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Read the inspiring story of how Eyüpsultan, Turkey switched to free software, gained independence from proprietary software, and saved money ($$$) in the process! If they did it in their city, your city can do it too! | Read more at: https://u.fsf.org/3m9

Have a story to publish? Did you work on something for #NaNoWriMo? I've got a budget and I'd like to talk to you. DM me or email njb@nantucketebooks.com. Heck, leave a message at (720) 459-8761. I'm working with some great authors right now, and I'd like for you to be one of them. #nantucketebooks

Here is Issue #5 of Quarter Up, a free newsletter dedicated to pinball and vintage arcade gaming.

https://nantucketebooks.com/quarterup-5

In this issue: coverage of Houston Arcade Expo 2023 by @atgonzalez the reverse-engineering of Sinistar by @synamax, the hot pinball games of 2023, and a special offer from our color-commentator Buffalo. Cover art by Pencilforge.

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FOSS RTS "Warzone 2100" has been updated to version 4.4.2. This update fixes six bugs. The game code is licensed with GPLv2. The game is available through various distro repos; Github; and as a Flatpak.



The project's main website is here:


https://wz2100.net/



The release notes for this update are here:


https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Warzone2100/warzone2100/4.4.2/ChangeLog



The source code is hosted on Github:


https://github.com/Warzone2100/warzone2100



There is a Youtube channel for the game as well. Here is an Invidious link:


https://iv.nboeck.de/channel/UCth_4D8nRas1idLCXlqDpXw




If you want to help the project financially they accept donations at Open Collective:


https://opencollective.com/warzone2100

Linux distro "Debian" has released version 12.4. This update fixes a local privilege escalation vulnerability in Amanda; Emerald theme based artwork for Debian Edu 12; support for Unicode 15.1 in different components; support for Zstd compression in libsolv; and lots of bug and security fixes. Debian is available for various architectures including AMD64; ARM64; i386; mips; and ppc64. If you're looking to ditch Windows or Mac for something more privacy respecting then I would recommend to give it a try.



The main website for Debian is here:

https://www.debian.org/




The source code for Debian is on Gitlab:

https://salsa.debian.org/webmaster-team/webwml




If you wish to help the project financially you can donate through this web page in a variety of ways:

https://www.debian.org/donations

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Storage company "Kioxia" has donated a software development kit (SDK) to the Linux Foundation. Personally I would rather have it donated to the FSF but it's better than nothing.



Here's a press release from the Linux foundation:

https://www.linuxfoundation.org/press/software-enabled-flash-announces-software-development-kit-sdk




The SDK is hosted here:

https://softwareenabledflash.org/

BREAKING : Another fully-vaxed and boosted Pro-Vaxer bites the dust. RIP.
https://makismd.substack.com/p/canadian-journalist-ian-vandaelle #covid #covidvaccines #vaccines #vaccinedeaths #diedsuddenly

Don't get Chumpted again, this is a ploy to destroy the West.

Ford has brought back the Bronco. Should they bring back the Pinto?

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You can only pick one:

#startrek #ncc1701 #ncc701a #ncc1701d #ncc1701e

I have been using Lemmy more, specifically an instance called Sopuli. I picked that one because they had a page for Libreboot.

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I need to resize a GNU/Linux desktop for a broken display where the bottom 60 pixel rows no longer work. I know about xrandr and I already know how to use that to solve similar problems, but does anyone know if a GUI tool exists to set custom screen sizes that are not offered by default for those that are less familiar with the CLI?

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Excellent intro to #Neovim and #LazyVim, explaining some of the basics, configuration steps, how Lazy works, and more. Looking forward to the next episode. https://youtube.com/watch?v=zHTeCSVAFNY&si=PMT421YdCNNQmakY