@mattdm officially handing over the #Fedora Project Leader role to @jspaleta at #FlockToFedora.
Software Developer from Germany working on NeoChat, Kasts and others at KDE
@mattdm officially handing over the #Fedora Project Leader role to @jspaleta at #FlockToFedora.
KDE and its eco initiative will have a booth tomorrow at the Umweltfestival in Berlin. The event is free to attend, so come chat with us and let's talk about #endOf10
hello #gnome folks! if you are interested in supporting @Endof10 (and hopefully you are!), there are now some assets you can use in social media:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Engagement/engagement-assets/-/tree/main/Social%20Media/End%20of%2010
once you have a local repair cafe planned, i strongly recommend getting *out of your bubble* ... people on mastodon know about #endof10, and they're already running linux. or openbsd or haiku or something.
go out into the world. make a tiktok. post to instagram or wherever your great-aunt sees your vacation photos.
Hey you. Do you like low level programming? would you like to contribute to a large and well established project? Because I'm always looking to help new contributors getting started on GDB! It uses C++, but you may also end up needing to remove abstraction layers, so there's tons of things not-C++ to think about, if you want to.
I know that contributing to the GNU Debugger may sound like it's something that would be incredibly hard, or that you need ungodly amounts of knowledge to improve, because that's literally how I felt before sending my first patch, but the truth is, the project was developed by people (humans and otherwise), so silly bugs will abound, and simple oversights will need correcting. There is stuff for every level of programmer to do, from "I've worked on the kernel for 20 years" to "this is my 1st year in college and I'm not scared of large projects"
And here's the kicker, I want more contributors to the GDB project. So, if you are interested in this at all, you can hit me up and I will do my best to help you get setup to contribute (from compiling locally, to setting up git-send-email, running tests) and then help you understand the bugs, the code, and how to make a good commit message (to GDB's standards anyway). I've literally done code-walks with other mentees in the past, I eager to share as much of my experience as you would like to have! and I do my best to be ADHD/autistic friendly, since I'm AuDHD myself and would have really loved a mentor that did that for me in the past...
So... yeah, don't be afraid to reach out!
In October we'll have the first dedicated conference for the Open Transport community in Vienna, and it's Call for Participation is now out: https://volkerkrause.eu/2025/05/24/open-transport-community-conference-2025-call-for-participation.html
We have moved the deadline for talk submission for @akademy 2025 to the end of the month. Submit your talks now! https://mail.kde.org/pipermail/kde-community/2025q2/008217.html
@hywan
Great work!
You know what never gets old? Watching knowledge spread one @wikidata sitelink addition at a time.
Today there are already Wikipedia articles about Pope Leo XIV in 123 languages and if you watch the Wikidata Item's edit history you'll see when the next one gets written: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q6109517
white smoke just came out of our router... this means that the DHCP conclave has ended and a new IP address has been selected
*That* #LibreGraphicsMeeting announcement is public now, so...
@carl
You can't tell me what to do, you're not my real mom
Scarlett @sgmoore is a KDE member, [K]Ubuntu Snap packager and all around nice human being. She is asking for a bit of financial help after an accident. Please help if you can https://www.scarlettgatelymoore.dev/kde-snaps-and-life-spirits-are-up-but-i-need-a-little-help-please/
Day 2 of the @kde@floss.social #Plasma #sprint is in full swing 💪
END OF 10
"Support for Windows 10 ends on October 14, 2025.
Microsoft wants you to buy a new computer.
But what if you could make your current one fast and secure again?
If you bought your computer after 2010, there's most likely no reason to throw it out. By just installing an up-to-date GNU/Linux operating system you can keep using it for years to come.
Installing an OS may sound difficult, but you don't have to go it alone! With any luck, there are people in your area ready to help!"