@noisytoot he's *only* a flathub maintainer, not actually a flatpak developer working on the v2 internals.

@domi :o what tv box is this?

Alpine Linux and PostmarketOS conference sponsoring:

https://opencollective.com/alpinelinux/updates/alpine-linux-and-postmarketos-conference-sponsoring

#AlpineLinux

How do you securely chat in 2026? easy, you just wall each other on sakamoto, the most secure privacy-oriented and e2e encrypted chat platform available

 ellyqw │ no doxxing ourselves on alpine irc though
@panekj │ we should use a secure communication
@panekj │ wall me on sakamoto
 ellyqw │ good idea

And before some people come screaming at me like I don't care about non-systemd use cases.

I run OpenRC on my main daily driver laptop.

excited to announce i'll be giving a talk at this year's @piwo about making ARM SoCs work in Linux! (that's *this saturday*, 30th May, at 4:05pm)

slides will be in english, but the talk will be in polish. i'll publish the slides after the talk if anyone else wants to take a look (and most likely there'll be a recording/livestream as well) :D

For those who didn't understand, I am indeed talking about Flatpak

Gotta love when some excited developers share some ideas they have on their head, only for some unrelated troll to pretend to be a developer and troll people with extremely deceptive replies.

These excited developers, instead of getting constructive feedback and all, they get insults, deceptive feedback, attacks. All that because they wanted to share ideas they had on how to move forward (no code was yet written).

Sound familiar?

The original idea is fine especially if you read what flatpak devs are saying, but if you're just reading posts from some kubernetes shithead that has been screaming for the past day or 2 how gamers will "cure cancer", then you will only find doom

@domi @mothcompute

Introducing systemd-diskd: A new tool to manage your disks. It can create a systemd partition table and format your partitions using the systemd file system. It can also automatically bootstrap a systemd os install using systemd-repart and make the install bootable with systemd-boot. Upon booting this new os, you are greeted by systemd-greetd, a new login manager using systemd-userdb to show a list of users. After logging in to your user, you are met with the systemd desktop environment where you have access to the full suite of systemd graphical applications.

New factory image for PineTab2 (2026/05/24)

https://echo.danctnix.org:7269/factory_images/pinetab2/20260524/

#pine64 #pinetab2 #mobilelinux #linuxmobile

It's not normally a good idea to share internal security processes, but I did want to offer the funniest trivia in my work to fight spam - I just added gamepad support to my spam-fighting client, meaning I'm literally using a joystick and buttons to do the work.

Turns out, if you can consolidate part of your job to an Xbox controller, you can speed it up significantly.

@danct12 @pine64 I didn't even know Android 2 had a navbar

Don't worry, Android 2 on the PinePhone isn't real, it can't hurt you.

Android 2 on the PinePhone:

Port by Amy on Discord!

#pinephone #pine64

@Remiberry @elly yes talking about the 2006 model

@elly @Remiberry though it is quite fragile after 20 years :\

@luana really nice! Just need to keep in mind, that you might want to keep a second phone around for calls, since that is still not very reliable at the moment, but hopefully that'll change soon.

Have fun!

just got CC'd in an insane email along with a bunch of other kernel devs, seems like someone went off the deep end with chatGPT. Documented it in a Gist, anyone have any theories? XD

https://gist.github.com/kcxt/2489f17398cd1ea10da8be516323582d

I would recommend jumping to line 490 for the weirdest bits https://gist.github.com/kcxt/2489f17398cd1ea10da8be516323582d#file-prepare_our_fighters_100k_1_million_30_million-c-L490

actually no I have the 2006 model. Looks the same heh

I actually have that old macbook! It runs coreboot now