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But the client SDK was the issue no?

It wasn’t just lemmy

VCs are all scams

The last time I used element x was probably a couple months ago and I wouldn’t really call it ‘production ready’. But I guess I’ll have to try it again.

And thats why they advocate open hardware

Lemmy world go home

Except they also advocate using compute devices that only use blobless firmware

Because strcat is fucking nuts

However I’m still using GOS as theres no other better options

GOS glows I’m getting off of it whenever I finally get a new phone.

Use your *arrs to generate NFO metadata and set jellyfin to use local metadata

Has anyone tried this out yet? Ive been somewhat following its progress as well as the progress of the whole gnunet project and they seem to be doing really good work.

Yeah I’d use only office before libreoffice for an org for sure.

Exactly? The interface is god awful, if you’re running a dark theme then your icons will be unseeable (black on black) unless you enable experimental features. The interface is straight out of the early 2000s.

If I, a computer person, has so many issues with software normie office workers are going to use then they’ll have a hell of a time using it. I’d definitely not wanna be the helpdesk people having to deal with endless calls about why they can’t print their tps reports because they can’t find the print icon.

Libreoffice had some steam when it first forked from OpenOffice but it ran out pretty quickly. Theres not been any meaningful features added and they can’t even keep up with the frontend interface.

Also. It doesn’t seem like the German gov announced any kind of large funding contributions to libreoffice so I have no idea how they plan on encouraging anyone to fix the issues they’ll no doubt have.

Ugh I hate office365 but holy shit I would not want to support libreoffice.

The FOSS scene really needs an office suite that doesn’t feel like its from last century. People use Microsoft shit not only because its the only choice but because its actually usable for office tasks.

The whole point is that their fair share is sharing code modifications and making them available to be merged upstream.

Do you think Redhat and the many other companies writing open source tools and drivers should be paying some of their revenue even though they’ve contributed a shit ton of code upstream?

You should not be a mod here.

Think of all the other free software you’ve used in your life. Were you selfishly freeloading?

What the hell is the European Union Public License?

If you dont want to do a router on a stick, mabe your minipc has a WiFi socket you’re not using. You can get an m.2 A key to gigabit Ethernet adapter. Theyre mostly realtek chips but in my experience they work fine in opnsense.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXP8IVUVJbg

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