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11 votes
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The people holding up the internet
52 votes -
German search engine ditches Mistral, bets on Chinese open-source AI
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NotProton: Steam Play for macOS
13 votes -
End of development of Orion for Linux and Windows
23 votes -
Reversiology: a free Reversi trainer with a coach that explains your mistakes
14 votes -
New PS5 "Relapse" jailbreak works on all but the most recently updated consoles
27 votes -
GB-Link - Game Boy link cable adapter
13 votes -
Open-source AnyPS5 runs PlayStation 5 console games natively on PC
29 votes -
Gadgetbridge: A FOSS alternative to your fitness watch’s app
18 votes -
Marginalia Search is an independent, open source, keyword-based Internet search engine with its own crawler operating out of Sweden
45 votes -
LibreOffice breaks download records after declaring it has no AI features
86 votes -
I built a virtual pet that dies when you doomscroll
21 votes -
RomM: an open source, self-hosted emulation platform
19 votes -
California lawmakers unanimously pass Linux exemption from age-verification law — software distributed under the GPL, MIT, BSD, and Apache licenses are exempt
72 votes -
Japan tried to build an operating system for the entire world, then the US government intervened
50 votes -
Ploopy A+ | Open source trackball
26 votes -
BoredOS: A from scratch OS
33 votes -
Neo: A novel-writing tool created by a novelist
13 votes -
Another week on Linux
23 votes -
BasicSync and Synctrain: solid apps for bringing Syncthing to phones
29 votes -
Xodus · Bringing Xbox PC games to Linux and macOS
18 votes -
Mea Culpa – Dark Hours: Developer unintentionally copies an open-source app using Claude Code
22 votes -
ReFrame - the DIY e-ink camera
16 votes -
Changing the chip industry: how public investment has grown open silicon
7 votes -
MonoGame v3.8.5 is out
18 votes -
My free open source sky atlas app is now available on Google Play
31 votes -
Who cleans up after the vibe-coding party?
29 votes -
Web flash support arrives in LineageOS
19 votes -
Mooneva Cycle: The private period tracker that never sees your data
31 votes -
Eve Online's Carbon engine is now open source: Fenris Creations explains why
21 votes -
Mutiny to unveil open source Kei Truck kit
16 votes -
Does an alternative/FOSS version of the WhatsApp client exist?
I am forced to use WhatsApp for work. I would prefer to not have the WhatsApp app on my personal android phone. Is there any workarounds or alternative apps? Switching to a different chat network...
I am forced to use WhatsApp for work. I would prefer to not have the WhatsApp app on my personal android phone. Is there any workarounds or alternative apps? Switching to a different chat network is not an option unfortunately.
14 votes -
Epic Games announces Lore open-source version control system
35 votes -
Maven Central publishing limits
9 votes -
Arch User Repository compromised, 1500+ packages affected
61 votes -
A human in control
9 votes -
What is still to be done to merge... the dragons?
12 votes -
Have you tried Pewdiepies' self-hosted AI workspace, Odysseus?
18 votes -
The untold story about W Social: unconventional beginnings, strategic pitches and conflicting signals
10 votes -
The pressure
12 votes -
iOpenPod: FOSS iPod management software
24 votes -
Curl will end its bug bounty program by the end of January due to excessive AI generated reports
63 votes -
Which Linux distro do you use, and why?
So, according to my memory, I asked this question on Tildes "not that long ago." Then I checked. Chat, it was a LONG time ago. Excuse me while I crumble into dust. Anyway, given that the Linux...
So, according to my memory, I asked this question on Tildes "not that long ago."
Then I checked.
Chat, it was a LONG time ago. Excuse me while I crumble into dust.
Anyway, given that the Linux landscape looks very different than it did
not that long agoin 2018, I figure we're due for another topic like this:- Which Linux distro do you use, and, most importantly, why do you prefer it?
75 votes -
Original Apollo 11 code open-sourced by NASA
30 votes -
ps5-linux-loader: Linux on a PlayStation 5
28 votes -
Any one use mesh networks like mesh core?
I don’t know if anyone is interest in mesh networks like MeshCore. I have been dabbling in it, and it’s an interesting concept of distributed LoRa radios making a community network. There has been...
I don’t know if anyone is interest in mesh networks like MeshCore. I have been dabbling in it, and it’s an interesting concept of distributed LoRa radios making a community network.
There has been some recent drama with MeshCore where in a nutshell there has been a disagreement over control of the project and probably ultimately money.If anyone else uses MeshCore (or meshtastic), what has your experience of it been? What are your thoughts about the future of the project with the drama? I don’t think it will be a big deal, I suspect it will blow over without a large fracture but it’s very much a guess rather than considered view.
24 votes -
Steam compatible with ROCKNIX firmware
18 votes -
Industry initiative launches Euro-Office as true sovereign office suite
58 votes -
GitHub - DolphinXR is a GameCube / Wii emulator, with improvements for VR setups
10 votes