I can browse 9gag no problem
Voyager but it won’t open in my browser either. Just tried VLC it works there so maybe it's a codec issue
Dear Tumbleweed users and hackers,
Last week, there was a public holiday on Thursday in some parts of the world (Ascension Day). Unsurprisingly, many devs, including myself and Ana, took Friday off to enjoy a longer weekend (and I can tell you: the weather was fantastic). As a result, I have to span two weeks of changes to Tumbleweed here once again. We have published 12 snapshots since my last review (0502…0515, snapshots 0504 and 0513 were not built due to weekends)
The most relevant changes delivered as part of those snapshots were:
- Mozilla Firefox 125.0.3
- LibreOffice 24.2.3.2
- GNOME 46.1
- GIMP 2.10.38
- LLVM 18.1.5
- GCC 14.1
- KDE Frameworks 6.2.0
- PHP 8.3.7
- PostgreSQL 16.3
- Systemd 255.5 & 255.6
- Linux kernel 6.8.9 (with linux-glibc-devel already prepared at 6.9)
- Ruby 3.3.1
- QEmu 8.2.3
- util-linux 2.40.1
Snapshot 0515 contained an openssh update, that mistakenly recommended installation of the subpackage openssh-server-config-rootlogin; this package has existed since the default configuration of openSSH was changed to not permit root login anymore, so admins could easily switch it back on. Due to an error, this had been triggered for automatic installation. This has since been corrected and a version of openssh-server was published to the update channel, which is NOT recommended. Please check your installation and remove the package again, should it be installed and you don’t need it (we can’t auto-remove it without breaking users that explicitly wanted it)
The following things are known to be worked on at the moment and are reaching you in some upcoming snapshot:
- chkstat package being renamed to permctl
- Rust 1.78
- Mesa 24.0.7
- Linux kernel 6.9.1
- Ninja 1.12
- dbus-broker: some networking issue after upgrades left to work out
- GCC 14: phase 2: use gcc14 as the default compiler – lots of help needed: https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/openSUSE:Factory:Staging:Gcc7
If I understood you correctly ShareDrop should fix your problem, there you can "add" someone from a different network via QR-code
Ist das Verlust
Da sind wir aber nochmal haarscharf an Verlust vorbei gekommen, mein Affenhirn ist schon angesprungen
Are you trying to concat streams or just to remux? For remuxing as roawre said there’s also MkvToolNix, which works great (and it has a gui don’t worry)
Yeah search for "firefox profiles", setting everything up how you described it varies depending on your system but it’s definitely possible
Sure you have to enable E2EE but they never say they use E2EE by default, they’re not advertising at all anyway. Saying it is "not secure at all" is a bit of a reach. They have proven they don’t share data with governments and again, you can use E2EE if you want
Thanks mate! To be honest I have even less experience with git, but wouldn‘t I need to fork the project and do the whole thing in typescript to make a PR?
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