@oliverwiegers I don't remember much of them off the top of my head at the moment, it was many months ago, but the one I do remember is Drop's AppImage: https://github.com/Drop-OSS/drop-app/issues/91

@schenklklopfer Ich drück' die Daumen

@grimmyImportant pieces have been missed here. This isn't just about "open source culture", but our ENTIRE culture. And it's not just unhealthy for people who are neurodivergent, it's unhealthy for EVERYONE. The output of a genius in hyperfocused and manic state should NOT be held up as a standard to expect everyone to strive for. And it should not be what everyone is expected to compete with, when the value of a healthy person's sustainable labor is set against the unpaid passion and undiagnosed strain of frantic and constant burnout. The drugs and other weirdness people get exposed to in high intensity "success" can land them in situations worse than death. "Open source culture celebrates intensity. It celebrates the all-night hack session, the prolific contributor, the person who maintains fifty projects and keynotes ten conferences a year. What it doesn't celebrate, what it actively looks away from, is what that intensity does to people who are wired differently. And a lot of us are wired differently. That's why we're here in the first place."

@harzretro klingt fast als wären #impressjs und Ähnlichkeiten Textdateien außer nde Ansätze bei so einem Umfang fast einfacher zu bearbeiten?

@jrbe One thing is sure: the establishment wants FOSS gone, but just because there's some talk about free software being dead doesn't mean that it is. Proprietary software, with or without AI, will always end up enshittified, and so will projects that allow AI slop. There will always be a need for good-quality projects and I think demand is already growing for non-corporate options.

@el_haych2024 almost!Most of the contributors skip complex game icons containing faces, so I think you're gonna have to wait for those last few ones ^^

@_RyekDarkener_ Danke dir

@gnome@floss.social waiting till the day of gnome 67

@libreoffice As a local Linux User Group @pnlug we are very honored and happy to actively collaborate in the event!