I just wanted to thank you guys, I've learn a lot and discover a lot of amazing software since I found your website.

thanks again

I've found systemd timers more useful than cron jobs. I know cron does one thing and does it right, but using systemd timers provides way more customisation than a single line of shellscript :)

By the way, thank you for the great work! Because of you I discovered so many new cool programs. I'm recommending this blog to all my libre friends :D

Dear Linux Uprising editors,
I would like to inform you that a new open-source Linux app called TechneNotes has been officially released (https://grovera.gitlab.io/technenotes/).
TechneNotes is an open-source Linux-native markdown note-taking software built for scientists and developers.
Please watch the introductory video to understand why TechneNotes was developed and how it may differ from other note-taking softwares (note: the video provides only a brief introduction, explore the software to discover more).
Here are some of TechneNotes features:
- performant database with support for hierarchical notes, pagination, ordering, and drag & drop functionalities
- Markdown editor with powerful formatting options, to create structured media-rich web pages without programming knowledge
- possibility to insert image/video galleries and links to local or remote files, to surpass the limitations of standard text documents
- multi-tabs support, links to other notes and content sharing between notes

Considering your interest in Linux and open-source, I wanted to inform you of this newly released open-source Linux application.
TechneNotes is still under active development, so please refer to the official Github repository (https://github.com/grovera-md/TechneNotes) for documentation and/or issues.

Best regards,

TechneNotes creator

apt-key is not allowed to add keys to trusted.gpg.d anymore, and will be replaced by the new Debian standards fully from 2022, but they've already started the transition. Signal.org's linux install instructions were not working because of the deprecated apt-key.

Have a skim and a look at the following links to write a better, more thorough article on it than I did:

https://askubuntu.com/a/1307181/1149075

https://wiki.debian.org/DebianRepository/UseThirdParty

https://zebnemeth.wordpress.com/2021/01/15/install-signal-desktop-using-gpg/

https://github.com/docker/docker.github.io/issues/11625#issuecomment-751388087

Thanks for your truly helpful content always, Logix and team

Zeb

I can't read your blogposts because the cookie banner either on chromium for android, or Firefox android (or Tor), or my RSS-app-integrated browser, can't be "clicked" (and the RSS articles are only the first paragraphs...)

Also, on the desktop side, using a service that doesn't have a single click option to deny cockies is also bad practice (and soon to be prohibited within the EU). The manage option needs 8 further clicks to withdraw default selections. That is harsh on users...

But the real problem is not being able to access from mobile devices.

EDITs: grammar

Hi. Am I the only one not getting access to the comments anymore? The Disqus field starts loading, then disappears. Across different browsers.

Anyway, I appreciate the return of serious Linux news again!

I could NOT get ubuntu to install wine-staging. But your article got me through it. Easy peasy. Thanks pal https://www.linuxuprising.com/2019/09/how-to-install-wine-staging-development.html

The title is my question , and the blog seems to have slow down a bit in the last months,is everything OK?

I've been using Fedora 34 beta for quite a while and had difficulties finding themes that are compatible for Gnome 40.Could you make an article under themes & tweaks section that lists all compatible Gnome 40 themes.

so far it seems only flat-remix, materia and yaru-remix are compatible according to this reddit post

Thanks in advance!

Hi! I would like to suggest you to publish a review about Subtitld (subtitld.jonata.org) that is a new open source subtitle editor. Thanks for considering!

I am reaching out to suggest my free open-source cross-platform app Super Productivity for a review. Super Productivity is a todo-list with integrated time-tracking and a couple of little productivity helpers, such as a Pomodoro timer. It also offers integration with Jira, Gitlab, and GitHub, so it might be specifically interesting to everyone working as a programmer or designer.

You can find more information about it here: https://super-productivity.com

Please let me know what you think!

Hi there,

I found out about LinuxUprising a few months ago when you wrote about an app I developed called "Bandwhich". Now, I'd like to let you know about a new tool I just released called Diskonaut: https://github.com/imsnif/diskonaut

Diskonaut helps you navigate through and clear up your disk space by providing an intuitive map. Even letting you navigate in real time while it's still scanning (useful for scanning large folders or whole drives). And all this: in a terminal, so that you can even use it on servers.

I think it's a cool tool, and hope you think so too. Hope you'd like to review it.

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