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sshPilot is now on Flathub

I'm excited to let you know that sshPilot is now available on Flathub:
flathub.org/en/apps/io.github.…

It’s an intuitive, fast SSH connection manager with features like terminal tabs, a built-in SFTP file manager, port forwarding, key transfer (ssh-copy-id) and more and is optimized for fast navigation with keyboard.

In addition to the dual-pane file manager, the latest release adds a macOS bundle, a keyboard shortcuts customizer and support for grouping servers.

Technical notes:

The app doesn't use any custom configuration, it loads and saves standard ssh/config files.

It has an optional Isolated (sandboxed) mode which is enabled by default in the Flatpak. With this mode the app keeps its own sshconfig separate, which might be useful if you want to keep things isolated from your regular ~/.ssh/config.

The app is still under heavy development and more features and enhancements are planned.

How to get it?

Downloads for linux and macOS are available from the website or project page on GitHub.

The non-Flatpak versions (RPM, DEB and Arch packages) have extra features including:

  • Custom terminal (use your favorite terminal: Ghostty, Kitty, Alacritty, etc are all supported)
  • File management with Nautilus/Dolphin etc. using GVFS/GIO (you can still enable and use the built-in file manager)

Homepage: sshpilot.app/

I'd love to hear your feedback/thoughts.

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Printers for Linux

Time for 2025 printer research!

Have been stalling getting a new printer since this HP has been doing me fine since way back. But of course we need to prepare for the inevitable firmware updates and subscription raises that will lock us in.

What I've heard is best:
- Laser Printers
- Brother branded

Recently though, Brother started doing the funky like all other printer companies. This stopped me last time when I was about to buy one.

I won't get into the details as to where I've found and read this information because it's in the back of my mind.

And since I'm really just here to ask:
WHAT KIND OF PRINTER YOU GOT, LINUX USERS?

Preferably under $200.

EDIT: Scanning + Printer + Copier combo is the ultimate goal, but whatever else works too. Preferably wifi connected. But I can make some Ethernet cables.

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lemmy - Link to source

Obin

I have an Epson EcoTank ET-4850 and it works really well. And even though that's not under $200, cheaper ink might make up for it.

Regardless of the model, what you want is a printer that supports CUPS driverless LAN/WiFi printing and the Apple AirScan protocol for scanning (which the model above supports both). If configured right, CUPS will just detect your printer and it will just work, no installing drivers, no choosing models etc., same with SANE for your scanner, without defining backends.

USB-devices are always a gamble where even minor model-number differences might entirely break support. Better make sure to check on the compatibility list and scour the mailing lists and forums for some crumb of information that your specific and exact printer model is supported and someone verifies it's working. Ideally test before buying, or not rely on USB.

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FLX1s is Launched

Mobile phone Debian based

Edit: more alternative sailmates.net/actors/

Companies selling phones with alternative mobile OSes

Name URL Available pre-installed OSes
Furi Labs furilabs.com/ FuryOS
Murena murena.com/ /e/OS
Pine64 pine64.org/, pine64eu.com/ postmarketOS, Mobian, Manjaro+Plasma Mobile
Purism puri.sm/ PureOS
Volla volla.online/ Ubuntu Touch, Volla OS
Jolla/Reeder jolla.com/ Sailfish OS


FLX1s is Launched - FuriPhone FLX1s Linux Phone

It is with great excitement that we can now release the FLX1s. Pre-sales are open and the phone is in production which is due to complete end of October 2025. Following that we can start shipping.…
wayne (Furi Labs: Planned Permanence)
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Gaming on Linux, -
I know im not the only one, trying to get gaming on linux, but im different 😀
I am hooked on Flightgear, (the flight gear group on lemmy seems dead) but im right now playing it (still as a novice) on my Lenovo T470 with Fedora. So well its running okay, but the graphics, especially the suroundings just dosnt look like wheni see thoese vids online about flightgear. So i was wondering, and dreaming about a desktop PC, running linux, that is capable of delevering better graphics in Flightgear.i dont know anything about building a pc, but do you have a recommended setup of all hardware i schould get, and software, to get Flightgear up and running more beautyfull? Im also considdering of using steam as a gameshop. Im such a noob, that i would prefer exsact list of what hardware i schould use. Btw i would like to build my own pc, because im not a fan of thoese gamercomputers with all the colourrd light insight.
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utopiah

No idea about Flightgear but to get super niche X-Plane works in VR on Linux, including with flight simulator joysticks.

I can't help you with your specific setup but my point is that gaming on Linux works very well unless you need kernel level anti cheat which at this point is pretty much only a portion of competitive gaming.

I don't see anything on protondb.com/search?q=Flightge… though so not a good sign.

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Proposal for improved COSMIC apps:

So, I think cosmic apps should support whatever the global menu protocol is called, and have the top bar be ssd. The ssd would use the global menu protocol to add the already existing menu bar to the titlebar.

This would have quite a few benefits, including

  • Making every third party app with a menu bar look more native, with them getting a COSMIC-style titlebar.
  • Making COSMIC apps integrate nicer with other desktops, especially for people who use a mac-style global menu.
  • A more unified and flexible desktop experience overall.

Obvious problems being what to do with other buttons in titlebars(I propose to just move them to wherever else would make sense) and what to do on desktops with no server side decorations like GNOME. Also, on other desktops that have ssd, but don't put the global menu anywhere, there would have to be a more classic, less elegant menu bar.

This proposal definitely has downsides, but I think it'd be a definite improvement and align with COSMIC's philosphy, so tell me what you all think!

Also, if any system76 employees are reading this, pretty please 🥺 ?

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[Discussion] Which Soulslike will you be playing this weekend?

Sorry, day late with this one.

Not currently playing any soulslikes - got stuck on League again 🤦🏻‍♂️

What about you? Also, would you like these posts to be a weekly or a bi-weekly thing? The response to these posts has been pretty good the past couple times, but maybe there's just not too many different people coming here where it would warrant a weekly check-in.

Feel free to cast a vote here: strawpoll.com/wby5Q3YL1yA

Thanks!

Should "Which Soulslike will you be playing this weekend?" be a weekly or a bi-weekly thin... - StrawPoll

What is your opinion? Vote now: Weekly, Bi-weekly
StrawPoll

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JD Vance suggests trans people pose a “domestic terrorist threat” & FBI plans to target trans people - LGBTQ Nation

JD Vance suggests trans people pose a “domestic terrorist threat” & FBI plans to target trans people - LGBTQ Nation

The suspect's alleged trans girlfriend is cooperating with investigators, but rightwingers are still using her identity to blame trans people.
John Russell (LGBTQ Nation)
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lemmy - Link to source

ReversalHatchery

I guess they are aware that a smaller group of people are contemplating of getting rid of them in a less peaceful way somehow. with this, they can smear trans people, manufacture a reason to get rid of them, to reduce their rights, and also further turn people against each other by claiming that these trans people and everyone opposing maga are terrorists
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New to Proxmox, Facing Issues with Homelab Setup - Need Advice

cross-posted from: lemmy.buddyverse.net/post/5454

Hello everyone, I’m fairly new to Proxmox and struggling with my homelab setup. I have two machines running Proxmox 9: an HP EliteDesk 800 G5 Mini (Core i7-9700) and a Dell OptiPlex 7070 Micro (Core i3 9th gen). I’m running into several issues and would appreciate your insights.
  1. Networking Issue on EliteDesk: I have two VMs (both Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS) on the same bridge. If I stop or shut down one VM, the other loses internet connectivity. Local access to applications still works. Any ideas on why the bridge is behaving this way?
  2. Backup Setup on OptiPlex: I’m running a Proxmox Backup Server VM with Backblaze B2 as an S3 datastore. This is working fine so far.
  3. Backup Problems on EliteDesk: I’m using default LVM-thin for VMs. Backups take a very long time and often freeze at 1-2%. Shutting down the VM cleanly afterward is nearly impossible. I’ve tried both Stop and Snapshot modes, but the issue persists. When a VM becomes unresponsive, it triggers the networking issue above. Would switching to ZFS help? If so, how can I migrate without losing any data?
  4. Hardware Acceleration for Jellyfin: On the EliteDesk, I’d like to enable hardware acceleration for a VM running Jellyfin (in Docker) using the i7-9700’s UHD 630 iGPU. Can anyone recommend a clear guide specific to this CPU? The Proxmox documentation isn’t very detailed for Intel GPUs.

The networking issue is the most frustrating. Has anyone encountered similar bridge problems? Any advice on fixes or next steps would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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tvcvt

  1. This sounds like a weird one. It would be helpful to have some more info about your network. Would you share your PVE host’s /etc/network/interfaces file and the config file for the VMs (from /etc/pve/qemu-server)?
  2. Excellent
  3. I think ZFS would likely help since it can make use of block level snapshots. I think the way to move things over would be to create a ZFS datastore in Proxmox and then just migrate each VM’s disk.
  4. Personally I think this is a bit simpler in an LXC container and there are a bunch of tutorials to help. These two are similar to my own setup:

- blog.bekh.fr/jellyfin-lxc-with…
- wundertech.net/installing-jell…

Hope some of that helps

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Plasma Crash?
After a random amount of time plasma just crashes. No other graphical issues and I am not sure what is causing this. I am assuming some config somewhere copied over with my home folder? because i did a clean install for the lols. If anyone knows what I am doing wrong respectfully let me know. sorry for being stupid

PrivateBin

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How to save iptables rules in Debian and Ubuntu?

I'm trying to set up some iptables rules in both Debian and Ubuntu, but I'm not sure how to make them persistent. As far as I understand the iptables package in the debian and Ubuntu repos is actually iptables-nft meaning I'm actually creating nftables rules, so I'm supposed to use iptables-nft-save to save them instead of using the normal method for iptables or nftables? But that command just seems to produce an output that doesn't match the syntax for iptables or nftables and the man page is not very helpful.

I'm also confused why Ubuntu does seem to have the /etc/iptables/rules.v4 and v6 files but Debian doesn't? Both seem to have /etc/nftables.conf as well but I'm not sure if that's even used (the Ubuntu machine has a bunch of iptables rules already defined which don't show up there but do show up in nft list ruleset)

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lemmy - Link to source

MonkderVierte

xfce-panel -p/--preferences (missing in settings window)

Or

Right-click somewhere on a empty panel space > "panel" > "panel settings" (choose your panel if multiple) > tab "objects". Edit "window buttons" or whatever object you have there (each has their own settings dialog).

Normally, there should be a "properties" on right-click on the respective object for direct access. But that's missing in "window buttons".

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Abrindo o código #13 – Novo Cadastro Nacional de Pontos e Pontões de Cultura


A próxima edição do Abrindo o Código será a #13, da ação de formação continuada promovida pela Rede Nacional de Produtoras Culturais Colaborativas.

Nesta edição, Adriana Veloso e Thiago Skárnio irão apresentar o Mapas Culturais é uma plataforma de software livre desenvolvida para o mapeamento colaborativo e a gestão de políticas culturais, permitindo que gestores, agentes e o público em geral possam explorar, compartilhar e divulgar a cena cultural de seu território. Além dessa função de divulgação, a ferramenta também é amplamente utilizada por estados e municípios para gerenciar editais e seleções públicas. Sua arquitetura foi concebida em um modelo federativo, garantindo que diferentes instâncias governamentais possam adotar e adaptar o software livre à sua realidade, mantendo ao mesmo tempo a possibilidade de uma integração em nível nacional. A oficina oferecida irá guiar os participantes na utilização desta plataforma, mantida pelo Ministério da Cultura, e apresentar suas funcionalidades mais recentes. O encontro será uma oportunidade de mostrar as principais funcionalidades do novo Cadastro Nacional, como a atualização cadastral, as páginas dos Pontos e Pontões, além dos filtros e do mapa. Haverá também espaço para tirar dúvidas e debater estratégias de mapeamento.

Adriana Veloso é Doutora em Ciência Política pela Universidade de Brasília (2020). É mestre em Design de Interação pela Universidade de Brasília (2015), Especialista em Design de Interação pela PUC Minas (2013) e bacharel em Comunicação Social – Jornalismo – pelo Centro Universitário de Belo Horizonte (2008). Tem publicações acadêmicas, em jornais e revistas, além de artigos para web. Atua como pesquisadora nas áreas de cultura digital, educação e novas tecnologias, inovação aberta, software livre, produção audiovisual, usabilidade/ux e gestão de redes.

Thiago Skárnio é produtor multimídia e fundador da Alquimídia, uma associação dedicada ao fomento da Cultura Digital no Brasil, onde continua atuando. Paralelamente, coordena a @GaneshaPress, uma agência digital voltada para a comunicação para a Economia Criativa, e integra a Rede de Produtoras Culturais Colaborativas e a Rede Cultura Viva de Santa Catarina.

Serviço:

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24/09/2025 às 18h30

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GiorgioPerlasca

Similar actions has been made by both sides:

  • In October 2023, four NATO reconnaissance aircraft (an RQ-4 Global Hawk, a Bombardier Challenger 650 Artemis, and two P-8A Poseidons) conducted flights approximately 150 km from the Crimean coast.
  • In August 2023, MQ-9 "Reaper" and TB2 "Bayraktar" drones conducted reconnaissance over the Black Sea but were intercepted and diverted by Russian Aerospace Forces fighters.
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