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ProcessOne (ejabberd) just released a new XMPP client - it works on mobile!

Fluux Messenger: A fast, modern, cross-platform XMPP client for communities and organizations. - processone/fluux-messenger Screenshos from the repo: [img=https://news.erebion.eu/static/media/posts/hT/RF/hTRFo04hNvgcyKu.png]image[/img] [img=https://n

Fluux Messenger: A fast, modern, cross-platform XMPP client for communities and organizations. - processone/fluux-messenger

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No aarch64 builds yet, but I have opened an issue. Might have a look at building this, as I cannot wait to try this on my phone (Pixel 3a/Mobian).

GitHub - processone/fluux-messenger: Fluux Messenger: A fast, modern, cross-platform XMPP client for communities and organizations.

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ambitiousslab

in reply to erebion • 5 days ago • •

I'm really happy to see that they shamelessly ripped off discord. We saw with bluesky that having an ultra-familiar UX is a big advantage.

For mobile linux, I'm going to stick with Dino. I like that it is lightweight, natively supported and integrates well with the rest of the system thanks to libadwaita.

I'm disappointed that contributors have to sign a CLA that allows them to relicense to proprietary licenses. So, all the power goes to them.

fluux-messenger/CONTRIBUTING.md at main · processone/fluux-messenger

Fluux Messenger: A fast, modern, cross-platform XMPP client for communities and organizations. - processone/fluux-messenger

^GitHub

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erebion

in reply to ambitiousslab • 5 days ago • •

I’m really happy to see that they shamelessly ripped off discord.

I've never used Discord, so I thought "Oh, like Element, but less broken! Fancy."

We saw with bluesky that having an ultra-familiar UX is a big advantage.

I'm not a fan of Bluesky, but good point! Might recommend that client to a lot of people once it can do OMEMO.

For mobile linux, I’m going to stick with Dino. I like that it is lightweight, natively supported and integrates well with the rest of the system thanks to libadwaita.

I just miss ad-hoc commands, which Fluux already does. I'd prefer libadwaita as well, but having a way to config my IRC transport on the go is great. Gajim mostly works on the phone, but not as well as Fluux.

So, all the power goes to them.

Pretty sure there'd be a community fork pretty quickly, as this is already one of the clients with the most clean UI.

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ambitiousslab

in reply to erebion • 5 days ago • •

I just miss ad-hoc commands, which Fluux already does. I’d prefer libadwaita as well, but having a way to config my IRC transport on the go is great. Gajim mostly works on the phone, but now as well as Fluux.

That makes a lot of sense. I hope it works well on the phone!

Pretty sure there’d be a community fork pretty quickly, as this is already one of the clients with the most clean UI.

Yeah, in fairness I'm probably overreatcting a bit. One of the things I really like about XMPP is the diversity of stakeholders and developers. I would be really sad if that went away.

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thagoat

in reply to erebion • 5 days ago • •

Title is rather misleading. It runs on OP's phone because he's running a debian based mobile os. This won't run on your android phone.

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rando

in reply to thagoat • 5 days ago • •

It's posted under Linux phones.

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thagoat

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Yes. It is. Thank you. This was supposed to be a reply to the 'no apk' comment. I hit the wrong reply arrow. Thanks for pointing it out.

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erebion

in reply to rando • 4 days ago • •

Yes it was and Android support is even planned as well, according to the README. But this is very early days for this client, so it's not there yet. Just as Flatpak support is also not there yet, as the dev hasn't yet figured it out fully according to the recent commits.

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poVoq

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It uses Tauri2 which does support Android. There isn't an Android version of this XMPP client yet, but it is on the roadmap.

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Otter Raft via Canada

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Float, Wise, Koho, Paramount, and Brim join Payments Canada | BetaKit

A handful of Canadian FinTech firms are now in line to reap the benefits of the country’s incoming real-time rail (RTR) payments infrastructure system.
Float, Wise, Koho, Paramount, and Brim are now members of Payments Canada, the organization that underpins the Canadian financial system announced on Tuesday. With their membership, the companies can now apply to participate in payments infrastructure projects and rely less on third-party intermediaries to handle their transactions.

Float, Wise, Koho, Paramount, and Brim join Payments Canada | BetaKit

A handful of Canadian FinTech firms are now in line to reap the benefits of the country’s incoming real-time rail payments infrastructure system.

^{Alex Riehl (BetaKit)}

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observantTrapezium

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Funny, just yesterday I noticed I could add money to Wise by paying it as a bill through some banks (cost seems $0.31 flat, way better than even Interac).

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Corngood

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Maybe I should know who these companies are, but this just made me think of

It's on Tubu. It's literally on Heebee. It's on Poodee with ads. It's literally on Dippy. You can probably find it on Weeno. Dude it's on Gumpy. It's a Pheebo original. It's on Poob.

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New TikTok owners declare 'no finish line' for pro-Israel censorship

The term Zionist will be treated as hate speech, a policy articulated by the newly appointed CEO, Adam Presser, while allowing its continued use in political contexts or self-identification.
In a year-old video by the World Jewish Congress (WJC) that recently resurfaced on social media, Presser outlines how the platform classifies the term Zionist within its moderation framework, saying, “We made a change to designate the use of the term Zionist as a proxy for a protected attribute as hate speech.”
He specified that use of the term Zionist in a positive context, such as identifying as a “proud Zionist,” remains permitted, but that using it as a “dirty name” will be classified as hate speech and subject to censorship.
He goes on to describe enforcement levels and outside coordination, saying that “we tripled the amount of accounts that we were banning for hateful activity,” adding that “over two dozen Jewish organizations” are “constantly feeding us intelligence and information when they spot v

New TikTok owners declare 'no finish line' for pro-Israel censorship

The new CEO for the social media app has openly stated that censorship efforts have ‘no such thing as an endgame’

^thecradle.co

#Palestine

exu via Technology

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I Started Identifying Corporate Devices in My Software

cross-posted from: feditown.com/post/2475594

exu

2026-01-28 17:25:15

I Started Identifying Corporate Devices in My Software

I Started Identifying Corporate Devices in My Software
In which I give you yet another reason to ignore the naysayers
^lgug2z

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exu via Technology

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exu
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I Started Identifying Corporate Devices in My Software

In which I give you yet another reason to ignore the naysayers

^lgug2z

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I Started Identifying Corporate Devices in My Software

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exu

2026-01-28 17:25:15

I Started Identifying Corporate Devices in My Software

I Started Identifying Corporate Devices in My Software
In which I give you yet another reason to ignore the naysayers
^lgug2z

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Chris Remington via Technology

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Amazon axes 16,000 jobs as it pushes AI and efficiency

https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/amazon-cuts-16000-jobs-globally-broader-restructuring-2026-01-28/

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Gorgeous D. via World News

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‘ICE conveyor belt’ illegally detaining, moving Minnesota children to Texas faster than courts can respond

https://www.mprnews.org/story/2026/01/28/ice-detaining-moving-minnesota-children-to-texas-faster-than-courts-can-respond

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geneva_convenience via Memes

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Foreign asset

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Amnesigenic

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A pro-terror TikTok clone? Fuck yeah sounds fun

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tropicflite

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Being anti genocide does not mean you're pro terror

Tippon via Linux

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Tippon
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Need help with NTFS and permissions please

I manage a handful of small websites and have recently switched from Windows to Mint. I was using PortableApps to keep the sites separated, and for the moment want to do the same. I've set up VirtualBox with a cut down Windows 10 installation, and added the root folder of the websites as a shared folder, so Websites/Site1, Websites/Site2 etc. The root folder is still on an NTFS drive.

So far, everything works, except I can't run the PortableApps suite from the shared folder in VirtualBox. PortableApps runs and updates, but the apps don't work properly. Thunderbird is ok but has random glitches, Firefox launches but sites don't load, and Chrome instantly closes. If I copy the folder for the individual site into the virtual machine though, it works perfectly.

I'm assuming that it's a permissions problem, as the NTFS drive is owned by me but is in the root group, but copying the files to the virtual machine copies them to the vboxuser group, which I'm a member of. The fstab entry for the drive is:

UUID=BAB4BFE2B4BF9EF7 /mnt/Storage ntfs defaults,uid=tippon 0 2

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just_another_person

in reply to Tippon • 5 days ago • •

Unless there is a mapping between a UID of a user across many different machines (something like a domain controller), you're not going to be able to set proper permissions by user. You need to use a generic group, or provide global read access at a minimum.

I'm not 100% sure why you've chosen this route, but there are MUCH simpler ways of doing this that don't involve VMs and NTFS volumes.

At this point, you're butting up against 3 levels of nested permissions, including the VM. My suggestion would be to make sure all the files on the NTFS volume have global read access, then go into the VM and attempt to set NTFS permissions on the files (they are different). If that becomes too tedious, you could just try setting 777 on all shared files. It's unsafe, but may get you through until you find a more...workable solution for what you're doing here.

I think the overall solution is to just not need this Windows VM, so look at moving these sites off to Nginx or something ASAP.

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Tippon

in reply to just_another_person • 5 days ago • •

Thanks for replying :)

I think there's some confusion though, none of the sites are hosted locally, PortableApps just lets me use a separate browser and email client for each website, effectively sandboxed from each other so that there's no chance of accidentally editing the wrong site or posting from the wrong account. Each PortableApps instance has its own set of logins and bookmarks etc. to manage one website and the associated emails.

I essentially just want to run a program in a Windows 10 VM that's stored on the Linux host but on an NTFS drive. As far as I can tell, the permissions on the NTFS drive are interfering with that, as the files are in the root group on Mint, whereas I'm in the tippon and vboxuser groups. I'm not sure how to change that without risking breaking something, but the way the NTFS drive is mounted through fstab seems to be the answer.

I think that changing fstab so that the drive is mounted under my user and group will fix it, but I don't know how that will affect anything else on the drive, or any Linux programs that access those file

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Björn

in reply to Tippon • 5 days ago • •

Firefox recently added a new profile manager to do just that. Thunderbird should also support having multiple separate profiles.

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just_another_person

in reply to Björn • 5 days ago • •

Yeah...this seems like OP is doing this in extra hard mode, and there are simpler ways to handle the problem.

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MagnificentSteiner

in reply to Björn • 5 days ago • •

Depending what exactly the OP needs, they may even be able to do it just using multi-account containers (sandboxed tab groups) in Firefox.

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Tippon

in reply to MagnificentSteiner • 5 days ago • •

Unfortunately that won't work for me, I need them to be completely separate. I've got physical and mental issues that mean I get brain fog, and then get things muddled up. If the tab groups share things like bookmarks or saved logins, there's a chance that I'll open the wrong link, or log in to the wrong email.

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MagnificentSteiner

in reply to Tippon • 5 days ago • •

The tab groups work by sandboxing a site to a specific one. Once you have it set up, every time you go to a site it'll open in the correct tab group. Each tab group has it's own seperate cookies.

If it's the same website with multiple different logins you're using though then yeah, this wouldn't help at all.

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Tippon

in reply to MagnificentSteiner • 4 days ago • •

That could work then. I tend to have to use the same sites for the various sites, like Facebook for example, but it's rare that I need to use the same site for different accounts on the same site. Most of the sites use Gmail for now, but that does work well with multiple accounts.

I'll have a proper look when I get home later. Thank you :)

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Björn

in reply to Tippon • 5 days ago • •

KDE's Activities could help you. They are basically completely different desktop layouts and open programs for different tasks. You could set up one for each website with a different Firefox and Thunderbird profile and desktop wallpaper and other things.

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Tippon

in reply to Björn • 4 days ago • •

That could work really well then, especially as I'm looking to change distros. Mint is great, but it's got a few issues that are getting in my way now.

Thank you :)

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Björn

in reply to Tippon • 4 days ago • •

BTW, in general you can change your desktop environment without switching the distro. They just often come with a default. But installing another is usually one command away and then you can choose at the login screen.

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Tippon

in reply to Björn • 4 days ago • •

I did look at changing the DE, but apparently KDE doesn't work well with Mint. I want to change distros anyway though, as some of the problems I'm having are from the outdated repos. I've only been on Mint properly for a few months, but have had to manually install a few programs already

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Tippon

in reply to Björn • 5 days ago • •

That's interesting. I knew that Firefox had options for different profiles, but last time I tried I couldn't get it working the way I wanted. I'll have another look, thanks :)

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non_burglar

in reply to Tippon • 5 days ago • •

"tippon" is just a local POSIX mapping to whatever uid assigned that user, typically the first user beyond system users in Linux or Unix is 1000. So using "tippon" instead of uid=1000 won't make a difference.

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Tippon

in reply to non_burglar • 4 days ago • •

I thought that might be the case, but do you know if changing the group would help at all?

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GaumBeist

in reply to Tippon • 5 days ago • •

Since you can run the apps (glitchy as they may be), nothing is wrong with the read perms on the drive. Maybe write perms or exec perms? But ntfs perms don't map neatly onto POSIX perms, so it's hard to say. Maybe try setting the gid to the vboxuser group id and see if that helps?

You might also check out the mount manpage and look at the section about "Generic Mount Options"; this is the more in-depth explanation of the "options" column in fstab, and the defaults option (which depends on the distro) can hide stuff like nouser, which prevents users from mounting the drive.

Finally, look into ACLs and how to manage those for interoperability across Windows and POSIX systems.

Best case scenario, fixing it so your user has all access to the drive with the user,exec options fixes your issues. Otherwise, you've just gotta do the learning about ACLs and POSIX perms

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Tippon

in reply to GaumBeist • 4 days ago • •

Thanks for replying, it looks like I've got some homework to do :D

I did look at the fstab page, but I didn't understand enough to get an answer. I'll look at the mount page tonight, thank you :)

☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆ via United States | News & Politics

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☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆
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Ecuador condemns ICE agent's attempt to enter Minneapolis consulate

A complaint has been filed by Ecuador, whose consular staff prevented the agent from entering.

^{Vanessa Buschschlüter (BBC News)}

#USA

cm0002 via Technology

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Mozilla Slopaganda

Mozilla published a new State of Mozilla. It’s absolute slopaganda. A mess of trippy visuals and corpo-speak that’s been through the slop wringer too many times.

Mozilla Slopaganda

The one where I question reality

^dbushell.com

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CubitOom via Progressive Politics

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Veteran: "My nation is under attack."

Source

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ekZepp via Linux

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Apple’s M3 Silicon Surrenders to Linux: A Technical Milestone for Open Source

In a major technical breakthrough, the open-source community has successfully booted a graphical Linux desktop on Apple's M3 silicon. This deep dive explores how developers reverse-engineered the proprietary chip in record time, the implications for the developer workstation market, and what this means for the future of ARM-based computing.

Apple’s M3 Silicon Surrenders to Linux: A Technical Milestone for Open Source

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#Linux

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ceiphas

in reply to ekZepp • 5 days ago • •

But their notebooks are massively overpriced design tokens with way too less RAM.
As if "kernel hackers" now flock to Apple products just to install asahi.

It's nice to see that Apple cannot block FOSS, but aside from that, you cannot buy m3 hardware from another supplier, so ... Meh...

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Dariusmiles2123

in reply to ceiphas • 5 days ago • •

Well for me it’s good news for when these devices won’t be supported by Apple anymore and they’ll become really cheap.

Although the fact that most of the parts aren’t replaceable is also a problem in that case..

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aksdb

in reply to ceiphas • 5 days ago • •

In business notebook comparison they are well within the norm. For private use … yeah, that’s a lifestyle choice.

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vandsjov

in reply to aksdb • 5 days ago • •

This is true. I changed from a Windows laptop to a Mac and it was more or less the same price.

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possum

in reply to ceiphas • 5 days ago • •

Playing devils advocate here. I saw the C3 presentation of the Asahi Linux team back in December, they showed that while Apple is not contributing to the project, they’re intentionally leaving the door open to install other OSs, not trying to “block FOSS”.

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Evil_Shrubbery

in reply to possum • 5 days ago • •

You own the hardware, but you don't get any documentation.

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Evil_Shrubbery

in reply to ceiphas • 5 days ago • •

I just want macbook-level non-computing hardware (the case & hinges, screen, keyboard, mostly, but good speakers, mics & battery are a bonus too) & it's not that ez to find in laptops (if there even are comparable puters out there).

I don't need much computing power, 16GB RAM is plenty too, tho I wouldn't say no to a 15h battery.

It's just my use case - I want something built really good even if it has a Pentium in it (not that I'm comparing Ms to Pentiums) .
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And I also don't wanna spend 3+k monies for a laptop I'm about to use a few times a year.

Nothing else fits my case, I might try it for the lolz.

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poopsmith

in reply to Evil_Shrubbery • 5 days ago • •

XPS13. You can still get a 1080p non-touch screen with Ubuntu pre-installed (at a discount vs. windows). I've had mine just over 3 years and it's still going strong.

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Evil_Shrubbery

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Yes, the body on those is extra nice, but just not quite as good if you are attentive to such things.
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(Forgot to mention I also dislike wide-screens on laptops since I'm never gonna use it for videos.)

I def don't want a "low res" screen either (that close I can actually appreciate the additional sharpness), years (5?) ago I have bought a new (from a store) Chuwi laptop for a little over 200 monies with a higher resolution screen, metal body, and a mightily Celeron (I used it only to connect to my home lab so it's fine). \
Also the battery is ofc shitty & spicy after a few cycles. Weirdly ok-ish keyboard.

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dohpaz42

in reply to ceiphas • 5 days ago • •

This is good for when the hardware is purchased second hand, or has become obsolete in the future.

I have an iPad I’m still holding onto with the hopes that one day it’ll be Linux worthy.

So yeah, buying new Mac hardware for linux doesn’t make sense. But that’s not the only use case.

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Snot Flickerman

in reply to ekZepp • 5 days ago • •

Very cool and hopefully that means the M4 isn't far behind!

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jqubed

in reply to ekZepp • 5 days ago • •

For all the breathless enthusiasm from the author, I feel like he’s overselling a lot of the impacts:

For Chief Technology Officers and IT procurement managers, the viability of Linux on Apple Silicon introduces a complex variable. Historically, engineering teams demanding Linux were relegated to Dell XPS or Lenovo ThinkPad units, which, while capable, often trail Apple in battery efficiency and thermal management. If the M3 becomes a first-class citizen in the Linux ecosystem, organizations may face increased pressure to support Apple hardware for backend engineers and DevOps professionals who require native Linux environments rather than virtualization.

Corporate purchases typically purchase new products either direct from the manufacturer or from the authorized resale channel. The M3 was introduced over two years ago and the only products I see Apple still selling with the M3 architecture are the Mac Studio (M3 Ultra) and iPad Air (M3). So any IT manager looking to procure a MacBook for an employee would need to find new old stock sti

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carrylex

in reply to ekZepp • 5 days ago • •

I will probably never understand why people buy extremely expensive, locked down hardware and then forcibly open it up after 2 years.

How about stop shoving them money up their asses and buy a laptop from another manufacturer where you don't have to sell your soul to install Linux.

PCs/Laptops are not the console market where there are just like 2 options available.

As long as Apple makes money with this shit, this madness will NEVER stop.

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Dariusmiles2123

in reply to carrylex • 5 days ago • •

Well there is something kind of exciting about running Linux on Apple or Surface hardware once it gets really cheap and isn’t supported anymore.

Of course, if you buy it new, it’s different.

For me, it’s either I get Linux friendly new stuff or dirt cheap Apple/Surface hardware in second/third hand..

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Bogus007

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I don’t know if this is indeed a milestone or may not pose a danger to OS, because large silicon companies eat up all the independent, small groups.

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ZkhqrD5o

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Can't wait to install GNU/Linux on a new 5000 € laptop, which has the hardware of a 500 € laptop. 🥰

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SapphironZA

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These people should get grant funding for reducing e-waste and Apple should pay for it.

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NGram

in reply to ekZepp • 5 days ago • •

This reads like LLM slop.

According to technical reports from Phoronix, the milestone was reached by Alyssa Rosenzweig, a key figure in the graphics driver development for the Asahi Linux project.

The linked Phoronix article (published yesterday) credits Michael Reeves, noopwafel, and Shiz and does not mention Alyssa Rosenzweig at all.

The speed at which the M3 was tamed—booting into a KDE Plasma desktop environment so soon after the hardware’s retail release—
The M3 is two generations old at this point...
Booting a kernel is one thing; rendering a fluid graphical user interface is entirely another. The M3 achievement is particularly notable because it involves the GPU, historically the most obfuscated component of any System on Chip (SoC).

Again, the Phoronix article (and its linked

Apple M3 Progress On Linux: Asahi Can Boot To KDE Desktop - But No GPU Acceleration Yet

While the Asahi Linux project has made good progress on bringing Linux to Apple Silicon hardware, much of the success and in turn upstreaming to the Linux kernel has been around the aging M1 and M2 Macs

^{www.phoronix.com}

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If everybody at ICE protests showed up with masks and a gun would there be more or less violence?

Would protestors be safer? Thousands of masked people with guns. Chaos?

I can’t help but think that the only solution to ICE is a “well regulated militia” in combination with political reform, with both being necessary.

#asklemmy

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foonex

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Peaceful mass protests are the only way to stop this authoritarian takeover. If it gets violent the government will always have more firepower.

Trump and his cronies want the protests to become violent. They are hoping for an excuse to throw in jail or kill anyone they do not like. Do not do them that favor.

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Dessalines

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Nope, peaceful protests have never worked at any point in history, and you are sold that they do, because it serves the interest of those in power who do not want to be challenged.

Red Phoenix - Pacifism - How to do the enemy's job for them. Youtube Audiobook

Pacifism: How to Do The Enemy’s Job For Them

“As an ex-Indian civil servant, it always makes me shout with laughter to hear, for instance, Gandhi named as an example of the success of non-violence. As long as twenty years ago it was cyn…

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Mozilla Slopaganda

Mozilla published a new State of Mozilla. It’s absolute slopaganda. A mess of trippy visuals and corpo-speak that’s been through the slop wringer too many times.

Mozilla Slopaganda

The one where I question reality

^dbushell.com

#technology

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Adeptus_Obsoletus

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It's really weird how Mozilla is trying to market to the punk-anarchists and the AI techbros at the same time. It won't work.

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geneva_convenience

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Their CEO is tryng to sell out to investors and pump the stock.

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TIL putting solar panels on land currently used for biofuels would produce enough electricity for all cars and trucks to go electric

cross-posted from: lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/62503515

Besides we can still use that same land for crops with agrivoltaics

Putting solar panels on land used for biofuels would produce enough electricity for all cars and trucks to go electric

The world dedicates a Poland-sized area of land to liquid biofuels. Is there a more efficient way to generate energy?

^{Hannah Ritchie (Our World in Data)}

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Yugopnik tweeting nazi shit

Some people don't believe me when I try to warn them about the content creator grift. I don't care, I'm coming for all of them if they start spouting shit like this to their audience. They have a responsibility towards their viewers.

Second time I see him tweet shit like this.

At this point he should just stop pretending he's any sort of leftist. His mental health will thank him.

archive link so he can't scrub it off the internet: archive.ph/XWZD6 (still loading as of posting but should be ready eventually)

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