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"A newbie's guide to self-hosting with . Part 2: installation & setup"

🔗 : blog.elenarossini.com/a-newbie

with a special shout-out to @shollyethanEthan Sholly and @iljailja :pumpkin_owo: who, a year ago, encouraged me to try self-hosting. And of course immense gratitude to the @yunohostYunoHost :neopossum_box: team for making all this possible ❤️

I hope this guide may inspire others to try it, too. The path to digital independence and empowerment is easier than you thought...

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I'm currently looking for one or more volunteers to maintain the Openmoko USB PID + OUI service at github.com/openmoko/openmoko-u as the existing maintainer is no longer available. This is a service providing free USB Product IDs and Ethernet MAC addresses for the and community. Volunteers have to review of the PRs fulfill FOSS/OSHW licensing requirements before merging PRs.

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I was looking for grammar/spell-check language servers to use in Neovim and came across Harper (writewithharper.com/)

Turns out it also has extensions for Firefox/Chrome. I don't use Grammarly, but for people who do, could be a nicer, more private alternative — it's local-only and open-source.

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In my quest to learn more sustainable regenerative ways to support free open source software and the fediverse together I found an example worth sharing. For the past 15 years, Bigstock Fundraiser has been on a mission of raising funds through philanthropic events, for local charitable and benevolent causes. A team of volunteers has created a festively fun experience to enjoy two days of music in the mountains as a fundraiser!

Hosted at Hoodoo Ski Area in Central Oregon. The fundraising benefits two local non profits; Oregon Adaptive Sports & Cascadia Wildlands. This success can be replicated around the world. Truly a fun way to help other people supporting great causes! It also creates a thriving ecosystem of jobs for the vendors & support staff. Small groups of people can do big things together. Band shown is Greensky Bluegrass.

bigstockfundraiser.org

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If you thought you were safe from ads with Apple Maps on #ios, it looks like that may no longer be the case soon

https://www.macrumors.com/2025/10/26/apple-moving-ahead-with-ads-in-maps/

Now is a great time to get plugged into a local community contributing data to the Wikipedia of maps, #OpenSteetMap, so you have better map app alternatives: https://osmcal.org/

Please note that not all events are listed on OSMCal. You may need to surf the internet to find whatever haunt your local group uses be it MeetUp, Peatix, and so on.

There is an absolutely amazing app that makes it super easy to find and fill in missing data: StreetComplete. It’s in the process of being written from Android only to multiplatform. Yes, this means #LinuxMobile support too! So you can help financially expedite things as well: https://github.com/streetcomplete/StreetComplete/issues/5421#issuecomment-2849221573

#foss #opensource #linux

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LucKey Productions (LKP) is a free and open source game development cult aiming to create enchanting games using only FOSS tools. The source code and assets of all projects are made available through GitLab, along with pre-built binaries. Binaries are also available through itch.io. LKP accepts donations but strongly prefers contributions in the form of time. People can invest time by creating - or searching for - graphics and audio, making levels, writing code, web development, playtesting, packaging, promoting LKP and its projects or by learning the skills required to do the aforementioned in a way that meets the LKP quality standards.

Titles released so far include the twin-stick-shooter heXon, 3D platform games Tux! and Blip 'n Blup, a vehicular soccer game called Open Saucer and A-Mazing Urho. All can be played, but none can be called finished. Several of these projects rely on Edddy for the creation of levels; an in-house block-based level editor.

Most communication happens aboard the Colourship, an astral craft comprised of a chat and forum aspect with specialized subsections (decks) to focus on coding, graphics and audio creation as well as a common room for general and off-topic discussions.

Come aboard and join us in making awesome games for everyone! matrix.to/#/#luckeyproductions

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Today, I once again wake up worrying about 's future.

Why is a shitbag such as still allowed to single-handedly maintain fundamental libraries for the ecosystem? Why is he part of Library API team? How is he not permabanned for single-handedly permanently damaging Rust by killing off comptime reflection over his racism? How is he not permabanned for the power play he attempted to pull with his "RFC" after pushing pre-compiled binary to serde without notice? Why are MIC companies routinely tolerated at Rust conventions? Why does no one talk about it, despite the problems not being solved? Has takeover taught people nothing? Will Rust survive another year without turning into ?

So many questions. I think about them every time I use Rust, which is often.

Apropos of nothing.

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Commit 13: Gestern gab's die Implementierung, heute das Protokoll. Genauer gesagt, die Erweiterung:

@forgefed

Das ganze hat ein Funding und bringt und deutlich näher zusammen. Während wir also beim sind. Könnten wir uns doch mal überlegen ob, wie, wo, wann, warum wir uns da einbringen, hier das Spec-Repo:

y.lab.nrw/jek25-13

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@nlnet

Commit 13. Heute gehts um das Protokoll ForgeFed ...
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:blobhyperthink:

world is rich with many realms to wander. Coding adventures ahead there is wizardry, and weird religious quests.

has their own shrines and temples where devs and maintainer pilgrims visit and pray for humble gifts from Heaven. They are the FOSS service providers and funding institutions that dot the landscape. Often far away and mystic. Dealing out breadcrumbs and tokens to keep believers fed and happy, faith held high.

They do their best!

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what do you think about opencollective.com ?

Is it a good platform (as in no-BS, no-OpenWasher) for FOSS project?

I prefer to donate thru liberapay or SEPA for project when they have the option.

For individuals, I tend to contact them directly.

sustainability

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Interessanter Bericht - falls die @EUCommissionEuropean Commission es ernst meint, mit einem "EU Linux":

"Turkey’s Pardus Shows What an EU Linux Could Be — If Brussels Really Means It"

"As much of Europe makes moves to develop something that qualifies as “EuroLinux” — along with a stack of office and public facing software to run on it — they might be advised to take a hard look at would‑be EU member Turkey’s efforts. The country’s Pardus project appears to be much more successful than other better known EU projects. Some in Brussels, of course, may find it awkward that one of the clearest national Linux success stories in the EU region sits just outside the club they like to call “Europe proper.”

So far, European efforts to ditch Microsoft for something more open — and developed a lot more locally — have produced more losses than wins. Munich’s once lauded LiMux is now mainly a historical artifact. Vienna’s Wienux, developed at about the same time, has long been abandoned, evidently due to the city’s addiction to MS Office, which doesn’t run on Linux well when you can get it to run at all. EU OS, the current big effort to design a Linux distro by committee, appears as if its going to be a long slog.
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Pardus (Pardus – the name is derived from Panthera Pardus Tulliana, the scientific designation of the Anatolian Leopard) is Turkey’s contribution to the effort to replace proprietary software from elsewhere — which not only can be costly, but which can contain hidden components — with something open and developed locally, to meet local needs. It was designed from day one for its public-sector needs for centralized management, predictable releases, Turkish‑language support, and curated apps.
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Inside Turkey, Pardus is deployed on thousands of workstations in ministries and agencies that include defense, disaster management, religious affairs, municipalities, hospitals, and more.​ A European Commission report on open source software in Turkey noted that in 2021 the Presidency of Religious Affairs reported 9,938 computers running Pardus, and several other central bodies, including AFAID (Turkey’s national disaster‑management agency), health institutions, and numerous municipalities, had multi‑thousand‑machine Pardus rollouts, making total public‑sector desktop installs certainly in the tens of thousands and likely into the low hundreds of thousands.

The largest Pardus footprint is in education, with over 220,000 interactive whiteboards and more than 250,000 lab computers in schools reporting that they’re currently running Pardus. The Ministry of National Education has plans to eventually migrate all of its lab PCs and whiteboards.​"

Selbst im Bildungsbereich, in dem in Deutschland Microsoft und Apple dominieren - beachtlich, was Türkye hier umgesetzt hat!

Quelle:
fossforce.com/2025/12/turkeys-pardus-shows-what-an-eu-linux-could-be-if-brussels-really-means-it/

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I'm exploring a concept for a new kind of music app.
Core ideas:
1. No login required to listen.
2. You can export and OWN your listening data (playlists, favorites, etc.).

I break down the concept in my latest video. I'd love to hear from developers and music fans on whether this is viable.

tomrayswebsite.com/2025/11/ret

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RE: social.vivaldi.net/@NetscapeNa

⚠️ Please double-check to make sure your site is using the latest Fediverse software:

Misskey: 2025.12.0
Mastodon: 4.5.3
PeerTube: 8.0.0
PixelFed: 0.12.6
Loops: 1.0.0 Beta 5
Mbin: 1.8.4
Lemmy: 0.19.14
Akkoma: 2025.12
Sharkey: 2025.4.4
Pleroma: 2.9.1

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5 Fediverse sites have been hacked due to running outdated software.

Please take a moment to ensure that your instance of Mastodon, Misskey, PeerTube, PixelFed, or any other Fediverse platform is fully up-to-date.

It may also be wise to log into your server and update your operating system.

Debian / Ubuntu servers:

sudo apt update
sudo apt dist-upgrade
sudo reboot

Fedora / CentOS / Red Hat / Alma Linux:

sudo dnf update --refresh
sudo dnf upgrade
sudo reboot

If you update your OS, your server will be briefly offline during the reboot. If you have not configured your web services — including your Fediverse service — to start automatically on boot, you may need to start them manually afterward.

Always make a backup before performing upgrades.

If any of this is confusing or feels overwhelming, you should reconsider whether you want to be a server administrator. This is not meant as an insult. It’s great that you wanted to contribute to the Fediverse, but you may be better off participating as a user rather than an admin. People depend on you to keep services running smoothly, and that requires knowing how to maintain your system safely and correctly.

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Hi! ^__^ 🎮 I'm a designer and illustrator, love and have dabbled in and „experiences“*.

I'm looking for someone who can *actually* because I just cant seem to get the hang of it.

If you're into and hate I'd love to (causally) make a with you!

* jfml.eu/tag/computerspiel-vide

Square screenshot of my (for now?) abandoned 2D ghost game, with a landscape, sky, stars and clouds and a cute ghost that says „Artist looking for gamedev to trade art for code!“
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Today we launch the Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF) with project contributions of MCP (Anthropic), goose (Block) and AGENTS.md (OpenAI), creating a shared ecosystem for tools, standards, and community-driven innovation.

Learn more about this major step toward open, interoperable agentic AI: linuxfoundation.org/press/linu

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One week after we kicked off our year-end fundraiser, we’ve reached 800 !

Our goal is a bit more ambitious, though: 1,500 by December 31. Help us out by joining today: donate.gnome.org

If you’ve already joined or are unable to right now, you can still help by sharing this post with friends and colleagues: blogs.gnome.org/foundation/202

Let's secure the future of GNOME together and enable us to do even more great work next year.

800/1500 #FriendsOfGNOME donate.gnome.org
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🥁 About a month ago I asked how is everyone managing their sound effect archive...
🎺 And today I'm sharing SLAMY with the world!

It's a super-simple sound library manager with a built-in mixer for quick edits. It's a great help to me, and maybe to you too?

yurisizov.itch.io/slamy

Available for all desktop platforms (macOS builds are coming up shortly!), made with Godot, and fully FOSS itself:

codeberg.org/YuriSizov/slamy

PS. If yellow is not your color, I'm truly sorry!

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I just started using @deltaDelta Chat and it's just great!
Quick and straigthforward sign-up process, very cool features, no ads, no AI crap, allows text, image and voice messages, groups, multiple accounts. And free! (based on donations).
Everything is end to end encrypted, can be synced across devices and zero personal data is required whatsoever to create an account (no phone number, no email). Using standard yet powerful chatmail relays.

My daughter needs to communicate with a correspondent in another country, she has no phone but can use a laptop, so this is perfect. Also we can create a family group 😊

Kudos to the team behind this amazing project.

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Finally a member of @Codeberg@social.anoxinon.de.
"The mission of Codeberg e.V. is to build and maintain a free collaboration platform for creating, archiving, and preserving code and to document its development process."
Code is infrastructure. By helping Codeberg stay independent and privacy-respecting, we're protecting the digital commons and promoting a more democratic society built on open standards, not corporate control.

#Codeberg #FOSS #DigitalRights #OpenSource #Community

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This year brought great improvements to in GNOME, including:

• Accessibility from the start on the login screen
• Full accessibility of GNOME Web
• Tons of improvements to Calendar
• Screen reader integration for Notifications
• Configure screen reader from Settings
• GTK apps integrated w/Windows & macOS accessibility

Help us reach 1,500 so we can focus on accessibility even more in 2026!

donate.gnome.org

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This year we delivered new Digital Wellbeing features for GNOME including Screen Time history and limits, break reminders for movement and eye health, and improved parental controls with Screen Time integration.

This work was coordinated by the GNOME Foundation thanks to a grant from Endless, and implemented by valued community developers @pwithnallPhilip Withnall and @ignapkIgnacy Kuchciński with support from design team member @snwhSam Hewitt.

Screen Time chart and settings in GNOME SettingsScreen Time usage displayed in Parental ControlsChild account Screen Time settings managed by Parental Controls

Supporting the GNOME Foundation directly enables us to take on more initiatives like this, paying community members to deliver impactful work. Help us reach 1,500 before the end of the year by donating today: donate.gnome.org

What features or initiatives would YOU like to see the GNOME Foundation take on in the coming year?

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This year we delivered new Digital Wellbeing features for GNOME including Screen Time history and limits, break reminders for movement and eye health, and improved parental controls with Screen Time integration.

This work was coordinated by the GNOME Foundation thanks to a grant from Endless, and implemented by valued community developers @pwithnallPhilip Withnall and @ignapkIgnacy Kuchciński with support from design team member @snwhSam Hewitt.

Screen Time chart and settings in GNOME SettingsScreen Time usage displayed in Parental ControlsChild account Screen Time settings managed by Parental Controls
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@nathan @davidrevoy @dansup @indexBuilding ActivityPub @AffektJake

There's mention of 'respect for the protocol', but given the inherent flexibility of we can say that the protocol is respectful of many interpretations. The respect @ploum asks for, boils down to current informal consensus for interoperability, which in turn is to large extent Mastodon's interpretation.

It is a pity that fedi is so app-centric, but each apps choices are valid. The protocol needs better grassroots standardization process.

@nathan @davidrevoy @dansup @indexBuilding ActivityPub @AffektJake @ploum

My opinion re: compliance is that any project is free to implement AS/AP in any way they want, with any level of .

is absolute best-practice, but a project has full choice here. It's all FOSS freedom. No blame should be put towards these projects where they follow their own path.

Highly encouraging compliance is among the duties of the Grassroots standardization process that exists in the ecosystem.

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Top 5 reasons GNOME is awesome:

1. Distraction-free: we respect you and include personal digital wellbeing features

2. Accessibility: we work to make computing accessible to all

3. Design: we make a cohesive, modern experience that looks great

4. Free and Open Source: we preserve your freedoms

5. Privacy: your data is yours, and we respect that

If these resonate with you, consider supporting us today! We're aiming for 1,500 by the end of the year.

donate.gnome.org

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Joining a new instance, posting a new .

After three years in the Fediverse, including two wonderful years at fediscience.org, I’m joining the first French instance that is both dedicated to and hosted by the academic community.

Academic and physicist, I also dabble in politics.

I will be posting about ... and

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There are a few spots left for the event I'm hosting tomorrow evening in Berlin about the . If you're interested in learning about the often unrecognized work of maintainers like @hugovkHugo van Kemenade, @icingStefan Eissing, @matkMatthias Klumpp, Sarah, Jan and the other folks that goes into maintaining our digital infrastructure and future -- and what we at the @sovtechfundSovereign Tech Agency are doing about it -- register here: events.sovereign.tech/fellowsh

Opening slide with pink, white, lilac, violet, and purple boxes overlaid with the title:
Who will maintain our digital future?
Sovereign Tech Fellowship
3 December 2025
Firespace Berlin
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It has been an exceptional 2025 when it comes to what GNOME has delivered. Let’s help the Foundation reach 1,500 Friends of GNOME by the end of the year to be able to deliver even more in 2026!

cassidyjames.com/blog/looking-

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