Zach "earboxer" DeCook @zachdecook@librem.one

@craftyguy If you work for a company that makes proprietary software, and you want to release "Linux apps that run anywhere", please follow these steps:
1. Choose a software license: https://writefreesoftware.org/learn/participate/choose-a-license/
2. Release the source code

@ebassi @joao @alatiera I assume 'being able to test kernel updates before shipping them to your customers' is a big starting point.

@greggex @popey They're all based on the same principle: if you wake up in the middle of a sleep cycle, you'll feel groggy.

@popey As a heads up that might affect you, I wasn't able to get the #KeepassXC browser extension to work inside the Chromium snap (in pop!_OS, which I'm using for work). Works great every day for me in (deb-installed) Firefox.

@popey I've used KeepassXC (desktop with browser plugin) and KeepassDX (android) and Secrets (aka gnome-passwordsafe for mobile linux).

You can sync the password file using your favorite file-syncing system, or Nextcloud, which also has a webapp for viewing the passwords.

@Sage7225 e.g. don't build your community distribution on top of a commercial distribution. (this is why Linux Mint Debian Edition exists)

@alex
> including all the replies they make to everyone including people who don’t follow anyone on Meta’s server.

My replies are my content. Why shouldn't I share them with my followers?

@Blort @linmob Picking a favorite feature from a month would lead to some projects being overlooked (I'm never going to feature a project I don't care about). Instead, maybe we look at each project (we care about) and feature its most-important update when it happened. (so it's okay if 2 important things happened in one month).

@Blort @linmob my favorite one is the one I was featured in.

@jameschip If they really were her favorites, why would she always be "sick" when they try to invite her for dinner?

@mdrights Graceful quit is two-finger drag down. (three fingers for forceful)

@drewdevault@fosstodon.org Props for prioritizing your quality of life, though. My SO used to complain a lot about missed calls in my pinephone stage, and I wouldn't wish that on anyone. That being said, I was curious that you ran Phosh instead of #sxmo. The gestures and menus make #aerc more comfortable, and #sway is a solid base.

@drewdevault@fosstodon.org That's really sad about your bank requiring the app to log in to their website. I had given up on running modern (proprietary) apps before switching to mobile Linux: it pushes even normal people to upgrade their phone before they desire just so they can get a required update with "bug fixes and security enhancements".

@martijnbraam @felipe Switch to #sxmo ! We make practical decisions and simple software.

@hamblingreen my nextcloud usage has been dwindling. I use anonymous uploads, password prote-ted (expiring) share, and occasionally news (RSS reader). Of the groupware, mostly caldav is one I rely on so my wife and I can share a calendar.

@hamblingreen What is 'feature-complete'? Will it support 'apps' like nextcloud does?

Released the firmware for the #HexBoard #MIDI Controller on sourcehut (with automatic builds) https://sr.ht/~earboxer/HexBoard/
This is a real product (you can buy) that is mostly for playing music (but may some day be a #mechanicalKeyboard)

@ministerofimpediments @popey
My wife clued me in to her family secret recipe: add Cold Stone coffee creamer to the eggs before scrambling. Don't add too much, or your eggs will taste like icecream!

@to3k You may find secrets (aka gnome-passwordsafe) to be a suitable keypassxc replacement (they aren't making their app adaptive) https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/secrets