João Azevedo @joao@librem.one

@agx 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

fogot to mention, these two Merge requests are still open, so they are work in progress. Please do not package them before they are merged ;)

Got to play (as in only tested, and did none of the work), with a couple merge requests in #phosh to improve VPN support in #phosh
Top bar shows a VPN padlock symbol, and the openvpn connection worked. In this case using Librem One. And Duckduckgo thinks I am in the US.
One note: this was only for adding better support for VPN in #phosh, the VPN settings panels in #GNOME Control Center still need to be made adaptive. But again: “hey it is progress”. Kudos to @agx for this work!

The Existential Horror Of Living In The Marvel Universe

https://yewtu.be/watch?v=-tt1HkiTcZ0

From - SOME MARVEL NEWS

Best take on #Marvel #MCU I have seen in very long time

@muppeth @fede @joenepraat @meaz The first third of the movie is actually pretty good.

@muppeth @fede @joenepraat @meaz
I saw Matrix 4 as well. And I liked it. It is the second best of the 4 movies, although if the bar is Matrix II and III. The bar is not that high.
It's been 22 years since the first matrix. So it would never be asthetically simillar to the first one. Times change. But they did not went overblowned CGI on this, like with Matrix II and III. It's not mind blowing like the first, but thst is a very high bar.

@rysiek@mastodon.technology @feonixrift
For Qubes I would not use anything bellow 16GB ram, 32 is better. And yes there is a whole debate there.

Ever higher runtime resource requirements vs Accessebility and the need to optimize software to make it more accessible.

@fribbledom Do you have any interest in it being packaged in the Debian repos and the RPM world?

@milan Also gnome software now has an annoying config that when you have a package available from the system repos and flatpak it will show you the flatpak version first. In the upper right corner were it says flatpak, it is a drop down button that you can use to select either Flatpak or system package.
But Flatpak is the default. I am not a fan of this change, and it leads people in one direction; a third party package system over the system default package manager.

@milan You likely have flatpak installed and enabled and added Flathub as a source.

Basically it is showing you the package from Flatpak and the one from the system repositories.