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NexusSfan posted Dec 24, 2025
When the CSS doesn't work
Today, the Sun reaches the turning point in its journey, and #XLibre celebrates the 6-month anniversary of its first release. A great day for another big one:
XLibre Xserver 25.1.0! This is the first beta in the 25.1 series. Read more about it at https://github.com/X11Libre/xserver/wiki/XLibre-XServer-25.1-Changes
NexusSfan posted Dec 16, 2025
Custom emoji feature in Ktistec...
NexusSfan posted Dec 9, 2025
Ad populum.
NexusSfan posted Dec 7, 2025
"Mastodon" on SNL? No way...
NexusSfan posted Dec 6, 2025
This year, give freedom.
Hey everyone!
You might notice Mission:Libre going a bit quiet over the next couple of months. Don't worry; I'm not going anywhere. This is what's happening:
- Instead of the next few issues of Libre!, I'm writing a fun book for 11-14 year olds on starting out with #freesoftware. It'll have a little background on free software philosophy, a little activism, and a lot of fun with computers. Expect it out in February.
- I'm also working extra hard on promotion and funding. For promo, I'm guesting on podcasts, writing articles for magazines among other things. On the funding side, I'm looking at sponsorships and raising money through donations.(Did you know Mission:Libre will be fully funded for a whole year if just 1000 people choose to pledge €1 per week on Liberapay?) Getting both these things right is important for making sure Mission:Libre will thrive in 2026.
- Mission:Libre's website and materials are being reworked to reflect its new focus on young people aged 11 to 14.
- As soon as there's enough sign ups, I will start Mission:Libre's online clubs.
There will probably be some smaller projects as I come up with ideas. I'll post updates here as I have them.
- Carmen-Lisandrette
FreeBSD version 15 has been released
It’s never the compiler or standard library.
It’s never the compiler or standard library.
Sometimes it’s the standard library…
Calling for the help of the fediverse!
Help spread the word of our browser extension Consent-O-Matic that helps automate answering those ever-present cookie consent pop-ups.
It's developed by researchers at Aarhus University in Denmark and free to use for Chrome/Edge, Firefox and Safari including for iOS.
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