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In (next ) a full refactor of the venerable Battery module. A issue exposed the bad logic of the battery feature, which near as I can tell was roughly translated verbatim from the original bash during the rewrite. I thought I'd redone all those but I missed battery section obviously. The only difference most users will see is fewer or more decimals. Issue was 0.01 Wh capacity and current charge. Which was prematurely trimmed to 0, actually string '0.0', aka true.

First, it would be better to support , not .

Codeberg is a way more independent place for your Open Source software as GitHub can be.

Supporting Open Source by the EU would be a great thing, but a financial support should be combined with hosting the project on an independent platform.

omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/07/github

OMG! Ubuntu · GitHub Wants the EU to Fund Open Source, But Who Should Really Pay?GitHub is urging the EU to create a €350m fund for open source maintenance. But as Big Tech profits, should taxpayers be the ones to pay the tab?

I highly recommend Obtainium. It is a great way of installing and updating applications onto your Android phone. Instead of being a central store, you add the source for each project (from Github, Gitlab, Codeberg, etc) for the applications you use. It is the only "store" I added on my GrapheneOS phone. It allows absolute granular control of what I choose to install from the source; true digital intentional-ism.

Main: obtainium.imranr.dev/
Source: github.com/ImranR98/Obtainium

Also, here is a list of "completed applications" make it easier to add them to Obtainium: apps.obtainium.imranr.dev/

Good progress with at last.

I have a "hello world" building and deploying to 'pages' for Windows, and Linux on x86 and ARM.

I've yet to see if my dweb app will build though and still working on MacOS but have made progress with that too.

is an awesome, non-profit that you can join, and a viable alternative to Microsoft github. Check it out.

That cost me a lot of nerves, but now I can see the light at the end of the tunnel again.

Unfortunately I couldn't solve the problem in #codeberg, I created an issue and am now back in #gitlab.

And here is my clone of the #gluon samples HelloFXML project with gitlab-ci pipeline.
gitlab.com/naturzukunft_de/jav

The generated artifact of the pipeline can be found here.
gitlab.com/naturzukunft_de/jav

The apk is now also running on my FP 5 with e/OS.

Thanks to @pat_dev for his support

GitLabnaturzukunft / javaFX / HelloFXML · GitLabGitLab.com

Anyone using cross-rs inside Docker, or in a CI which uses containers?

I'm trying cross-rs to simplify cross platform CI builds and it's one extra issue after another! Might have to do it all with manual targets in Cargo.toml, yuk.

#RuslLang#CI#DevOps
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Scheduled Command Wrapper 0.6.2 is released - ivarch.com/p/scw

This version fixes a bug which intermittently generated a harmless error message when using HTTP transmission.

SCW provides concurrency locking, prerequisites, dependency checks, conflict avoidance, randomised startup delays, flexible logging with timestamps and exit status, and monitoring metrics, to existing cron jobs.

The project uses the #Codeberg platform - codeberg.org - for free software development. #FOSS

ivarch.comivarch.com: Scheduled Command WrapperThe Scheduled Command Wrapper extends scheduled commands to add concurrency locking, prerequisites, dependency checks, conflict avoidance, randomised startup delays, flexible logging, and monitoring metrics.

Today I played with deploy-keys on to publish build artifacts of one job to another repository.

This is absolutely awesome, because now I can upload statistics or reports about build results in HTML format to the pages repository, which makes all immediately available on a public web page for online review.

You get some nice code quality tools (e.g. , ) without heavyweight services.

Big thanks to codeberg.org for this hidden treasure 🥰

Codeberg.orgCodeberg.orgCodeberg is a non-profit, community-led organization that aims to help free and open source projects prosper by giving them a safe and friendly home.