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We have a major announcement: Tenacity 1.3 has finally been released! Check out the release notes here: codeberg.org/tenacityteam/tena

If you are upgrading from previous betas, we strongly recommend you read the Release Advisories section as that contains important information.

We thank everyone who contributed to this release. Your contributions are invaluable and we simply cannot express how thankful we are because we would not be at this point without them.

Here's to our first stable release! 🎉

@Mundon
The struggle is real! Especially if you have others who want to keep you company often and then the office can turn into a arts & crafts room or double as a game room pretty fast.

@chris

Helm is a software synthesizer.

Unfortunately I could not get helm to install and run on Linux.

Website
tytel.org/helm/

Github
github.com/mtytel/helm

#linux #helm #synthesizer

@boilingsteam
This is a pretty funny way to hilight their nonsense, it makes me reconsider buying anything after seeing the deceptive marketing and bad logic.

By design excluding and there's no need for antivirus on a immutible handheld.

This is how your lie when you do marketing. Here ASUS made it look like the Steam Deck was barely more powerful than the Switch, by making 0.39 tflops almost equal to 1.6 by not respecting the scale. That's the oldest trick in the book, and that's very low.
#asus #rogally #graph #lie

@murtezayesil If you are using the standard GNOME desktop, you can install the `xguest` package and a secure guest login will be available.

@whynothugo
The other possibility that comes to mind would be wiring `notify-send` to LAN based email.

@cnxsoft sad, was uniquely dominating their market, I found them useful for certain use cases.

Intel kills its NUC business

Intel has just decided to shut down its Next Unit of Compute (NUC) business selling mini PC, PC, boards, and modules directly to customers, as the company told partners they will stop direct investment into that part of their business. We first wrote about Intel NUC in 2014, but the company’s first NUC was launched in 2013, and I can only imagine Intel decided to kill the NUC business in order t…
cnx-software.com/2023/07/12/in

THUNDERBIRD 115 SUPERNOVA IS HERE! 🎉🍾

With this year’s version, we’re delivering much more than just another yearly release. Supernova represents a modernized overhaul of the software – both visually and technically – while retaining the familiarity and flexibility you expect.

It's your first step into the future of Thunderbird.

Get the details here:
blog.thunderbird.net/2023/07/o

#Thunderbird #OpenSource #Email #Supernova

@Mundon
Whenever someone tells me about problems on their or

(See jpg)

I'm counting the days until can be my daily driver. I will upgrade my old devices with literal fire to descended.

@cameronpat
Sounds like and and other could use a switch to "scale to fit". I remember back when I started out with and others the scaling and cropping of images was all over the place on the phone -- I didn't know if I'd get a 1:1 aspect ratio box like Instagram or ridiculously tall post -- as a dev myself it can be tricky -- I don't think the crop is optimal or particularly intuitive. :abongoblob:

@fizzo
I found to be a good choice for and the to have many of the things I wanted to demo from mobile and other apps from like calls, chatty, etc... And the steam deck ran them like a champ making exploring the much easier time wise than both my and -- although not as good a fit beyond demoing.

It helps to rotate the frame buffer in the kernel options and copy the rotation config from gnome to gdm for a phone like experience if that's your thing.
@danct12

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