I’ve read that GitLab is experimenting with the concept.

Yes. Steam Deck is based on Arch linux. I even have PyCharm installed.

No. Just have to burn the OS image to an SD card and plug everything up.

Steam Deck. I’m half serious if you got a wireless mini keyboard with touch pad. You can play games on it too BTW ;)

I would love a FOSS version of Rhino3D.

I can and do donate to the Lemmy project. I should also donate to the instances I use. I’ll donate for you as well, I don’t even need Netflix.

You have to be a paying customer to use that app IIRC.

I prefer an MP3 player over my phone. Here is the one I use. Why I like this one:

• Dedicated device designed for music.
• Hardware designed to play high quality music. (Think using Ubuntu vs Ubuntu Studio for music production)
• Dedicated buttons instead of all touch screen.
• More options for integration with other devices or systems
• No distractions. Phones nowadays demand our attention for every little thing. Every app, no matter what it is, has notifications.
• The Bluetooth is better.
• You can literally hear the difference in the quality of the music if you use good quality headphones/ear buds. The same song, same file, will not sound the same if it’s a good quality FLAC.

I did something similar except I wrote a C# program and used AvaloniaUI to build a cross-platform GUI. It was a project to learn C#. I have to make some updates to that now that I think about it…

I wish MediMonkey was on Linux…

I just have my music collection in Playlist and use Audacious to play them. All the music in the Playlist are saved in relative format so I can just copy the folders and keep the same Playlists

It’s also as safe as the user allows. You can put in all the safety measures but that means nothing if the use disables them for convenience.

One of us! One of us!

Clinton

Didn’t Microsoft do a study on security vulnerabilities and found that the overwhelmingly number of bugs was due to memory management?

I would really like Mozilla to make the best browser in the world please.

Powershell is already available for Linux

It would be great is LibreOffice Calc had more data analysis features.

If you could recreate the crashes and get those steps into a bug report that would be great for the developers.

People who write documentation, tutorials, and offer help to newbies are also important. We as a community really need to highlight that you don’t need to be a coder to contribute to open source. We should set examples how sharing of knowledge is just as important.