin now.
Coming soon to an app store near you.
#IzzyonDroid #FDroid #GitHub #GooglePlay
Release 2.40.0 · CatimaLoyalty/Android
Copy card ID to clipboard from view dialog or long press Swap balance and currency fields to hopefully reduce unintended roundingGitHub
Shai Hulud may have been a bad surprise, but what is not a surprise is that it started with a #github vulnerability (in the Actions product)
Their approach to #infosec in general (especially for their JS and container registry products) is horrendous.
Need to access a public JS package published on github? you need issue a personal access token.
Need to pull docker images from there? Fine grained (per repo) tokens not supported - you need to use a classic token with too many permissions.
Turned on the new #GitHub "Code Quality" feature that seems to be some extended CodeQL + AI.
It's actually worse than anything #SonarQube gave us. That actually gave really good reports on code smells, regressions and coverage failure. It was reliable.
It really does appear tech companies are replacing everything with expensive, resource intensive systems that give worse results and expect us to pay more @pluralistic #enshitificaton
hypercentralizers are not having a good day today -- #github has joined #cloudflare to block or slow down millions of folks from doing stuff.
Maybe a good time to checkout out this new ACLU article about the current Apple/Google app-store oligopoly aclu.org/news/free-speech/app-…
TL;dr Google/Apple increasingly wield their world-wide #appcontrol in the political interests of various governments, and not in the interest of user security or privacy. The article lays out three areas of fighting back ...
Your Smartphone, Their Rules: How App Stores Enable Corporate-Government Censorship
Big Tech Oligopoly helps the Trump Administration crack down on free speechDaniel Kahn Gillmor (American Civil Liberties Union)
Einen #Desktop #PC habe ich mir vor ein paar Jahren zusammengebaut. Vielleicht hatte ich keine glückliche Hand bei der Auswahl von #CPU, #RAM und #Motherboard und das Zusammenspiel ist nicht optimal?
Er läuft sehr gut - bis auf unvermittelte Totalabstürtze ohne Logeinträge, die mir weiterhelfen konnten.
Irgendwann stolperte ich über ein #Gnome AdOn zur leichten Ampassung der CPU Leistung. Nach der Begrenzung der max. Frequenz via Multimedia-Mode lief er stabil.
Unter #ubuntu 24 funktioniert das AdOn nicht mehr und ich habe mir nun ein Script eingerichtet, welches nach dem Start die max. Frequenz begrenzt:
for cpu in /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu[0-9]*; do
cpufreq-set -c "${cpu##*/cpu}" -u 4490000
doneSchrittweise habe ich die Frequenz von ca. 4,3 GHZ nach jedem Neustart erhöht, und habe so die Stufe herausbekommen, bis der er ohne Absturtz läuft.Interessanteweise stürtze er nicht bei Operationen ab, bei denen man es erwartet hätte, z.B. der Transkodierung von #Video. Das letzte Mal rauschte er in die Tiefe, als ich lediglich mit #Firefox #GitHub aufgerufen hatte ... was auch immer da die Frequenz nach oben getrieben hat?
Es handlet sich um einen Intel® Core™ i7-9700. Dass ich die 4,7 GHz nicht zur Verfügung habe stört mich übrigens gar nicht. Jedenfalls bemerke ich keine langsamere Arbeitsumgebung durch die Begrenzung ... und Gnome ist offenbar seit den neuen Versionen stark optimiert worden, was die Geschwindigkeit angeht...
#Catima 2.39.2's release on #GooglePlay has been delayed due to the regular incompetent review program blocking the update due to "lack of provided login credentials for testing".
I've filed an appeal, stating that Catima is fully offline and has no accounts. We will see.
If you're a Google Play user, to be honest, please just use Catima from #IzzyOnDroid, #GitHub or #FDroid. The more people not on Google Play, the less power Google has on blocking updates :)
#Catima 2.39.2 is out!
Sorry end-users, this is a very boring release for you, not a single new feature or visible change.
However, it does modernize the codebase a bit: a lot of Java code was rewritten to Kotlin to more closely follow modern Android guidelines. Catima is now almost 20% Kotlin :)
github.com/CatimaLoyalty/Andro…
Coming soon to an app store near you!
#IzzyOnDroid #GitHub #FDroid #GooglePlay
Release 2.39.2 · CatimaLoyalty/Android
Preparations for future improvements (rewrote many classes to Kotlin)GitHub
I'm in a #github internal group for high-profile FOSS projects (due to @leaflet having a few kilo-stars), and the second most-wanted feature is "plz allow us to disable copilot reviews", with the most-wanted feature being "plz allow us to block issues/PRs made with copilot".
Meanwhile, there's a grand total of zero requests for "plz put copilot in more stuff".
This should be significative of the attitude of veteran coders towards #LLM creep.
#Catima 2.39.1 is out!
github.com/CatimaLoyalty/Andro…
This fixes a crash bug which was reported using the new #ACRA crash reporter functionality *less than 3 hours after the last version released*. If that's not an ACRA success story I don't know what is ;)
Coming soon to an app store near you!
#IzzyOnDroid #GitHub #FDroid #GooglePlay
Release 2.39.1 · CatimaLoyalty/Android
Fix possible crash that could occur for cards missing colour information in the databaseGitHub
#Catima 2.39.0 is out!
github.com/CatimaLoyalty/Andro…
This release targets Android 16 and fixes a crash. Sadly, Google removed support for controlling screen orientation, so this functionality had to be removed.
Catima now also includes ACRA in the FOSS release for crash reporting. If a crash occurs, a dialog will appear to ask you to report the crash. Reports are never sent automatically and you can always review it.
Coming soon to an app store near you.
#IzzyOnDroid #FDroid #GitHub #GooglePlay
Release 2.39.0 · CatimaLoyalty/Android
Target Android 16 Fix possible crash after removing image from card Remove "Screen orientation" feature (Google removed the ability for apps to control screen rotation when targeting Android 16) Ad...GitHub
We are pleased to announce we have rolled out a new, more intuitive issue template for reporting bugs or requesting features in NVDA. The form is still on GitHub & still requires the same information as previously, but now uses individual fields rather than one long edit box with comments. You can explore here (Note it IS live so if you submit an issue, it will be submitted as an actual issue): github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issue…
#NVDA #NVDAsr #ScreenReader #GitHub #Accessibility #Issue #Bugs #BugTracker
Recently we've been thinking about how we share code (and other design files) for our #OpenSource projects and products.
@amcewen has written about the flaws in centralized options like Github and Gitlab, and why self-hosting isn't the answer.
Maybe we need some #CodeCommons?
mcqn.com/posts/code,-sharing-a…
#OSHW #git #Github #commons #weeknotes
Code, Sharing and Single Points of Failure
Hello. Adrian here. Over the past few months, off and on, I’ve been thinking about version control. As a company that writes lots of software, it’s a pretty central tool for managing source code...mcqn.com
#Catima 2.38.0 is out!
github.com/CatimaLoyalty/Andro…
This release adds support for .pkpasses, removes the Stocard importer (as Stocard no longer exists) and removes images from the widget below Android 12L.
Do note that the widget change is not what we want. If anyone understands this crash and has a fix, I'd love to hear it, so we can support images on all Android versions: github.com/CatimaLoyalty/Andro…
Coming soon to an app store near you.
#IzzyOnDroid #GitHub #GooglePlay
Widget crash issue
Thanks for the new widget! Great! But there is a problem: if the cards have no pictures, everything works. If you add a picture to at least one card, the application closes with an error and the wi...TheLastProject (GitHub)
#Catima 2.37.0 is out!
This release features a redesigned logo, kindly contributed by il-Luca (github.com/il-Luca) and Aeven-Dev (github.com/aeven-dev).
The redesign was kept very close to the original design from TangentFoxy (github.com/TangentFoxy), to try to not affect people's ability to recognize the app in their app drawer.
Coming soon to an app store near you.
🎉 Right now, many people are leaving GitHub for Codeberg.
💵 If you were previously paying for a GitHub account, please consider redirecting that support to Codeberg.
❤️ Your donation can help keep this community-driven platform running strong.
👇 Donate here:
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I vibe-coded this yesterday to help deal with my timesheet at work. I didn't find the way GitHub presented my activities useful for tracking my time.
github.com/mgifford/gh-summary
Seems to work OK. Would love feedback on how to improve it.
GitHub - mgifford/gh-summary: Pull your GitHub Summaries for easier timekeeping
Pull your GitHub Summaries for easier timekeeping. Contribute to mgifford/gh-summary development by creating an account on GitHub.GitHub
Just moved al my #git repos from #GitHub to my own #Forgejo instance.
I did complete setup with #sso (single sign on) using #KeyCloak and with in-docker runner.
Up until today's morning I was going to install gitlab, but I was persuaded by being presented as lightweight, fully selfhostable, 100% open and with federating features on the way.
Looking forward to try some federation stuff.
git.skorpil.cz/explore/repos
Explore
Forgejo is a self-hosted lightweight software forge. Easy to install and low maintenance, it just does the job.Forgejo: Beyond coding. We Forge.
Last week: "Oh no, GitHub's CEO says embrace AI or leave the profession."
This week: "Oh no, GitHub's CEO is leaving."
Next week, "Oh no, GitHub..."
Let's channel this angst into a more productive alternative: join.codeberg.org/
#Catima 2.36.0 is out!
In this release we added a card list widget, one of the most requested features since the project was started!
We hope to extend the widget in the future to allow you to choose which cards you want to show and how you want them sorted.
Coming soon to an app store near you!
github.com/CatimaLoyalty/Andro…
#IzzyOnDroid #FDroid #GitHub #GooglePlay #OpenSource #Android
Release 2.36.0 · CatimaLoyalty/Android
Add a widget showing all non-archived cards Prevent the keyboard from overlapping the save button in edit and group screensGitHub
GitHub - buttondown/docs: Buttondown's public documentation
Buttondown's public documentation. Contribute to buttondown/docs development by creating an account on GitHub.GitHub
100K. One hundred thousand. That's a lot of #Catima users! And happy users, it seems, looking at that 4.5 star rating ❤️
Just, wow, I never expected my little hobby app to reach 100K active users, and that's just on #GooglePlay, still excluding other app stores like #IzzyOnDroid, #FDroid, direct downloads from #GitHub and sketchy app piracy sites (please don't use that last one, for your own safety 😅)!
Very cool :)