Dear Mozilla Leadership Team: Why do you keep making terrible leadership decisions?

I think he said tentatively by the end of the year, so most likely early next year some time

Lots of nice changes here, it’s been a busy week

Martin Owens is working on a new PDF exporter that will allow you to use an ICC colour profile to have correct CMYK colours for printing, basically essential for professional printing.

CMYK on the horizon too

Not since 2014

This is openssl not openssh

Wow, single handedly bringing us Kubuntu 24.10. Here’s the link to her gofundme: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-scarlett-moore-get-back-on-the-road

We’re talking about low level software that makes the hardware usable here, the reason that Raspberry Pi is the king of this market is because they have the software support that allows their hardware to just work. Pine64 relies on the community to do this for each of the boards they release.

Pine64’s most successful products have been the ones they release as full products with working firmware.

Plasma 6.1 decryers to convince them to give plasma another go

The StarLight is also Linux

Hmm, the fact that they specifically prohibit even WAPs is going to be a problem too. Do you have the earlier conversation in writing? I’d go back to whoever you spoke to before and ask them about it.

Looks like that tos is just for the wifi network, if you’ve got an ethernet port then that won’t be using the wifi.

Inkscape works well for this.

Because they’ve borrowed the ‘shake mouse to make cursor grow’ feature from macos and resizing non-svg cursors like that looks ugly

In fact these chips are cheaper than the previous gen

Forever: until we decide that we no longer want to maintain the product, rendering it useless and forcing you to by whatever we replace it with

It will be much cheaper for the company to replace rather than repair, then they don’t have to pay technicians

Also SUSE: OpenSUSE needs to change their name because we say so

You’d probably be better off picking a normal distro and then running QEMU to run Windows or other VMs. Proxmox is more comparable to VMware ESXi in that it is designed for running server VMs and managed through a web ui.