Posts by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
(DIR) Post #9fbRSmq2gIMhvoRoki by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-07T20:40:38.692205Z
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@poetgrantSoX is frikken great, I tend to use the play command most, but have used it to edit make ringtones for myself lol
(DIR) Post #9fbehgWJkk6G5Gej8y by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-07T23:08:59.744596Z
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@poetgrantGlad you like it, I have plans to get something like an old p2 laptop with no more than 64MB of RAM and set up a pure "no X" install just to see if its possible to do in 2019, I think it is@byllgrim @Wolf480pl
(DIR) Post #9fbgfJsj9RkvCW8bWi by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-07T23:30:59.899491Z
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@poetgrantWhen I have a working machine of that spec I will post/blog the results I have some p2 laptops that need repairs and are incomplete so I may just buy one in good cosmetic condition from ebay over the next couple months or so and put a new battery in @byllgrim @Wolf480pl
(DIR) Post #9fbogFXPaPT5eT7cno by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-08T01:00:47.019235Z
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@ataraxia937 @textplanes @wowaname @grumpy_developer@poetgrantQutebrowser & Falkon are light used in qt5 environmentsPossibly SeaMonkey for GTK (it reminds me of FF about 7 years ago) Then there is netsurf and dillo (BTW there was a framebuffer no X version of netsurf at one point..)Dont forget w3m
(DIR) Post #9fbpg44YJYsw2w6CTQ by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-08T01:11:58.657408Z
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@poetgrantFalkon uses qtwebengine[0] from the project page:"Qt WebEngine uses code from the Chromium project. However, it is not containing all of Chrome/Chromium:Binary files are stripped outAuxiliary services that talk to Google platforms are stripped outThe codebase is modularized to allow use of system libraries like OpenSSLWe do update to the latest Chromium version in use before a Qt release. After a release some bug fixes and security patches are backported. For LTS releases of Qt we might also update Chromium in a patch level release."I suspect your dislike of qt stems from a pathological need to be wrong 😁[0] https://wiki.qt.io/QtWebEngine@wowaname @grumpy_developer @ataraxia937 @textplanes
(DIR) Post #9fbrxdxeKn66BUNdPE by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-08T01:37:33.807158Z
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@bamficI use Qutebrowser (primary) and Falkon (secondary) as my main browsers they are activly maintained I use w3m frequently its a stable text browser with graphical ability Netsurf and dillo less so (they need dev attention I think) SeaMonkey worked ok when I last tried it @poetgrant @wowaname @grumpy_developer @ataraxia937 @textplanes @technomancy
(DIR) Post #9ffontZWAlT6jjIqy8 by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-09T23:21:01.709525Z
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@bob #Pleroma Up and Running again!!😀 . I gotta say thank you for the assist again.In my experience #Freedombone stuff rarely goes wrong, and when it does its always been down to my choice of (awkward) arm64 hardware.I'm putting @Jase back to sleep again (Until I mess things up again!)
(DIR) Post #9ffpj6MNIdWKu7QwQi by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-09T23:31:21.193548Z
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@bob I've had my eye on getting a Rock64 when funds allow.I really like using the S905x TV box I have though, its a quadcore 1.5Ghz A53 processor with 2Gigs of RAM which makes it agood target for a home server as no speculative execution Fingers crossed it'll survive the next update LOL
(DIR) Post #9ffqNiL1W6aiH6APuS by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-09T23:38:43.287578Z
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@schulidr Not sure if it will be of use but I wrote a 4 part Arch install guide it's aimed at a legacy bios machine but may still be useful for uefi systems toopart 1 is here:https://hootiegibbon.gitlab.io/blog/2018/06/23/Install_Arch_Linux_Pt1.html
(DIR) Post #9ffqbuh6NF8GePGTUu by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-09T23:41:13.704042Z
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@schulidr and an additional piece for when it is installed here:https://hootiegibbon.gitlab.io/blog/2018/07/04/Things_to_do_after_installing_Arch_Linux.html
(DIR) Post #9ffrJkOe1PM9SFX756 by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-09T23:49:12.157592Z
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@mattmcnutt there is some information here:https://f-droid.org/wiki/page/org.mozilla.fennec_fdroidFdroid are also in the fediverse too@fdroidorg
(DIR) Post #9fgirj8SVnLCxa3Ay8 by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-10T09:49:12.513590Z
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@kevCould be..Tactical Fighter WingTraining For WorkThat Feeling When Too Freakin WeirdTrees For WoodTime For WalkiesTruely Fearsome WalrusTime For WaitingAlthough I may have made some of these up @brandon
(DIR) Post #9fhDrWaEHFzgbqQI3k by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-10T15:36:32.454934Z
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Upgraded my Dads laptop from a HP nc8430 to a T400 ThinkPad#ScreenshotSunday5226screenie.png
(DIR) Post #9fhs22zgeeBJOzdGnA by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-10T18:51:24.759117Z
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@AndrzejLNope, its the KDE default
(DIR) Post #9fnCPcKGQY7yW3ZavA by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-13T12:48:33.059392Z
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@ella_kaneI would use either @debianhttps://www.debian.orgOr the comminity led ArchLinux32https://archlinux32.org/While I usually select Arch I would go Debian buster 32 bit due to the support/release cycle
(DIR) Post #9fo1qpzPf22kUZvub2 by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-13T22:24:53.927108Z
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@bobstechsite @LibertyPaulM @thinkMoult @rtwx @gwmngilfen @lee8oi @Naughtylus @kelbot @mike @brad @Trucy @Duder963 @remram44 @AnonymousRider @agbo @bob @robador51 @jamie @trawzified @gentoorebel @syndikalista @darrel @AndrzejL @eskuero @sowth @DevPGSV @reset @m4iler @victorhck @chonymony @DistroJunkie @poetgrant @piggo @sheogorath @mookie @e8johan @gaurdianaq @greenbanana @gxtony @amolith @lordofallcubes@kevNano + extended Syntax Highlighting
(DIR) Post #9fpDubne1Za7E7gos4 by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-14T12:14:43.432897Z
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I have a new 'Toy', its a Neoware m100 thin client with a 800MHz 32bit Eden Processor and HP ThinPro installed9188IMG_20190213_231102.jpg8714IMG_20190213_231222.jpg
(DIR) Post #9g58vjLgNdA6cd57K4 by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-02-21T20:21:29.931824Z
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@hund@tzycceI tried all the kernels when I first started with Arch.my conclusion was that unless you have compelling need to use an alternate kernel eg: awkward hardward or specific use-case, the most consistent kernel to use is the default arch kernel.
(DIR) Post #9h4yBifDd8HdVTEs9w by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-03-24T00:07:34.569623Z
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#ScreenShotSundayThis is how the no X install looks right now, I cant seeem to get framebuffer images working within Tmux... yet.6553fbinstall.png
(DIR) Post #9iToqCK6Tyrfnijxfk by jason@thesocialmedia.feedbackloo.pw
2019-05-04T21:45:10.143660Z
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Feeling Happy tonight as I have Successfully #Coreboot ed a previously bios-locked motherboard to make usable again. Now I have a third usable x220 laptop i5 2.5Ghz with 6GB ram.it needs a new keyboard, rubberfeet, HDD and power supply.Will then probably ebay it off for a bit of profit to get another.