i like “weekly” newsletter style feeds, so here are a few:
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here’s a few that I have in my rss reader, most of them technology/open-source related:
- https://ariadne.space [rss]
- https://blog.brixit.nl [rss]
- https://drewdevault.com [rss]
- https://bower.sh [rss]
- https://whynothugo.nl [rss]
- https://emersion.fr/blog [rss]
- https://bitfehler.srht.site [rss]
- https://ploum.net/index_en.html [rss]
- https://ml4711.blogspot.com [rss]
not blogs, but more niche news compilations:
would wstunnel help? just run that between both machines and pick whatever works best, even if that is ssh
8·11 months agowhat kind of themes do you mean? just the
client.*colors as documented in sway(5)or also styling of terminal, gui apps and such?
more so in the latter case, maybe check out https://github.com/Misterio77/flavours based around base16 themes
I use it to manage all my color configs
anyone tried the snapcast support?
aren’t those more drawing apps and less photo editing?
yeah kdenlive is probably the best one, i had some ui bugs in the recent past which made it unusable because panels would just have black text on black background :/
i really want to like flowblade, but i assume they need some more dev time to get there
i wonder why we have so many foss video editors. i get if there were multiple implementations to serve KDE / Gnome but it’s insane that all of them have some kind of bugs or fall short of having the features somebody trying to leave the commercial ones behind would want…
- openshot
- kdenlive
- shotcut
- flowblade
- pitivin
as far as i’m aware there’s only one gimp and i would have guessed photo editing to be more simple than video editing
but then they couldn’t have done it in rust🙄