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NormalC [he/him, comrade/them] @ NormalC @hexbear.net
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Firefox Flatpak version crashes when trying to print, but apt installation works fine.

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  • The flatpak is also broken for me when I try to print. So it isn't just you.

    • What are the coolest (privacy respecting) apps you have?

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  • GNU Jami (pronounced Guh-nu Ya-mi) is a peer-to-peer cross-platform messaging and VOIP application. It uses an API called the Jami Distributed Network, meaning that the Jami network has no single point of failure. If you're familiar with TOR you'll understand where this is coming from.

    Best part is that Jami is a GNU package; it will always be free/libre software or else Richard M. Stallman perself will break the kneecaps of every developer on the project /half-joke.

    • IT industry rule

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  • I usually just ask them if they believe that all software should be libre. If they say some bs about people needing to get paid then it's safe to say you've lost them.

    • Sextape scandal reveals the ‘double life’ of Iran’s ultra-conservative authorities

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  • I see that Iran is speedrunning Catholic Church%

    Queer communist muslim solidarity with those actively dismantling and replacing this system.

    • What is your preferred daily driver distribution?

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  • POP!_OS is amazing. It started out as a way for System76 to create an Ubuntu operating system image that had all the latest packages that they would need for their hardware but then grew into something much bigger. They have a plan for Wayland with cosmic-epoch and they ship the latest kernel (6.4.6 as of writing) and latest Mesa. It's solely responsible for killing my distro hopping (as well as having GNU Guix and Flatpak).

    Watch this snippet on where POP!_OS came from (invidious link)

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