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Bubba McGuff
1990s film photo recently published on "Temporal Fragments" hosted at cosmicfuz.com. See https://cosmicfuz.com/unfinished/ for this specific post.

Instead of using social media primarily, my photos are being presented on my own website. Visitors are invited to view a series of images, along with some text, as an attempt at storytelling.

Have you been seeking a way to present your work outside of the main tech platforms? Would be great to learn about your experience.

#photo #photography #blog #monochrome #blackandwhite #film #1990s #industrial #wordpress #toronto #canada #cosmic #fuz #canon #kodak #truck #vintage #eye
black and white photo of classic pickup truck parked in front of a brick wall
#eye
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Bubba McGuff
Recently published as part of a post on my blog entitled Temporal Fragments, which can be found at cosmicfuz.com. See https://cosmicfuz.com/unfinished/ for this specific post.

Instead of using social media primarily, my photos are being presented on my own website. Visitors are able to view a series of images, along with some text, as an attempt at storytelling.

Have you been seeking a way to present your work outside of the main tech platforms? Would be great to learn about your experience.

#photo #blog #monochrome #film #1990s #industrial #wordpress #brick #libertyvillage #warehouse #boozecan #toronto #canada #cosmic #fuz #canon #kodak
black and white photo of historic industrial building. fading sign reads "A. R. WILLIAMS MACHINERY CO." and "LIBERTY ST. PLANT". Grassy field with wildflowers in foreground.
#kodak
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lebout2canap ⏚

Les panels et docks de COSMIC sont des compositeurs Wayland imbriqués, il est donc possible de programmer de nouveaux applets dans n’importe quel langage, avec n’importe quel toolkit compatible Wayland, et les applets tiers peuvent être sandboxés et distribués en tant que flatpaks.

youtube.com/watch?v=fBcfjlFX-x

YouTubeCOSMIC DE - The First Modular, Composable Desktop Environment - Carl Richell & Jeremy SollerPar The Linux Foundation
#COSMIC#COSMICDesktop
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Jonathan Capps

The #COSMIC Store has recently added a category for panel applets, making it massively easy to grab community made applets. I love it to bits and even more so because that it's given me the opportunity to contribute my own applet. Logo Menu!

A screenshot of the Cosmic Store application showing the entry for my Logo Menu applet
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aaron

I didn’t plan to write about Wayland yet. But Xorg is dying — not eventually, but now. GNOME’s dropping X11 support. RHEL already removed it. Ubuntu and Fedora are next. And if you rely on accessibility, you don’t get to wait this one out.
So here’s Post 4 of I Want to Love Linux. It Doesn’t Love Me Back.
I’m using Wayland now. Primarily. Not because I love it. Because the fallback is disappearing, and I want to be there helping fix what comes next. GNOME with Orca actually works. KDE and COSMIC are making progress. I’ve talked to the people involved. They care.
But a lot is broken.
MATE — the desktop most blind users preferred — isn’t on Wayland.
ocrdesktop doesn’t work. xdotool is gone.
wlroots compositors still don’t reliably support Orca’s keybindings, especially on laptops.
This isn’t GNOME’s fault. They’re the only reason accessibility on Wayland works at all.
But the old excuses are gone. “Just use Xorg” isn’t going to be an option much longer.
So yeah. I’m a Wayland shill now. Because I’m using it. Because I have to.
And I want to make sure we’re not excluded from what comes next.
fireborn.mataroa.blog/blog/i-w
#Linux #Wayland #Accessibility #Orca #GNOME #KDE #COSMIC #FOSS #a11y #BlindTech #xorg

fireborn.mataroa.blogI Want to Love Linux. It Doesn’t Love Me Back: Post 4 – Wayland Is Growing Up. And Now We Don’t Have a Choice — fireborn
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