Zach "earboxer" DeCook @zachdecook@librem.one

@CalcProgrammer1 https://git.sr.ht/~earboxer/dotfiles/tree/enchilada/item/.local/bin/switch.sh

@stoneymonster As a developer at a company in this industry, I'm happy to say that we don't do this. (opinions belong to myself, and not my employer).

My brother wrote a post about how the #HexBoard went from drab to beautiful #MIDI #MIDIController https://shapingthesilence.substack.com/p/hexboard-hardware-and-firmware-updates

@theDarky @jlcrawf @justsoup it's called millipixels in the repo.

@gregorni It's great, for a terminal-editor, mostly due to mouse support, multiple cursors, and conventional default keybindings. (even works well on mobile linux with a gtk3 vte-based terminal)

@gregorni I use the manipulator plugin in micro: https://micro-editor.github.io/plugins.html#c-manipulator

@apangona @craftyguy
doas su postgres
pg_dumpall > 13.dump.sql
exit
doas apk add postgresql16
doas rc-service nextcloud stop
doas rc-service postgresql stop
doas pg_versions set-default 16
doas rc-service postgresql start
doas su postgres
cat 13.dump.sql | psql
exit
doas rc-service nextcloud start
doas apk del postgresql13

(you may consider this CC-0 or whatever license the wiki has)

@apangona @craftyguy I just did the postgres update thing (jumping from 13 to 16). Maybe we sgould write a wiki page?

@steffo 12 slices. 4x3 with two middles and five edges.

@mntmn @soulsource aerc has a setting for mouse support... but it doesn't work perfect (just click, no clixk and drag)

@dusnm @drewdevault Maybe he's waiting to see how long it take for someone to look up the game https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chubby_bunny and notice how this is english wikipedia's canonical image for that topic.

@BWPanda@fosstodon.org How would a privacy-friendly bluetooth beacon even work?

I've been working on porting #qmk to the #HexBoard (#midi controller), and it works alright on both hardware revisions. I've finally created a PR for this upstream, so if you want a colorful hexagonal #mechanicalKeyboard, maybe this is for you! https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/pull/22493

@matt @sonny I really miss the ubuntu unity feature of 'press alt to search program menu options'. Useful in Audacity (a complex program). Select audio segment, press alt, type 'fade out' press enter. (much easier than remembering keyboard shortcuts)
Is there any effort being done anywhere to bring back this 'server-side menu' functionality? (I've heard that gnome is against 'server-side decorations')

@locness3 @linmob Oh but you're running a flatpak, so you have to install the presumed dependencies yourself.

@locness3 @linmob Yeah. Ideally this would be handled in alpine by adding some depends/provides virtual packages, but this type of thing is pretty common with some gnome software in sxmo.