Zoe @ekg@librem.one

Oh, I also fixed qingy.

Forgot it doesn't like users without a password.

I manged to update the kernel, and now hibernate works.

I fixed the key mapping. Aperntly they expect me to spell correctly.

@lispi314 the only thing I have heard is 700b euro to Ukraine, gift wrapped by the us administration in ability to speak European.

@sjolsen yay!

@piepants @GossiTheDog always has been

@piepants @GossiTheDog it's a profile. The values are following a lut provided by Intel.

Treestyle tabs for Falkon would also be nice...

Things are going better than planned. I have a functioning system with only minor inconveniences left to deal with.

So if someone knows how to fix kaymaps on Gentoo, login in qingy, how to boot plasma in a window, or how to get loginctl hibernate working. Feel free to speak up.

@paninid Sweden during WWII

@the5thColumnist @mousey @arstechnica "you will be fine" is probably a better answer if you're uncomfortable with saying no.

@never_released confirmed, or speculation?

@yagfox death of satire. Is this in support of fascism, or criticising it?

@TomasHelleberg is that baltic salmon?

@lispi314 their exist a huge difference between recognising the current legal fiction, and supporting them in principle. I don't comment on the second, as I find it utterly uninteresting. Whatever I support the current system or not, it's the one we live in. I do however support any effort to make our environment more habitable.

@lispi314 I'm sure fonts have been made that way.

Doesn't change the fact that some fonts have investors looking for returns.

@lispi314 I think you're missing the point. If I have a certain amount of capital to invest, and wants to make a reasonable return on that money. I am not going to commission a font and give it away, I want residuals to justify my investment. Remember I am in this to make money, not the love of the craft.

As long as their exist those willing to pay for fonts, and the legal fiction that allows people to charge for them. Their will exist does that see them as an investment vehicles.

@lispi314 you always want customers to pay after ability/willingness to pay.

Fonts does need updating as technology evolves, in the good old days you sold a box of metal types. If we talk about computers, bitmap fonts ( the old standard ) aren't really a thing outside fairly niche applications today.

Releasing something for free only really make sense if the marginal customer has no ability/willingness to pay.