My wife recently bought a Thermomix. I wonder if Cookidoo has an API or some other way to integrate with NutriTrace to help make data input as frictionless as possible.

Tesseract.js works in the browser using webpack, esm, or plain script tags with a CDN and on the server with Node.js.

This is great, I didn’t know it was available client side for the browser. Thanks for sharing!

EuroOffice forked it, right? Let’s hope they publish it soonish.

I can infer that you want suggestions for cost efficient backup power. Depending on the laptop model, it could power the HDD and in case of an outage it could draw power from the laptop’s battery. It would decrease battery charge duration but it would be enough for a graceful shutdown to prevent data loss.

Alternatively, you could maybe use a battery pack.

Steve Panic!

Please respawn your Steve

Fatal exception in interrupt

Linux + Valve has got to be gaming history’s peak team-up.

Yeah, desktop UI is arcane by today’s standards.

AWS

• MinIO: People are migrating from minio to Garage. I haven’t tried it, but people seem to like it.

Self-Hosted Apps

• Moonlight: check out games on whales

• Try Home Assistant, it’s really fun.

Games on Whales

https://games-on-whales.github.io/

I don’t like them as a company, but If Discord gives a shit enough to invest in the Linux client to capture more users, Linux is on the right track to grow even more. They don’t care about Linux current user base. They want the user base of what it can become.

Codeberg for hosted, Forgejo for selfhosted.

They are great.

I thought it already had one… what did I use before? Was there a separate package?

About two years now, fully Linux based home.

• 2 android phones
• 2 android tablets
• Homelab running Proxmox VE
• 2 desktop PCs running bazzite
• 1 HTPC running bazzite connected to our living room TV
• 2 Laptops running Aurora

Rock solid, no problems, no maintenance whatsoever. My family doesn’t need me to use any device.

Just go with OpenSense. Fully FOSS and comparable with corporate software feature-wise.

I freaking love Inkscape. I’ve been using Adobe Illustrator since the 90s, when the TPM requirement for Windows 11 was announced I immediately started distrohopping. I had to switch to Inkscape to keep doing my job and still be able to switch to Linux. In about a week I was as fast and good as on illustrator.

Truly amazing piece of software.

Different people, different needs. Dismissing others is not the way of the FOSS, Luke.

Mumble’s UX/UI is so arcane, my friends don’t want to use it.

This is freaking great

Holy shit, I have to try this. Thank you so much!

Isn’t there anything else on alternative to that is worth trying?