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avp

Another bunch of my patches was accepted into GNU Guix:
- "tran" package provides a tool for text transliteration.
- "go-github-com-warpfork-go-wish" -- A indirect dependency of Kubo. Unfortunately it's not maintained by its author.
- Several packages from Pion project (pion.ly/) -- some of them are used by Kubo.
- A patch that fixes xdot 1.3.

#guix_patches #guix

Another bunch of my patches was accepted into GNU Guix:
- "tran" package provides a tool for text transliteration.
- "go-github-com-warpfork-go-wish" -- A indirect dependency of Kubo. Unfortunately it's not maintained by its author.
- Several packages from Pion project (pion.ly/) -- some of them are used by Kubo.
- A patch that fixes xdot 1.3.

avp

Just packaged "python-augeas" for GNU #Guix:
debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.

This package is also a #FreedomBox dependency:
github.com/freedombox/FreedomB

I suppose that there's a lot of work needs to be done to package the whole FreedomBox and packaging "python-augeas" is just a small step in that direction.

#guix_patches

Just packaged "python-augeas" for GNU #Guix:
debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.

This package is also a #FreedomBox dependency:
github.com/freedombox/FreedomB

I suppose that there's a lot of work needs to be done to package the whole FreedomBox and packaging "python-augeas" is just a small step in that direction.

Sharlatan

@avp It looks promising, just a bunch of #django modules which may be available in #guix already.

avp

Recently (past week?), #Guix proper passed the 30K package limit, all free software!
repology.org/repository/gnugui

Ludovic Courtès

Third-party channels bring tens of thousands more packages.

For scientific usage: hpc.guix.info/channels
General purpose: toys.whereis.xn--q9jyb4c/chann

avp

Third-party channels bring tens of thousands more packages.

For scientific usage: hpc.guix.info/channels
General purpose: toys.whereis.xn--q9jyb4c/chann

Ludovic Courtès

How much should the package collection in Guix proper grow, though?

There are consistency, QA, and sustainability challenges.

Anthk

@civodul sadly a bunch of channels contain propietary software.

avp

It seems that I figured out how to fix "Draft" workbench in the FreeCAD 0.21.2 from GNU Guix:
debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.

Currently I need to switch to AppImage version of FreeCAD when I need "Draft" workbench.

#guix #guix_patches #freecad

avp

Hooray! My "python-pivy" patches were merged by Guillaume Le Vaillant:
git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/guix

Now FreeCAD can be build with Guix again and its "Draft" workbench should be working properly.

#freecad #guix #guix_patches

avp

FWIW, now I have a Bitcoin wallet so if you like what I do you can support me by donating some Bitcoins:
bc1qp7vwxnp4z05fgedfsrqeqvt89fjwnnghng0vp5

(Or better, hire me:
fosstodon.org/@avp/11198196912)

avp

@avp the word gallop comes from French, while Swedish löpa, which I am pretty sure is the same as Norwegian løp is a much older word which is found in various versions in Danish and Icelandic too. It can also be found in English as the word leap.

Now, my French is not very good so I'm not sure how to investigate the etymology of that word.

avp

@loke Thanks for the explanation!

avp

After almost two days of work I managed to update PrusaSlicer to the latest (at the moment) version 2.7.4 in GNU Guix. Here's the patchset:
debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.

#gnu #guix #prusa3d

avp

PrusaSlicer 2.7.4 installed with GNU Guix, showing my 2021 GitHub statistics STL file sliced.

avp

It turns out that in Norwegian "Gå løp" literally means "Go run". Not sure if those words in Norwegian are used together in such way very often, but at least I found some examples.

I'm amused that this sounds almost exactly like "Gallop" in English (BTW, there's a word "Галоп" in Russian that sounds almost identical to "Gallop".)

#norwegian #language

Elias Mårtenson

@avp the word gallop comes from French, while Swedish löpa, which I am pretty sure is the same as Norwegian løp is a much older word which is found in various versions in Danish and Icelandic too. It can also be found in English as the word leap.

Now, my French is not very good so I'm not sure how to investigate the etymology of that word.

avp

#IPFS #Kubo (inter planetary file system) is available at the latest version in #Guix.

git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/guix

Thanks @avp for taking the maintenance flag!

Ongoing work of unbundling the huge vendor list would make the other #golang packages much easier to appear.

avp

Folks, I've got tired of programming and this IT stuff. I'm working 5 days a week on the day job, busy with teaching people how to program, and then I'm writing code on evenings and weekends contributing to FOSS. At the same time this Russian reality keeps getting darker and darker. I'm thinking about starting my own garage punk-rock band to play topical music in basements and subways.

A friend of a friend of mine (mesalliance) created this poster of me for the future release. WDYT?

avp

(Obviously the previous post was an April Fools joke.)

avp

I implemented 90 degree clockwise/counter-clockwise rotation algorithm for Guile-PNG.

The procedures aren't perfect yet but they work.

I used this article as the reference:
dev.to/seanpgallivan/solution-

#lisp #scheme #guile #png #image_processing

avp

It turned out that I can rotate an image with a much simpler algorithm when I working with a copy of an image:
github.com/artyom-poptsov/guil

avp

Yesterday I gave a talk titled "Welcome to the Internet" ("Добро пожаловать в Интернет" in Russian):
youtube.com/watch?v=QAP6B39NhC

I talked about the internet, its origins, the protocol stack as well as dangers and challenges internet users face. I tried to explain everything in the way that even a child could grasp.

(And yes, the title of the talk is a reference to this Bo Burnham's song: youtu.be/k1BneeJTDcU)

#internet #security #talk

Yesterday I gave a talk titled "Welcome to the Internet" ("Добро пожаловать в Интернет" in Russian):
youtube.com/watch?v=QAP6B39NhC

I talked about the internet, its origins, the protocol stack as well as dangers and challenges internet users face. I tried to explain everything in the way that even a child could grasp.

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