An unofficial Electron wrapper of Crunchyroll for Linux
https://github.com/Hrishavvv/crunchyroll-unofficial
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An unofficial Electron wrapper of Crunchyroll for Linux
https://github.com/Hrishavvv/crunchyroll-unofficial
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Looking for Linux Playtesters with ultra wide screen 21:9 and 32:9 - Windows Dev here
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3441420/Dustbound/
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Show HN: ClipCapsule – A Clipboard Manager for Linux (Built with Go and Wails)
https://github.com/Victor-Evogor/clipcapsule
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Discover how UNIX changed the world of computing:
Save 100% on Metro 2033 Redux on Steam (devs giving it away for 48 hours)
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Das Bundesamt für Informationssicherheit brache heute Tipps zum Supportende von Windows 10 im Oktober heraus. Update auf Windows 11 mit evtl. Hardwaretausch bzw. umstieg auf ein anderes System.
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Das Bundesamt für Informationssicherheit brache heute Tipps zum Supportende von Windows 10 im Oktober heraus. Update auf Windows 11 mit evtl. Hardwaretausch bzw. umstieg auf ein anderes System.
#Betriebssystem #windows10 #Windows11 #linux #unix #macos #linuxmint #bsi #BundesamtfürInformationssicherheit
An ssh adventure; or, why l10n support is important via @eh https://lobste.rs/s/retxvy #unix
https://gitlab.com/-/snippets/2149340
Unix recap for week 15/2025
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Could the Amiga have become a true multiuser OS, akin to Unix, or was it too tied to specific hardware and lack of memory protection for that to be possible?
Could it have taken a path similar to MacOS classic and OSX? I never had an Amiga, so forgive any obvious ignorance on my part.
Show HN: Resurrecting Infocom's Unix Z-Machine with Cosmopolitan
https://christopherdrum.github.io/posts/2025/04/porting-infocom-with-cosmo
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Latest 𝗩𝗮𝗹𝘂𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲 𝗡𝗲𝘄𝘀 - 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱/𝟬𝟰/𝟭𝟰 (Valuable News - 2025/04/14) available.
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Linux Mint's LMDE 7 to Feature Full OEM Install Support
https://linuxiac.com/mints-lmde-7-to-feature-full-oem-install-support/
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Made my own Linux distro and package manager in C++ — blazing fast and still growing
https://github.com/SFGOS/starpack/tree/master
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ttrpg fortunes
fortune
is one of those classic unix programs that are available on basically all unixoid systems. The only thing it does is “display a pseudorandom message from a database of quotations”, or as the man-page of fortune for debian says: “fortune – print a random, hopefully interesting, adage”.
To be fair, the fortune part of the name comes from fortune cookies. So whatever is printed is not meant to be taken too seriously.
You wouldn’t think this is a terribly interesting or even useful program, but people have found uses for it over the last few decades. It might just be used to provide a human element to an otherwise sterile work environment, but I also found it used at least once to provide a noticeable update to an otherwise static website (by printing adages about project management. So the updates were functionally useless, but the program did fulfill an important task).
What the program does is this: it takes a file of adages, or sayings, or other small text snippets, and when called prints one of them. You can chose which file you want to take those from, you can choose the length you want your printed text to be, and a few other smaller options. It will determine one and output it. It’s one of those programs that breathes the unix philosophy that a program should do just one thing, but do it well.
You might encounter it every time when you log on to a shell, where the admin has configured fortune
to print a quote. Or some people have it in their signature for forums or emails. (sometimes connected with something like cowsay
which prints a bit of crude ascii art cow (or whatever) saying whatever fortune spit out.
________________________________________/ I could never be a druid, I just don’t \\ trust the trees. They’re too shady. / ---------------------------------------- \ ^__^ \ (oo)\_______ (__)\ )\/\ ||----w | || ||
There are a lot of different fortune files available, from the stock ones that are shipped with distributions, to other projects where you might, e.g. find Discworld quotes, or, I dunno, your favorite Chuck Norris facts.
Anyway, I was futzing around with our IRC network lately and while playing around with a bot that could use fortune
, I realized that there was no actual file available for stuff about roleplaying (or wargaming, or boardgaming, or any gaming for that matter).
So I decided to make one.
Right now it’s only a small page on campaignwiki.org: https://campaignwiki.org/wiki/TTRPGFortuneFile/HomePage but the idea is to soon enough move that to github and do it on there.
If you want to add to the file: the page above is a wiki so you can just add what you want to add. (some people already did). I am looking for pithy sayings, jokes, DM advice, and everything else that might be interesting. Have a great quote about roleplaying games? Maybe even a more or less short story? Just add it on there.
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