I read posts in my Mastodon flow that a new powerful Apple Mac mini is coming. I have a macMini from 2014, now too old for macOS updates and stored for any back-up need for a while (potential new use case tbd). It has been a good machine. I'm sure the new macMinis are very good both hw and sw. But I've for time being lost interest in new Apple products and is satisfied with Linux as my daily driver. #linux #apple #opensource #macmini
I compare version of yt-dlp software between Linux distributions:
Debian 12.7: 2023.03.04
LMDE 6: 2023.07.06
Mint 22: 2024.04.09
LMDE has Debian 12.1 as base. For all I know, LMDE use Debian Stable release, like Debian itself.
I am surprised that LMDE has a newer version than Debian. All distributions were up to date when I compared today.
Can you explain?
How do you calibrate your monitor on Linux?
I use DisplayCAL, a GUI (and more) based on Argyll. And I use X11. Wayland appears troublesome for color management:
From Argyll I read:
"As a consequence there is little prospect of ArgyllCMS being able to support display calibration and profiling for Wayland.
So my current advice for people wanting to use a color managed display on Linux is to stick to X11."
Thank you for your answers to my Linux open source software question at the top of this thread.
Mastodon/Fediverse is great, so nice we humans on earth can communicate and support each other.
I want to download websites so I can access it offline, with preserved navigation. Let's say a few hundred articles/pages.
Any suggested tool/method? To be done on a Linux machine, preferable with opensource tool.
Tune in this pod episode!
Thank you Moss @zaivala and Ken @ken_fallon for your for the nice interview!
Thank you Moss for singing for us!
You hear Ken interview Moss on Hacker Public Radio.
I believe I one day must install Bodhi Linux, I think I have tested on live CD. I have a cheap spare laptop running Mint Xfce, thinking playing with Haiku OS on it, but Bodhi can be an alternative.
https://hackerpublicradio.org/eps/hpr4165/index.html
@hpr #HackerPublicRadio #HPR #FullCircleMagazine #MintCast #Bodhi #Linux
Krita, the digital painting software, turns 25 years! Interesting interview with its main maintainer.
Krita is a free and open software.
Listen to the interview on Hacker Public Radio, the episode today is dedicated to Krita.
https://hackerpublicradio.org/eps/hpr4157/index.html #Krita #painting #opensource #FOSS #Linux #HackerPublicRadio #pod @hpr
I have been using VueScan for many years. I am not aware of any Linux software that is nowhere near as good as VueScan. Do you know any? #Linux #Photography #VueScan #scanner
Are you into Linux?
Then you may be interested in the episode today on Hacker Public Radio pod when I talk for a few minutes under the summary A frozen Linux computer can safely be rebooted with the reisub key sequence.
Welcome to tune in and listen!
My laptop restarted well after frozen at turn off, with the reisub command. Relief!
#linux #reisub #restart https://www.howtogeek.com/119127/use-the-magic-sysrq-key-on-linux-to-fix-frozen-x-servers-cleanly-reboot-and-run-other-low-level-commands/#cleanly-restarting-your-system
Twenty seven years of Linux is a good pod show episode on Hacker Public Radio. It gives me, among else, several new softwares to look into. By @climagic https://hackerpublicradio.org/eps/hpr4095/index.html #HackerPublicRadio #linux
I must tell the world: Three months passed with Linux LMDE (Linux Mint Debian Edition) as my daily computer driver. It works very well.
Coming from macOS (and long time Windows), but been playing with Linux for a few years and Unix as job daily driver back in the days.
Is it a bad idea to use a laptop as a Jellyfin media server? Is it far better to use a desktop for that?
Two months with Linux as my daily PC driver. I do not regret it.
I have walked from Microsoft Windows via Apple macOS to LMDE Linux Mint Debian Edition.
Most of my computer software, operating system as well as applications, are free and open source software.
Vulnerabilities in GNU C Library’s syslog()
Sårbarhet i Linux. Vulnerability in Linux. https://www.cert.se/2024/01/sarbarheter-i-linuxkomponent.html https://blog.qualys.com/vulnerabilities-threat-research/2024/01/30/qualys-tru-discovers-important-vulnerabilities-in-gnu-c-librarys-syslog
Debian update report (if I read correctly): https://lists.debian.org/debian-security-announce/2024/msg00018.html It looks as for LMDE 6, my OS, is the update available and installed on my machine.
#linux #sårbarhet #vulnerability
Did you also delete hidden macOS files when you migrated to Linux?
https://www.hemrin.com/walking-to-linux/hidden-macos-files-on-my-linux-lmde #linux #macos #WalkingToLinux
My way of Linux! After a month with Linux Mint Debian Edition as my daily driver. https://www.hemrin.com/walking-to-linux/backup-and-more-my-first-month-with-lmde-as-my-daily-driver #linux #lmde #LinuxMintDebianEdition #backup #borgbackup #vorta #WalkingToLinux
Next writing from my days with LMDE Linux Mint Debian Edition as my daily driver. https://www.hemrin.com/walking-to-linux/kernel-calibre-and-other-softwares #linux #LMDE #LinuxMintDebianEdition #dailydriver #calibre #digikam #joplin #whatsapp
Do you use Borg backup with Vorta GUI on Linux? Should I install Borg first and then Vorta, or is all managed if I install Vorta from the repository (LMDE--Debian)? I will find out when I try of coiurse, but if anyone know, and if you think Borg is a good or bad b/up solution both for local external drive and remote? #linux #borg #vorta #foss #backup
WhatsApp works well as a webapp application in my Linux Mint LMDE machine. https://github.com/linuxmint/webapp-manager
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