That travel router looks good. Will you also be using it to connect to the internet using a phone hotspot or just using it for a local network?
That travel router looks good. Will you also be using it to connect to the internet using a phone hotspot or just using it for a local network?
I saw a youtuber once reviewing the distro that the Russian military uses. It had some crusty retro desktop environment iirc.
I’d like to design a similar off-grid system. What do you have in mind for mobile wifi router and cellular signal booster?
You could try Jami. It’s peer to peer, so essentially any participants are self-hosting it. Its E2E encrypted, supports group messaging, voice and video calling, has easily ‘linkable’ mobile and desktop apps for all platforms and requires no email address or phone number to use. It’s also the only messenger I’m aware of which is endorsed by the Free Software Foundation. I highly recommend it 👌
I work with print a lot too. Very interested in the imminent release of GIMP 3.0 with it’s colour upgrades.
Just enjoy buddy.
I actually think that it wouldn’t take too many more people using GIMP for the name of the program to be considered the primary meaning of the word in English.
No worries :) It’s a big release and is gonna really bring GIMP up to date. I’m super excited about it!
GIMP 3.0 should be out this year. If you’re interested, you can already use some of the new features (like true non-destructive editing) by running the development version.
OK thanks, will check it out :)
A good kit IMO, in order of priority:
If you like the terminal also add:
Enjoy!
Both are great but I find Organic better for searches and has a simpler UI (so a good replacement for google maps) but OsmAnd has more technical features and better for using offline, importing GPS tracks etc. I use Organic maps in the car and OsmAnd for hiking, cycling and sharing GPS coordinates.
Yeah it’s a shame about that. I wonder if a customer the size of the NHS could make it worth releasing Linux versions of the software though. I mean, if I can get an appimage or flatpak of some small open source cross-platform project surely someone like Canon could release one for their new ultrasound stuff. Especially if they’re being offered an order to roll it out across an entire nations health service?
It would be pretty funny if they just ran it using Wine though!
ability to export notes from books
This is something I can’t do on my Kobo and annoys me. Which pocketbook do you have?
I don’t know about open hardware but Inkbox is a FOSS OS which can be installed on Kobo devices. I’d like to try it out.
*Iceland. I recommend them too.
It’s not on your list but 1984. Iceland based, good for privacy, runs on renewable energy. You can install YUNOhost on it and easily run the things you mentioned plus a bunch of other stuff like email.
Fuck yeah. Biggest employer in Europe NHS England needs to wake up and do this too. In one single licensing agreement they handed Microsoft £163.1 million. Imagine what that could do if spent on linux development instead, or heaven forbid on actual healthcare. It actually boggles my mind that the NHS doesn’t have it’s own distro and do its own development.
What’s the vibe in Switzerland about the upcoming quarter final against England?