yes I think you can since gimp 3.0

Thanks! Definitely reading this one now though its kinda long. I had heard about it but didn’t see anyone put it this way before.

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How are you supposed to deal with this without just losing all your values and becoming like them?

Are there any books or anything that someone can read on this?

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if you put the same NVME to one of the other slots does it still give this issue?

There is also bluefin lts (from the same ppl) if someone wants a more actively supported bootc system.

is there a setting for this in voyager?

you should also post it as an issue on the peertube repo: https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube

It would be really awesome if they gave up AOSP governance to a foundation under the linux foundation but I doubt they would. They recently made Android development completely private.

Are there plans to apply for it again? Gnome got a lot of mileage from it, would be really nice if they applied again.

And what happened to Sonny Piers? Did more info come out about why he got suddenly expelled from the foundation? It looked like he was doing a really good job with STF and I haven’t heard anything bad about him all this time.

See also https://flathub.org/apps/net.newpipe.NewPipe for an example.

can this be used with PhotoGIMP?

The next time packages are unpacking (or just before), run in another terminal/tab: journalctl -f.

That should give you the logs. Try to do this when no/minimum other apps are running as to not pollute the logs.

I think piefeds combined view makes this less of an issue. Like people subscribe to/post in the big communities because they are more active so get more comments and stuff. But in piefed you get the combined discussion from all the communities so you get the same experience even if you are subscribed to a less popular community on that topic.

I dont think its the software* but the instance that matters. Everyone being on lw is not good (not that there is anything wrong with lw, just that centralization is bad). Thankfully most lemmy apps nowadays default to lemm.ee which should hopefully counter most of the centralization. Lemmy apps should rotate the default server when it gets too big which will help a lot (also shows the impact defaults have).

*Software would have mattered if the main devs instance was also the biggest. Or a very popular lemmy client defaulted to their own instance. With lemmy thats not the case.

Subreddits were not a problem before since they were accessible on the web without needing an account. But now reddit is gradually locking them down behind authwalls and things like not letting search engines index (other than Google).

Lemmy communities dont have this problem and because lemmy is federated, its resistant to such enshittification (plus you can easily create your own lemmy instance for only your team). So imo they are a good alternative to forums (and reddit) and a good solution to this problem.

Discourse already exists (and most big companies use that).

Also you can see many other things on Reddit or Discord too (or the internet). Im not sure how that is a point against federation. If companies really want to control everything they can create their own instance (like KDE’s lemmy instance).

They can defederate everyone from their instance to get an “unfederated” instance but again it changes nothing imo.

In fact defederation is a negative since now you have to worry about new signups, moderation, etc. While in a federated instance, you can leave moderation to other instances and only allow team/company members on your instance. Users can sign up on other instances and still be able to interact with your instance for support, help and other stuff.

Enabling this feature will probably require you to agree to Google AI training on your emails.

Element is an app for “Matrix” (thats like lemmy but for discord) that is developed by a for-profit company (the company mostly manages deployments for big governments). But not only is it open source, its just one client of many for matrix. The vast majority are developed by individuals (Cinny, FluffyChat).

Plus, it’s not even remotely similar to Discord.

There are probably discord features missing from matrix but they certainly have a lot of similarities. Though tbf Cinny is the closest to discord in terms of design and functionality not element (but they both are matrix clients).