Very cool.

I can’t comment on Stalwart but if you’re looking for something reliable and easy to install on a VPS I recommend YUNOhost, which is a FOSS server OS that has email out of the box.

Some people have to buy ebooks with DRM to support the author but like to strip it using a Calibre plugin, for various reasons.

I would love to know how you get on with this.

The people who make writefreely are saying that they are working on making image uploads possible for self-hosted instances, not just their own at write.as. Currently if you are self-hosting you can insert an image but it must be hosted elsewhere and inserted via a markdown link.

This looks a lot like Writefreely.

And you would be able to see blog posts in a fediverse feed and subscribe to a blog that way.

Obligatory.

And allegedly was the progenitor of the ‘healing’ and ‘content-aware’ tools that Adobe became so famous for, pas moins

Grandfather: “How is your garden”

Grandson: “Needs a firmware update”

Links to download the app are halfway down the article

Good news :)

I use free software. Is this for me or for the people who make free software and receive donations from people like me?

Fuck yeah!

It’s pretty amazing isn’t it?! There’s no way that I would have had the time and patience set up a server without it.

Thanks! Looks like a really interesting app as well.

Do you know if hugo blogs can federate?

Peachy. Sounds like there’s nothing to worry about then (from a user POV).

It’s bad because it’s full-featured?

I find it great and in fact I prefer some things to photoshop, like the default keyboard shortcuts, saves as a project file, better filters, amazing plugins, full control over preferences and scriptability. I also prefer the foreground select tool and unified transform tool. There are a few things that PS does better though, like its warp tool and custom print settings, plus obviously nondestructive editing (coming in next GIMP release). People shit on GIMP way more than it deserves. I put it down to a) sunk costs in learning Photoshop b) slow development in the past and c) groupthink/fashionable.