No soy muy de presumir cifras de descargas, pero es que me siento orgulloso de mis creaciones 
Ya hace una semana que #EntroPipes fue publicado en #PortMaster y en el momento de publicar este toot lleva 159 descargas, lo cual es una buena cifra, y más cuando en Itch en los años que lleva publicado, tanto la última versión, como las anteriores, son 170 y algo.
Además mañana #Ticoban cumplirá 2 meses también en PortMaster y lleva ya 219, aunque no tengo a mano las cifras en Itch
101 dalmat, digo, descargas de #EntroPipes en #PortMaster en 4 días. Más feliz que una perdiz de que mi último juego este teniendo éxito, y no esta muy lejos de las descargas de tantos años en Itch (154, solo 5 son de la última versión) 
Extra, extra: my game #EntroPipes is already on #PortMaster. If you have a Linux-based emulator console, like the #r36s, #PowKiddy, #ambernic, etc., you can already download the game from their app 
https://portmaster.games/detail.html?name=entropipes
Extra, extra: mi juego #EntroPipes ya esta en #PortMaster. Si tenéis una consola emuladora basada en Linux, como la #r36s, #PowKiddy, #ambernic, etc., ya podéis descargar el juego desde su aplicación
https://portmaster.games/detail.html?name=entropipes
I have replaced #Portmaster with #OpenSnitch. Slowly coming to grips with it. Trying to work out the best way to deny an app in general, but then allow specific connections from it... E.g. I want to block all connections from Spotify except ones to *.spotify.com
Hello hello, in this #article I talk about safing's #Portmaster which is a #opensource #firewall that acts as a #malware and #adblocker system wide aswell as a secure #DNS client, available for #windows and #linux
https://nathanalvaradosite.wordpress.com/2025/02/24/port-master/
Por fin mi juego #Ticoban ya esta disponible para diversas consolas emuladoras, como las #RS36S, a través de #portmaster 
Tras varias pruebas, 3 de mis juegos, Ticoban, Hallomatch y X-masmatch, corren perfectamente en la #RS36S gracias a #PortMaster, el cual desde hace unas semanas da soporte a #pyxel por lo que solo me tengo que preocupar de que estén todos los archivos necesarios, si bien los 2 últimos juegos no están en resolución 4:3 y tengo espacios arriba y abajo, así que quizás cambie la resolución de los juegos.
Espero decir pronto que ya están disponibles a través de PortMaster
Just wondering if there's ever going to be support for #portmaster by Safing.io on #opensuseleap @opensuse ?? The file "libnetfilter_queue" isn't available?? And "libnetfilter_queue1" doesn't work with it!?
hey, i need help. anyone into portmaster? the pc port thingy
trying to get games running on my stock ambernic sp
#emulation #portmaster #tech
It's crazy how many PC #games you can add to your cheapo handhelds like #Anbernic's #RG35XX (family) thanks to #Portmaster - including #StardewValley, #Undertale, #Deltarune, #HalfLife, and even #Minetest.
It's making me wanna buy some of the older games found in this list that I would've not wanted to play on my PC otherwise.
https://portmaster.games/games.html
Safing Joins Forces with IVPN: A New Chapter Begins
My favorite VPN provider, @ivpn has acquired the developer (@safing) behind one of my favorite pieces of software, the Portmaster.
I am both hoping for and expecting great things!
I currently run @safing's #Portmaster in 'Block by default' mode for #privacy. But I'm getting frustrated by constantly having to check the logs and allowing individual domains when I install a new app. Or I end up just allowing an app as a whole in order to avoid this.
Is there any benefit in configuring Portmaster to 'Allow by default' in a set-and-forget kind of way? (I don't want to be tweaking it all the time) Or, since I also run #NextDNS, is there no real need for Portmaster?
Looks like the open-source application firewall Portmaster has been acquired by the VPN provider IVPN.
I have tried out Portmaster in the past, it worked quite well. It is GPL licensed and will hopefully stay that way. But in my experience, an acquisition of a widely used open-source tool usually leads to a non-foss license change down the line, let's hope that doesn't happen here... there are no indicators of that happening other than my own cynicism. But my cynicism has been well-fed over the last years by corporations acquiring and enshittifying previously open-source projects. Maybe IVPN is different, I know nothing about them.
https://safing.io/blog/2024/12/03/a-new-chapter-begins/#disabled
#Safing, developers of Portmaster (open-source application #firewall) and SPN (Safing Privacy Network) have been friendly acquired by #IVPN.
"This decision comes after months of collaboration and careful consideration, and we believe it will bring significant benefits to our users and the privacy community as a whole."
"...no unexpected changes:
* #Portmaster and #SPN will remain open source.
* IVPN is committed to maintaining and improving the software and services you rely on.
* IVPN has no plans to change the business model, pricing, or policies in ways that would present a disadvantage."
Hi all
Has anybody tried to and successfully got working #portmaster on #opensuse ?
It's driving my #bonkers . It just won't #install @portmaster @opensuse
@pee @danie10 One main difference I noticed is that #OpenSnitch default is to prompt on outgoing connections and deny if no response from usr, while @safing #Portmaster default is to silently allow. Portmaster installation is way easier though.
@thomasadam It's certainly better than #portmaster (which should really die together with other legacy ports management tools, IMHO), and it does "the right thing" (isolated builds).
But with all the recent improvements to #poudriere (ability to fetch matching binary packages, and, more recently, a new dependency resolver analyzing actual shared library dependencies), how is it still better than poudriere? Is there really anything left? 
Trying to port #Moonring to #portmaster for my ambernic rg35xx h. Shaders are kicking my ass
I use #Portmaster in 'block' mode, so all apps and connections are blocked from accessing the internet by default. I outright allow some apps (like my browser), but leave others blocked and only whitelist certain domains they can access.
#Spotify is one of these. I allow only the absolutely necessary domains for it to work; everything else is blocked.
I love seeing how much is actually blocked compared to what's allowed. And it still works!
