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#ThankGNU! to David Bruce, James Wilson, Stefan Antun, and Valerio Poggi for helping the FSF continue its goal of educating the public about #freesoftware See a longer list of those who have helped us financially in our advocacy for #SoftwareFreedom and awareness: u.fsf.org/3vy

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A reminder that our tromsite.com domain is blocked by Google and thus we cannot send any emails form our tromsite.com domain to any Gmail accounts... We have tried to fix this but so far no luck.

Google is an ad company so better not use Gmail in the first place.

#tromlive #google #gmail #privacy

Meet the FSF: did you know we'll have a booth at three upcoming conferences? Meet us at TXLF on April 12-13 in Austin, TX; OSSA on April 16-18, in Seattle, WA; and LFNW on April 26-28, in Bellingham, WA.

I'm developing an ubershader for Liblast. Each mesh here uses exactly one material and only reusable textures.

All unique features are driven with geometry, it's UVs and vectex colors that drive uberhsader's effects.

You can see how nicely Godot batches rendering when using the same shader and material!

The amount of geometry seems exorbitant, but it's still just a few draw calls and a 100 FPS. Adding decent LODs to the model would probably help bring the FPS up still.

- unfa

#GodotEngine

Weekly Linux and open source news, now expanded to potentially 15 minutes or less, still with no ads and no chatter.

fullcirclemagazine.org/podcast

An old samsung tablet picked up from ewaste dump, running #postmarketos edge. Connected bluetooth mouse and keyboard and it works as my laptop. Can run libreoffice to edit documents, watch youtube videos and much more.

Thanks @postmarketOS

"But think about the artists!" is a favorite refrain of so-called "intellectual property" enthusiasts (aka corporations.) Hear from one #DefectiveByDesign (DBD) guest writer and musician about how #DRM totally cramped his style: u.fsf.org/1rx #EndDRM #Music

If you own a razer mouse and use Linux then you may be interested in OpenRazer. While Razer doesn't provide open source drivers for their products OpenRazer aims to fill this void. It has recently been updated to version 3.8 which brings support for six new devices. The update also fixes six bugs, and adds support for 8000 Hz polling rate for the HyperPolling Wireless Dongle. OpenRazer is licensed under GPLv2.0 and is available through various distros and Github.

The project's main website is here:

openrazer.github.io/

The source code is on Github:

github.com/openrazer/openrazer

The release notes for this update can be found here:

github.com/openrazer/openrazer

The project also has a presence on Mastodon and Matrix:

matrix.to/#/#openrazer:matrix.

fosstodon.org/@openrazer

They currently accept donations through Paypal via the Github page if you want to help support the project.

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