Transfered from Feddit.ch as they closed up shop unfortunately.
Is there a way to figure out if a product is shipped 100% open source? Maybe a website that keeps track of how open/closed each company is? Otherwise do you know of a way to reflash the system with an open source project? Something like a new OS from github? I’ve found in any hobby there tends to be a brand that has gotten lots of mod support from the community
Sauron is certainly not a name that provides comfort. Sounds more like Skynet 2.0.
Why is dust not a problem? Heads up, I don’t know much about printing
But we beat big pharma…
I’ve got two people on Kinoite no problem
Make it work on Linux please
I tried the mail in form and it was ignored
Sweet! I’ve been running the beta and now it’s stable
Get it on Flathub and set it to auto start on login in Kinoite settings, then auto connect on application start within the program.
It’s annoying to upgrade between whole number android versions.
I disagree. NATO kept pushing military equipment closer and closer to Russia when that went against the initial agreement years back.
It’s a proxy war so the US military industrial complex and politicians can make more money. It’s unfortunate two countries are fighting but it’s not the problem of the US people. Also you can’t fix other’s problems if you (the USA) have too many problems of your own that need attending to first. I would not compare this to WWII, and hopefully it doesn’t turn into a nuclear WWIII because of the US antagonizations.
Imagine 91.4 billion dollars going to the country that the tax payer money came from.
Mint has been the most particular distro for bluetooth for me. I noticed there is a difference between “connecting” and “pairing”. I have to “pair” the first time my device is connected and then “connect” every subsequent time. If I pair the device to another computer I have to re-pair on Mint.
Twitter/X has never been censorship free
Following a guide on how to make something is different than understanding what you’re doing. By all means go for it. I think if you want to enjoy self hosting, skip to that part and come back to creating a router in the future.
Trying to create a router yourself is complicated. I knew nothing about it and installed OpenWRT onto a Netgear router and was unprepared. I ended up effectively taking a YouTube crash course trying to understand so many new networking terms and more. I got it working but any small tweaks could cause issues as I didn’t fully understand what I was doing. I bought a GL.iNet Flint 2 and have been super happy with it. Save yourself a headache, get a good router like that and start having fun running things on a RPi.
Well said