today's leftovers

LibreOffice
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Nibble Stew: Porting the LO Windows build to macOS
In the last blog post we looked at compiling a subsection of LibreOffice on Windows using nothing but Meson and WrapDB. Now that it is working (somewhat) the obvious followup question is how much work would it be to make that build on macOS as well.
Not all that much, it turns out. The work consisted mostly of adding some defines, adding platform-specific source files and the like. It took me less than a day. A sizable fraction of that was spent waiting for my old 4-core laptop to finish compiling the code.
WordPress
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How Do You Use Tags in WordPress?
This article explains how to use tags in WordPress to identify content within your site.
Tags are helpful to identify your article’s subject. Each content you produce may include certain tags, which can be a word or a set. Through tags, you can define the subject of your article, and they are helpful for users find specific content based on specific words. In other words, tags are basically keywords to identify your content.This tutorial includes images describing each step, making it easy for all users to apply them.
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Block Protocol Project Aims to Create Universal Block System, May Collaborate with Gutenberg
Block Protocol is a new project that aims to build a block system for embedding interactive blocks in any web application. The goal is to create a more interoperable and open web where these blocks can be shared through a standardized protocol. The initial draft of the Block Protocol spec is being incubated by the team at HASH, an open source data, modeling, and simulation platform.
When HASH founder Joel Spolsky shared the idea with the world yesterday, through a post on his WordPress-powered blog, it caught Matt Mullenweg’s attention.
Chrom*
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Asus Chromebook Flip CX3 review: Not the Core i7 laptop you were looking for
Frankly, this sounds like a developer’s dream Chromebook or a convertible that any Chrome OS power user would love to have. And overall, I’d agree.
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That includes tons of browsing with many tabs open, the occasional Android app, and a few hours of coding in a Linux environment.
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Chrome tries new ad-targeting technology after privacy backlash
But privacy advocates aren't sold on Google's Topics interface, which replaces the ill-fated FLOC and is designed to judiciously reveal your interests to advertisers.
AiryxOS
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AiryxOS wants to be an open-source macOS, complete with support for Mac apps
There are dozens (or perhaps hundreds) of excellent desktop Linux distributions that can be capable alternatives to Windows or macOS, but there are also a few systems that are outright clones of proprietary software products. One of them is AiryxOS, which aims to combine the interface and software design of macOS with the versatility of FreeBSD, which is currently in the early stages of development.
There are a number of open-source operating systems that aim to clone proprietary systems, usually with some level of binary support — ReactOS is a clone of Windows (specifically, Windows Server 2003 right now), Haiku is a continuation of BeOS, FreeDOS is an MS-DOS clone, and so on. The AiryxOS project is still in early stages, but it has some lofty goals. Zoë Knox is the main developer, who currently works as the Vice President of Engineering at the OpenNMS Group.
Digital Restrictions (DRM)
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Netflix and Peloton Shares Tumble as Demand Slows
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Farm machinery giant John Deere plows into two right-to-repair lawsuits
Two lawsuits have been filed in the past two weeks against farm equipment maker Deere & Company for allegedly violating antitrust laws by unlawfully monopolizing the tractor repair market.
The first [PDF] was filed on January 12 in Illinois on behalf of Forest River Farms, a farming business based in North Dakota; the second, was filed in Alabama last week on behalf of farmer Trinity Dale Wells [PDF].
The lawsuits each claim what right-to-repair advocates have been saying for years: that Deere & Co., maker of John Deere brand farming equipment, denies customers the ability to repair and maintain their own agricultural machinery.
Debian
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Abiola Ajadi: Debci- An introduction for beginners!
Been a minute! for this blog i will continue from my previous article where i explained Debci you can read more about it here.
In my previous article I mentioned Debci stands for Debian Continous Integration and it exist to make sure packages work currently after an update by testing all of the packages that have tests written in them to make sure it works and nothing is broken. For my internship, I am working on improving the user experience through the UI of the debci site making it easier to use.
Fedora
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Fedora Community Blog: CPE Weekly Update – Week of January 24th – 28th
This is a weekly report from the CPE (Community Platform Engineering) Team.
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The best Linux distributions | c't uplink 41.4 - Market Research Telecast [Ed: Automated translation from German]
These include Debian, Arch Linux, Fedora, Manjaro and Ubuntu. Which is the right distribution for you depends heavily on the intended use.
For example, if you want to get an ancient notebook running again, you would probably be better off with a Debian, for a high-performance gaming computer you need the latest possible drivers and kernels – and that’s why you’re more likely to use Manjaro or openSUSE Tumbleweed.
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digiKam 7.7.0 is released
After three months of active maintenance and another bug triage, the digiKam team is proud to present version 7.7.0 of its open source digital photo manager. See below the list of most important features coming with this release.
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Dilution and Misuse of the "Linux" Brand
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Samsung, Red Hat to Work on Linux Drivers for Future Tech
The metaverse is expected to uproot system design as we know it, and Samsung is one of many hardware vendors re-imagining data center infrastructure in preparation for a parallel 3D world.
Samsung is working on new memory technologies that provide faster bandwidth inside hardware for data to travel between CPUs, storage and other computing resources. The company also announced it was partnering with Red Hat to ensure these technologies have Linux compatibility.
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airyxOS Aims To Build Upon FreeBSD With The "Finesse of macOS"
airyxOS Aims To Build Upon FreeBSD With The "Finesse of macOS"