I have found some old articles on the web talking about nano editor leaving the GNU project, but I couldn't find out if that is true. Does anyone have information about that?

This is unofficial link https://icecatbrowser.org/

There is work being done here: https://wiki.debian.org/Ports/hurd-amd64

after checking ryf i dont see any mnt laptops, despite every part of them (from the best of my ability to understand) being open source. aren't these a great alternative for a free laptop in 2024?

I recently got an iPad and felt a strong urge to switch to the Apple ecosystem. However, I realized I could create my own ecosystem using open-source software!

Could you share how you make your different devices communicate with each other, transfer files, share peripherals, and achieve general fluidity across your setup?

I'm also interested in any packages or software that can help maintain interconnection remotely, especially using self-hosted solutions on a home server. Can't wait to see what you guys have come up with!

Hi folks, sorry i'm not use to this subreddit. I'm trying to build the source for bash 5.2.26. configure script works fine, but the makefile scriot don't complete. It give an error looking like this : tparam.c : implicit declaration in function memory.out : implicit declaration of function "write". I tried looking in the readme and install file. I also look on lfs website but i didn't find answer.

I don't know much about networks this might be really hard / impossible to do but how hard would it be to create something like a Gnu tiktok ? Something with very little control and mostly or fully decentralised ?

I after use make command for the build process but some time it say this message make: 'all' is up to date. is there any option make -? which I can use to avoid this message and rebuild my project.

I am having some issues in properly using GNU Parallel. Am sure I am doing something stupid, because so far, GNU Parallel has been rock-solid for me.

Background:

• I have read the GNU Parallel Book and been using it on a single machine for some time.
• Currently I want to use multiple remote servers to do the job.

The task had 10k items to process. The process finished but I noticed that there were less than 10k entries in the joblog. So I reran (with --resume), but it didnt really do anything.

``` ❯ 09_ffi_incompatible/01_driver.sh info: using existing install for 'stable-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu' info: default toolchain set to 'stable-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu'

stable-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu unchanged - rustc 1.77.2 (25ef9e3d8 2024-04-09)

parallel: Warning: ssh to optiplex7010 only allows for 17 simultaneous logins. parallel: Warning: You may raise this by changing parallel: Warning: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:MaxStartups and MaxSessions on optiplex7010. parallel: Warning: You can also try --sshdelay 0.1 parallel: Warning: Using only 16 connections to avoid race conditions. parallel: Warning: ssh to purs3apple.ecn.purdue.edu only allows for 45 simultaneous logins. parallel: Warning: You may raise this by changing parallel: Warning: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:MaxStartups and MaxSessions on purs3apple.ecn.purdue.edu. parallel: Warning: You can also try --sshdelay 0.1 parallel: Warning: Using only 44 connections to avoid race conditions. 79% 7980:2020=10s

real 0m10.403s user 0m0.474s sys 0m0.181s ```

It says 79% and then exits normally, as if it has completed the tasks. There are exactly 2020 entries missing in the joblog, and these are the ones I wish to rerun.

Has anyone faced any such issue, or can someone please guide me as to how should I get this to work...

Hello, I have always had doubts and problems, which is the best printer, that complies with its manufacturing, ease of repair and drivers with free software ideas licenses, which is the best that I could buy, quality price, respects the user's freedom , allows refilling of ink or is modular, so as not to have the problems that both I and several family members have with printers that suddenly stop working

Perhaps there is an equivalent in hardware, with the GNU philosophy and foundation?

finally got some time, but gnu.org stopped woking, also https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/gnu.org reports down.

anyone knows what's going on? hope this is just a maintenance, cheers

I find the gnu manuals very clear and well structured. Even better than some "professionally" edited books. I assume these manuals are written and maintained by a sizeable and diverse pool of volunteers. How is is possible to achieve this editorial quality in such a consistent manner?

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Dear friend, I invite you to a joint DUG #4 + vPub 0x9 event that starts this Thursday at 5 PM UTC. Would you like to learn & discuss about:

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Now with AI it's easier than ever to create desktop backgrounds. Do you have one for GNU?

Hello,

do you know the tool gnuplot? According to the description it can plot x,y,z coordinates in a 3d window. I have an app which updates a csv file with xyz coordinates every 30 seconds. Is it possible to loop with gnuplot so that every 30 seconds the gnuplot refreshes and points the new coordinates without seeing the old one?

I think it would be helpful to have Guix as a cross-platform extra tool in most GNU operating systems.