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  Ik ben dit jaar aanwezig op de #NLUUG voorjaarsconferentie in Utrecht (7 mei). Wie is er ook? I will visit the #NLUUG spring conference in Utrecht on May 7th. Who else will be there? Let's meet up and discuss #Slackware, #OpenSourceandStandards !

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  @nluug ik ben een nieuw lid, heb een account aangemaakt, wachtwoord en loginnaam veranderd en kan nu niet inloggen op de #NLUUG site via de credential popup. Heel lukkig. De email die ik naar het buro@ adres gestuurd heb wordt niet beantwoord. Is er een probleem met het inloggen op leden.nluug.nl via een Chromium Linux browser?

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  Slackware Cloud Server Series, Episode 12: Local AI The world is on fire, thanks to the orange clown who wages war for personal gain. Or is it because data centers are super-heated running all these AI models 24/7 ? In any case, the AI boom wreaked havoc with my plans to purchase a new computer in order to replace my ageing build server here at home. RAM sticks are 4 to 5 times as expensive now compared to half a year ago... #Slackware #Ollama #openwebui #nvidia https://blog.slackware.nl/sla...

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  Java SDK updates for Slackware all across the board Today I pushed fresh Slackware packages (for 15.0 and -current, and 32bit as well as 64bit) for various new OpenJDK releases. This is a quarterly process where the Java developers release a "GA" version. The "GA" stands for General Availability. The "GA" version indicates that the software is considered stable, feature-complete, and ready for use in production environments. #Slackware #Ope...

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  RE: https://mastodon.social/@CelloMomOnCars/116528294965524598 Waarom kan Nederland dat nou niet?

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  Updated ‘ktown’ packages, and a heads-up Time for a KDE Plasma6 package refresh. On KDE's announcement page, the releases of KDE Gear 26.04.1 and Frameworks 6.26.0 were announced yesterday and today. Since OS packagers have early access to the source tarballs, I had everything compiled and ready for days and could simply push everything into my 'ktown' repository today. #Slackware #Plasma6 #Forgejo #OIDC https://blog.slackware.nl/updated-ktown-packages-and-a-heads-up/

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  KDE 6_26.04 for Slackware-current (almost free of Qt5) To be honest, I was waiting for a move from Pat. But I got restless, Pat is otherwise occupied for a few days so I took the plunge. What I am talking about is of course packaging KDE Gear 26.04.0 for Slackware. The latest release of Applications and KDEPIM is nicknamed the "KDE at 30" edition because KDE is around for 30 years already (!). #Slackware #KDE #Plasma6 https://blog.slackware.nl/kde-6_26-04-for-slackware-curre...

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  New KDE Frameworks and Plasma packages KDE just announced the KDE Frameworks 6.25.0, and earlier this week they came with Plasma 6.6.4. I built the packages for those new releases - targeting Slackware -current of course. Along with these updates I also refreshed KleverNotes, Krita, Kstars and Okteta to their latest versions. You can find the packages in my 'ktown' repository... #Slackware #KDE #Plasma6 https://blog.slackware.nl/new-kde-frameworks-and-plasma-packages/

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  DAW question for Slackware 15.1: Pipewire or JACK Audio? I bought a new laptop to do some more serious work on, and while I was setting up the audio, installing JACK Audio Server and friends, I wondered what would be the proper path forward for a Slackware DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) when Slackware 15.1 is released with all the improvements over the 15.0 stable release. Should I stick with JACK or look into Pipewire to get rid of the Jack server? https://blog.slackware.nl/daw-question-for-...

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  KDE 6_26.03 for Slackware-current Yesterday evening, KDE released their Frameworks 6.24.0 and taking advantage of the moment and even before morning coffee, I uploaded the Slackware packages for these new Frameworks. Alongside with these Frameworks, I built a package for the third Beta of Krita 6.0.0 – the KDE drawing tool will finally be available as a Qt6 based application with proper Wayland support. #Slackware #Plasma6

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  Multiple Chromium updates in rapid succession You may have noticed that after my release of the Slackware package for Chromium (and its Un-Googled sibling) version 146.0.7680.71 there was a really short interval until I released an update in the form of the 146.0.7680.75 version. Chromium 146.0.7680.71 is the latest major version upgrade and it addressed a crazy amount of CVE's. I am not even going to lookup and configure the URLs... https://blog.slackware.nl/multiple-chromium-updates-...