I love Forgejo, it’s SO freaking good. However, I really need it to have issue retagging when moving them between different kanban columns and a proper API to manage it all from elsewhere.
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Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Epic Games is launching a new, faster, lighter Preview version of its launcher available now for Linux with upcoming Fortnite supportEnglish
31·1 day agoAnd EA’s anti cheat is also on the way, maybe we’ll see FC28 on Linux. What else are normies missing, Roblox?
Let these guys move to Linux, the more, the merrier. This is for them.
warmaster@lemmy.worldto
Linux@lemmy.ml•100K Penguins! Bazzite hits 100,000 weekly active devices, growing 14k devices in the past 3 months.
5·2 days agoIt is for me, only Ublue distros at home.
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Technology@lemmy.ml•Solo developer rebuilds Adobe Creative Suite in Rust using Claude, releases it free to all — targets 100% parity in one month despite piracy claims and safety warnings
121·3 days agoI have the whole suite of apps installed as a Flatpak. The Photoshop clone is the fastest one to implement features, but the whole suite is moving really fast. Looking at the commits and features shipped, I haven’t seen anything like this. It looks very well organized.
I have been using Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign professionally for ~30 years. These Craft apps are freaking amazing, they open in the blink of an eye and open multi-gb files just as fast. Working with these big files is also instantaneous.
I have done my own calculations, and what they say is true, the Suite will reach beta status by mid-late October depending on the app. But the suite in general will be ready with more features than what a basic-intermediate user would want.
I think what will make or break the Suite is if they go with local AI or not for Neural filters and generative fill. The community might turn on them if they don’t.
But technically speaking It’s truly an amazing feat.
These are my own projections, so it’s not official:
Repo Ready today Hours to beta Beta (central) Range vectorcraft 62% 170–270 Oct 13 Oct 12–15 lightcraft 61% 340–600 Oct 15 Oct 13–19 photocraft 45% 1,100–1,800 Oct 22 Oct 17–31 effectcraft 45% 350–620 Oct 22 Oct 17 – Nov 1 filmcraft 56% 400–700 Oct 22 Oct 17 – Nov 1 printcraft 49% 400–700 Oct 22 Oct 16–31 designcraft 47% 435–775 Nov 26 Nov 3 – Jan 4
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Linux@lemmy.world•Bitwarden Switches to Commercial LicenseEnglish
142·5 days agoDamn it, back to KeepassXC I guess.
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Linux@lemmy.world•Euro Office has actual releases on their DesktopEditors githubEnglish
2·5 days agoThis is great news, thanks for sharing! Personally, I’m still waiting for a Flatpak or an at least an Appimage.
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Open Source@lemmy.ml•Microsoft Releases LiteBox 0.1, a Rust-Based Sandboxing Library OSEnglish
4·7 days agoWindows 11 static recomp in rust for web browsers, lol… vibers these days XD.
Brew, but better. I see a bright future ahead.
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Linux@lemmy.ml•NVIDIA Developing "Display Config Server" To Improve Linux/Wayland On Display Walls
2·16 days agoTechnically yes, commercially no. The Video-wall term comes from the digital signage industry, which Nvidia is targeting with this enhancement.
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Linux@lemmy.ml•NVIDIA Developing "Display Config Server" To Improve Linux/Wayland On Display Walls
23·17 days agoFor anyone confused: this is targeted towards the video-wall use case. Many displays acting as one.
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RetroGaming@lemmy.world•What are some low budget titles that you enjoyed?English
3·18 days agoMercenaries 2: World in Flames
Like Just Cause, but the buildings are also destructible. Pure mayhem.
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Linux@lemmy.world•Konveyor | Scrolling tiling for KDE PlasmaEnglish
1·22 days agoIndeed, thank you!
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Linux@lemmy.world•Konveyor | Scrolling tiling for KDE PlasmaEnglish
21·22 days agoHoly Torvalds, this looks amazing! Thanks for sharing. Have you tried it out? How does it perform?
Ban it all you want. Someone in a basement will make it happen anyways, just like Skynet. I truly believe it is inevitable. Sooner or later, if it can happen… it will.
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Linux@lemmy.world•Alibaba Contributing $3M USD To Omarchy To Work On Making "Ideal" Agentic OSEnglish
1024·23 days agoRegardless of everyone’s opinions, myself included… One thing’s for certain: this is a masterclass in fund raising. How the hell is he pulling it off ?
That restriction would rule out Linux. Would that be OK?
Both the Linux Foundation and the EFF have permissive policies towards AI generated code, even Linus Torvalds accepts it as a tool.
Some FOSS projects that have AI generated code in it:
- The Linux kernel
- Fedora
- Mesa 3D
- Jellyfin
- Firefox
- Chromium
- Homebrew
- OpenSSL
- FFmpeg
- Curl
Should we ban them all? If so, this community would be either dead soon OR it would be hypocritical.
Or because they started pre-AI it’s ok now? Shouldn’t we care more about disclosure, policies, licensing, code quality and maintainability?
Users should downvote crappy software and crappy devs, regardless of the tool it was written with.
The limits imposed by the license will harm adoption, I hope I’m wrong but there will be no community around this. It will most likely be DOA. Which is a shame… The AGPL would better protect his interests.







So, is Bazzite barefeet?