Cedric @cedric@fosstodon.org

I watched the last season from Mr. Robot. I never saw a TV Show with so a nice end. This was mind blow pure 🤩🤓🤯😱

sr.ht project hub now has tags, thanks to ha6's latest patch

Quick reminder (or clarification) about the workflow on SourceHut

GitHub has trained you to open issues for *everything*, including support requests, asking questions, feature requests, bug reports, and so on.

On SourceHut, you should not do this. We have mailing lists, and your first stop should be a project-discuss or project-users mailing list. Only when you have confirmed that you have a new bug or accepted feature request should you file a ticket on the bug tracker. This prevents clogging up the bug tracker with duplicate or poorly thought-out tickets, and usually gets you better support for your problem too.

Thinking about changing the default permissions for trackers to prohibit public posting to re-enforce this.

I want to inspire a renewed tradition of deliberate, planned software engineering, where quality and reliability are paramount, and flashy eye candy is an afterthought.

SourceHut's PeerTube bootstrap fund: first batch

https://sourcehut.org/blog/2020-09-09-peertube-first-batch/

#PlasmaBigscreen on your #postmarketOS device, soon this can be a reality! I have a #Pine64 A64LTS outputting it to my TV.

Still some work to do, like getting remote control working, but it's getting there. And yes, this is with #MyCroft integration!

https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/merge_requests/1552

If I were to create an advertisement for #RSS, it would be like this:

"Do not let GAFAM curate the web for you. Curate it yourself. Use RSS feeds."

Feel free to steal this. 😉

Linux development is distributed - profoundly so

https://drewdevault.com/2020/09/02/Linux-development-is-profoundly-distributed.html