for example, on a linux distro, we could modify the desktop environment and make it waaaaay lighter by getting rid of jpg or png icons and just using pure svg on it.
Isn’t that how it already works? GNOME system icons are all SVG - that’s what allows them to change colors when you change themes or switch between light and dark mode.
Some great new features! Looking forward to trying this out
Excellent, glad it’s been working out for you! Thanks for the update.
Running this command was the only thing required for me to get access to the com ports. After that, everything worked perfectly.
sudo usermod -a -G dialout $USER
(note that $USER is part of the command - do not replace that with your actual username)
Octoprint (web interface for 3d printers) is one of my favorite open source projects
There will be more than just two parties on the presidential ballot.
Uhh Yeah Dude They’ve been doing the podcast since 2006, and coming up on their 1000th episode. Listener supposed and ad free. Just two guys trying to figure it all out.
A new version was released today!
Some excellent bug fixes! Thanks for all your work on this!
The big dog
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How do I get started with Mastodon? Are there multiple instances to choose from like Lemmy, or do you just sign up on mastodon.social?
Also, it looks like you can access Lemmy communities from there - so how is it different than just using Lemmy?
The page always seems to load just fine, but nothing happens when I press the play button. It has never worked for me - am I doing something wrong? (Firefox on Android)
Electronic hobbyist pages for Arduino and Expressif microcontrollers for project help and showcasing protects people are working on:
I use my Windows work laptop as my personal laptop by booting Ubuntu off an external SSD. It is connected through the laptop’s thunderbolt USB C port, and Ubuntu runs smoothly without any issues as if it were off the internal drive. And not the most elegant solution, but I have Velcro strips on the drive and laptop, so to transform from work computer to personal, I just stick the drive on, plug it in, and boot up Linux! And the best part is that because it’s a completely different drive, there are no personal files/data actually saved on the work computer.
Opera for mobile is the best mobile browser by far in my opinion. For desktop, I stick with Firefox.
It was not working for me at all yesterday. Will give it another shot later today.
The fact that they release Cura for free, make it available on all platforms (Mac/Windows/Linux), continuously improve and update it, and have incorporated the setup of basically every 3D printer you can buy is amazing.
Also, octoprint is free and open source and is incredible as well.
Exact same thing happened to me. I opened it, read through the new welcome screen, and said ok let’s go! First move was to select a brush and it crashed.