Tootfinder

For the #ttrpg bubble
Oh, did I even tell you that I've put the scripts I'm using for my TranscriptOMatic #roleplaying session transcription proof-of-concept into a Git repository?

oh look, it's my awful code! go yell at it, everyone! #FurbNET

FurbNET
MIDI site, in the style of classic HamieNET

In today's updates for x86_64 you can find librewolf (to 151.0.1-2), fresh-editor (to 0.3.9) and obviously brave-origin-beta (v1.91.162).
#slackware
All available here:
https://codeberg.org/thesaigoneer/…

Another rabbit hole I'd like to share with you. Maybe it'll become a new series on the blog...
#blog

from my link log —
antcc: a little C compiler.
https://codeberg.org/lsof/antcc
saved 2026-05-25 https://dotat.at/:/C9DRG.html

#Codeberg had a 7 hour outage yesterday. Even before that pushes to and pulls from my repos hosted there were often painfully slow. I don’t love the idea of going back to Github, but I don’t want to self host, and I am not aware of a git hosting provider that meets my needs:
• <= $60 per year (I can fudge this a bit for a great fit)
• unlimited private repos allowed
• my code is …

Members of #Codeberg decided to ban repositories that uses #ai:
"You must not share projects that mostly consist of code written by "generative AI"-tools [...]. Such projects having an unclear copyright status [...] and furthermore have little safeguards to ensure that they do not include h…

@… please use Codeberg, <https://codeberg.org/polyphony/repo-slopscore/issues> already includes some false positives.

Protecting our FLOSS commons from #LLMs
https://blog.codeberg.org/protecting-our-floss-commons-from-llms.html

Yep, that's what you get with that pkg stuff. The day after publishing LibreWolf pushes an update 🤣
Their v151.0.2-1 is available in the sundries!
#slackware #librewolf

I've streamlined the way #Neovim manages my LSP, Linting, and Formatters. Just sharing my approach with you in this #post:
https://

« Protecting our FLOSS commons from LLMs »
Are we going back to the nineties? It remembers me when some forges disallowed to have compiled binaries for a proprietary operating system.
#llm #ai #freesoftware

En mi blog "Creando pšginas estšticas gracias a Codeberg" #gemini

These changes to their terms by @… are reasonable, if still a bit vague.
https://blog.codeberg.org/protecting-our-floss-commons-from-…

I respect Codeberg's right to take a position on this, and I understand why they might feel this way, but this is kinda' crazy. Glad I'm not using it, because I'd have to move some projects off of it. The article is also just confused in some ways.
https://blog.codeberg.org/protecting-…

This week on #ProFed: mostly refactoring and strengthening the foundations. Next week I expect to have the beginnings of a web client.
https://joinprofed.social

I am not surprised by #Codeberg's ToU update. I can respect their decision given that they are just a very small not for profit association. I might even play around with setting up a #Forgejo instance as a result.
EDIT: Codeberg e.V. is not a company, but rather a not for profit association. My …

Looks like I got a little ahead of myself. My last post about my new #neovim config left out quite a bit of what I wanted to share. Better late than never, time for an update! ^^
⁨https://www-gem.codeberg.page/vim_2026…

@… thanks.
I had no thought of GitHub.
I suggested Codeberg simply because that's what the developer chose; that's where the issues are.

I'm trying to keep an open mind.
When someone I used to respect starts using LLMs, I'm thinking: okay, their moral compass is bad, but at least they're putting an effort to review that stuff and they're trying to improve other projects.
When that person writes a pro-AI blog post, complaining that people aren't respecting them anymore, I'm still trying to stay neutral.
But honestly, when said person starts ranting that Codeberg dared ban vibecoded shit, I can't but despise them at this point.
#NoAI #NoLLM

moved a project to https://MegalithicIrelandMap.CodeBerg.page from the formerly cool forge. Feels so good. Thanks @…

All my projects are now fully migrated to Codeberg, therefore this morning I could finally, and happily delete my Gitlab account.
#gitlab #codeberg #noai

from my link log —
agitjo: manage Forgejo PRs with AGit-Flow in Emacs.
https://codeberg.org/halvin/agitjo
saved 2026-06-23 https://dotat.at/:/LHM1Y.h…

agitjo
Manage Forgejo PRs with AGit-Flow in Emacs

I figured out a simple way to do callout boxes in pandoc's markdown, and having fiddled with it all morning, I am posting about it in case anyone is interested: https://codeberg.org/ddrake/simple_pandoc_callouts/

CoMaps is open-source community-oriented privacy-first navigation app for mobile devices. It is currently choosing its fiscal / umbrella host which would be most aligned with those goals, so if you have opinions, come vote at https://codeberg.org/comaps/Governance/issues/166

Poll on umbrella host
Dear members of the CoMaps community. After we've [investigated a large number of potential umbrella hosts](https://codeberg.org/comaps/Governance/wiki/Umbrella-Orgs) that could potentially fit as a host organisation for the project, we've now narrowed it down to two alternatives that we think wo...

No news is good news. No updates today, and then we roll into my July Slowdown.
NB: Librewolf and Vivaldi will receive updates, once a week on Saturday. You'll have to look for them in the repo though, since I'll be off the FediShizzle for a month. Enjoy your summer!
#slackware

If you're using the Gram code editor and are looking for a more convenient way to build extensions for it with Nix... I made something.
https://codeberg.org/niklaskorz/nix-gram-extensions

The change log entry I just wrote for Kitten¹:
- __Faster tests__
The tests (unit, regression, and end-to-end) have all been refactored to run conccurrently.
Speed improvements:
- Unit tests: ~8× faster
- Regression tests: ~4× faster
- End-to-end tests: ~2× faster
To enable this, the unit and regression tests were ported from Tape to Node’s native node:test. We’re still using the TAP test reporter and [Tap Monkey](

tap-monkey
A tap formatter that’s also a monkey.

➡️ robida/human.json: A lightweight protocol for humans to assert authorship of their website content and vouch for the humanity of others
https://codeberg.org/robida/human.json
(This is a link from my bookmark collection. A new link gets posted each night.)

human.json
A lightweight protocol for humans to assert authorship of their website content and vouch for the humanity of others.

Definitive articles for German nouns are one of the most annoying features of the language. Is it "der Joghurt" or "die Joghurt"? Turns out, both. Also "das Joghurt".
With lexicographical data from #Wikidata and shared functions from #Wikifunctions, we can build …

noungender
CLI tool for retrieving German noun genders with Wikifunctions using Wikidata Lexemes.

#mp3 player in a #terminal window? yes please.
Am loving `kew` - https://codeberg.org/ravachol/kew
@…

Would be really great if
> nix run codeberg:user/repo
was possible. It works for #GitLab and #GitHub already. #Codeberg should also work. Instead, one needs to write this unergonomic thing:

feat: flake input type "`codeberg`" · Issue #14064 · NixOS/nix
Problem Flakes targeting a remote hosted on codeberg need to use the git type It is not as efficient as a dedicated "codeberg" flake input type, and cumbersome to write Proposed solution Feature a ...

I've rebuilt my #neovim config to benefit from version 0.12 and I've learned some new things in the process. Beyond what has been reported everywhere already, here are the small tips I'd like to share with you:
https://

I didn’t reply to any messages yesterday; instead, I moved my remaining #Pandoc filters to Codeberg and updated the blogpost:
https://dynalabs.de/mxp/blog/2026-06-17
The makefiles in these pack…

I didn’t reply to any messages yesterday; instead, I moved my remaining #Pandoc filters to Codeberg and updated the blogpost:
https://dynalabs.de/mxp/blog/2026-06-17
The makefiles in these pack…

I didn’t reply to any messages yesterday; instead, I moved my remaining #Pandoc filters to Codeberg and updated the blogpost:
https://dynalabs.de/mxp/blog/2026-06-17
The makefiles in these pack…

Filters, Filters, Filters

https://codeberg.org/fairIT/supply-chain/src/branch/main/lieferkette.pdf
@… 👀 interessant, wie viel in so ein kleines Ding einfließ…

supply-chain/lieferkette.pdf at main
supply-chain

He empezado a utilizar "cheese paper" para estructurar la escritura, personajes, escenas y lugares de una posible historia. Cheese paper es un dessarrollo de código abierto de @… que estš muy bien y que podéis descargar desde su repo

Im working a a new Indy game (building/farming) simulation and im looking for free #8bit and #chiptune music. I want to create it completely FOSS and so i would have to place it in my codeberg repo too. any recommendations?

Nineteen minutes. I need a self-maintaining system, at least in July. I want all goodies and the latest Cosmic. Don't want to be bothered with updates. Dusted off my Cosmix-Saigon, based on the great Nixbook project by @… . From iso to login, everything and the kitchensink installed and running: 19 minutes. Amazing!

After a quiet month of April, here is *finally* a short blog for May ;) Let's add tabs to your Hugo posts!
#blog

“how will codeberg enforce the no-ai policy? i use ai all the time. hey by the way did you know i used claude to make this and it’s undetectable. no one will ever know how much I use ai. how will they figure it out. i am a stealth master”

Habt Ihr schon alle Eure Einwendung gegen die #Müllverbrennungsanlage in #Dresden abgeschickt?
Textvorschläge gibt es unter https://

Only for people with their own personal site: Do you have a human.json on your website?
https://codeberg.org/robida/human.json
My reason for asking is I'm making a blogging site for myself and while looking at other blogs for inspiration I came across it.

🥳 New release: Tap Monkey version 2.0
I just released version 2 of Tap Monkey (a TAP formatter that’s also a monkey), reworked for node:test.
(TAP is meant to be a standard and all but node:test and Tape spit out very different diagnostics, etc., so I thought it best to keep the Tape version at 1.x – it’s basically been done for years now anyway – and have a separate 2.x branch for modern node:test, which is clearly based on Tape and has huge advantages like concurrent tests – wh…

tap-monkey
A tap formatter that’s also a monkey.

Wednesday's updates have landed, including the latest Librewolf 152.0.2-1, published just 6 hours ago. Gotta love that sync!
#slackware
https://codeberg.org/thesaigoneer/slackosun…

RE: https://defcon.social/@charlesrocket/116987817211858136
x11/topbar
TopBar: an interactive bar and desktop environment for Quickshell

This week on #ProFed: I was away for most of the week, so less progress than usual. But I used the time I had for some backend groundwork in preparation of the next steps on the web client.
https://codeberg.org/ProFed/ProFed

OMG, someone actually went ahead and filed that as a bug! (Well, three years ago)
Ho mia Zamenhof, iu vere registris tion kiel cimon! (Nu, antaŭ tri jaroj)
https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/issues/55

[BUG] The Esperanto word for "forge" is "forĝejo", not "forgejo"
The Esperanto word for forge is ["forĝejo"](https://www.reta-vortaro.de/revo/dlg/index-2f.html?q=for%C4%9Dejo), not "forgejo". 🧐 Diacritics matter in Esperanto and may not be left out, as they change pronunciation and often also meaning. As Esperanto is an [agglutinative language](https://en.wik...

Have you been to Open-Topia yet?
You'll likely arrive there through Frustration Station, but you can use your arrow keys to explore fantastical spaces such as the Visionary Forest or Meet-Tropolis.
But beware of the Job Insecurity Dragon! 🐲 😱
Created at the #OpenScience Retreat #OSR26UK

Currently making some tutorials for our next hackathon - should I upload them to codeberg (and make the students use that)? Or github (where they almost certainly already have accounts)?
#DigitalSovereignty...
#AcademicChatter
Codeberg
Github
Something else (please comment)

Of course Vivaldi got updated once I posted my updates 😂
Well, technically it's still Wednesday here , so Vivaldi 8.0.4033.54 is up for grabs 🤓
#slackware
https://codeberg.org/thesaigoneer/slac

@… I gave this thing a try today... 😉
https://codeberg.org/jjg/paxton

paxton
A search engine in about 100 lines of Python

After @…'s cnytt workshop (https://codeberg.org/aherrou/cnytt) I've been enjoying choosing a couple of random stitches and repeating them to see what happens. Here just repeating …

And this "entitled prospective user" attitude. "I was planning on moving my projects to #Codeberg, but now I won't". Oh, how sad that you won't give them the benefit of using their free services (okay, I'm sure you were going to donate).
Reminds me of the "entitled prospective contributor" attitude in #Gentoo. "You never heard from me before, but I don't like this new policy. There are dozens of new contributors with me, just around the corner, and now we won't be able to contribute." (This was about the copyright policy, so they could have contributed noncontroversially for a long time, yet they never did.)
#NoAI #NoLLM

Based based based based based
https://codeberg.org/Codeberg/org/pulls/1253#issuecomment-19820434

@… @… aber hallo! 😎 Falls PHP deine Waffe der Wahl sein sollte, hab ich sogar ein Framework zur Entwicklung einfacher Bots entworfen:

Good move from Codeberg https://blog.codeberg.org/protecting-our-floss-commons-from-llms.html

Took me a while to understand Hugo.
#hugo

🥳 JSDB¹ 7.1.0 release
Added:
• `JSTable.CHANGE` event. Fires when a value is changed (set) in memory. Guaranteed to fire before the `JSTable.PERSIST` event.
Full change log: https://codeberg.org/small-tech/jsdb/src/branch/main/CHANGELOG.md
To in…

jsdb/CHANGELOG.md at main
jsdb - A zero-dependency, transparent, in-memory, streaming write-on-update JavaScript database for the Small Web that persists to a JavaScript transaction log.

This was an interesting read: https://eblog.fly.dev/githubbad.html

It is incredible how good looking modern Gnome is:
https://thisweek.gnome.org/_astro/gitte-settings-dialog.D33JDAoH_lmTul.webp

In the weekly kerfuffle we have 5 updates, this time bottom, brave-origin, fresh-editor, librewolf and vivaldi go one up.
#slackware #librewolf #brave-origin

I'm really enjoying making small scripts in #AmberLang
#bash, a cool concept!
Below an example of a helper I use to copy to clipboard the remote link for the file I have currently open in #HelixEditor (complete with the range of lines in my selection).
#scripting #ScriptingLanguage #bash_scripting

today in The Actual Worst PHP Scripts You Have Ever Seen, Ever: awful caching https://codeberg.org/GroupNebula563/YTProxy/src/branch/main/gdata.php

YTProxy/gdata.php at main
YTProxy - it's a proxy. it's for YT. what more do you want from me

today in The Actual Worst PHP Scripts You Have Ever Seen, Ever: awful caching https://codeberg.org/GroupNebula563/YTProxy/src/branch/main/gdata.php

YTProxy/gdata.php at main
YTProxy - it's a proxy. it's for YT. what more do you want from me

Let's talk about money today, or How my odd money habits make sense to me.
#blog

Anyone knows the state of federation/ForgeFed in Forgejo rn?
I want to migrate away from github, maybe to a selfhosted Forgejo, maybe to git.gay, maybe to codeberg and I wanted to be able to star/PR/issue repos in other forges. Not that I do anything relevant, but I wanted to be able to receive stars/PRs/issues in my stuff too even if I decided to self host!
@… @… @… #Forgejo #Codeberg #ForgeFed

I have finished the outward architecture of #ProFed as a base for discussion. I've used AI to help me put my braindump into a more consistently readable text. be prepared to see a free AI-isms, though it isn't terrible, I think.

from my link log —
Using GCC's nested functions with wide pointers and no trampolines.
https://uecker.codeberg.page/2026-01-06.html
saved 2026-05-28 …

Is anyone else having problems with @… today?
I get 500s when trying to create a repository.
#codeberg

It's Saturday and Librewolf is nicely keeping track of me 🤣
So, this time: minor update to Librewolf, another one up with fresh-editor and of course brave-origin-beta (which is basically a nightly).
Get your gear over here:
#slackware #librewolf

Some work on the Slicer, inching towards constructive solid geometry features (union, intersection, difference...)
#demo #floss #3dprinting

Which mirrors should I keep?
(do elaborate in comments please!)
self-hosted <-> codeberg
self-hosted <-> git.gay
codeberg <-> git.gay (don't self host)
Three-way mirror, if possible?

Free your mind of code formatting and focus on code writing in Neovim thanks to conform.nvim
#blog

Ok, so I've decided to expand on the #CAPTCHA joke a bit.
https://mgorny.codeberg.page/captcha-joke/

It's that day again, Saturday....
Updates for Brave, Fresh and Vivaldi available!
#slackware
https://codeberg.org/thesaigoneer/slackosundries

Once you Slack off, there's a lot to do ;-)
Latest updates 20-Jun-2026:

- bottom - v0.13.0-1

- brave-origin-beta - v1.92.125-1

- fresh-editor - v0.4.1-1

- librewolf - v152.0.1-2

- vivaldi-stable - v8.0.4033.50-1
#slackware

I'm conflicted about what to do

• Codeberg would screaming "I'm anti-genAI" which is something I really want
• git.gay looks cool and fun and gay, which is also something I really want
• self hosting would give me full control over the server configuration
• sereia.gay is a cool domain, but it mostly only works in portuguese (where git.da.sereia.gay is cooler). git.luana.dev.br is also an option (and cheaper, aka less likely to stop being mine), specially if I can set up more than a single domain to point to forgejo, but it isn't as cool.
• even if I set up a mirror, I'm undecided about whether to point it to codeberg or git.gay. Three-way sounds kinda abusive, idk?
• while I know forgejo is pretty lightweight, I'm concerned about having too much access in my NAS. Specially if I end up being ddossed by llms or if I ever do something people like. I have plenty of RAM from before the bubble, and it's modern but it's not the highest-end CPU out there. I'd also have to set up a reverse proxy, probably more reliable than my current oracle free tier one.
• I could get a VPS for the forgejo tho! Ive been wanting to get one anyway! (tho it would need a static ipv4)
• Tho, keeping it self hosted on my NAS would give me git push/pull even when offline!!
• Even if I keep a three-way mirror, which I might, I still need to choose a canon one to send links!
• Is it ok to accept PRs and stuff from either mirrors or do you need all but one of them to be read-only?

RE: https://norcal.social/@farmbiodiesielUtopias/116884986036173604
1. You’re an idiot.
2. I’m the sole programmer on gaza-verified.org (source code:

The #Gentoo #Python 3.14 switch / 3.11 3.13t removal PR is green. Doing some final testing locally before merging it (one that involves 350 "merge wait" packages, what could possibly go wrong…).
https://codeberg.org/gentoo/gentoo/pulls/1031

This week on #ProFed: I've documented the outward-facing architecture – ActivityPub extensions, federated search, and how other systems can integrate with ProFed.
This is aimed at developers of other projects who want to build on or cooperate with ProFed.

With 4 updates (bottom, fresh-editor, librewolf and vivaldi) it's impossible to keep on reclusing 🤣 See y'all next month!
#slackware
https://codeberg.org/thesaigoneer/slack…

It's Wednesday; and your update is up for grabs. The updated x86_64 Slackware pkgs for this time are:
- librewolf 151.0-1
- fresh-editor 0.37
- brave-origin-beta 1.91.156
Have a good one!
#slackware #librewolf

Monthly LevelUpLog is live:
#blog #blogpost

A unique moment. Having 7 packages in the repo now and they're all updated this week ;-).
One returnee (Brave Origin) and one new entrant: Tixati, the GTK torrent client I've been using for almost a decade now.
#slackware #archlabs

Time for the monthly report! It's all about configuration.
http://www-gem.codeberg.page/monthly/monthly_0626/
#blogpost

Saturday's updates have landed:

- brave-origin-beta v1.91.145-1
- fresh-editor v0.3.5-1

Go get them at: https://codeberg.org/thesaigoneer/slackosundries

Slackosundries is turning into my own little repo, with at least the packages that i use myself also. Hence the addition of Librewolf x86_64 in there.
#librewolf #slackware

Have you heard of MRU.nvim before today? I didn't and that's another plugin I was missing to build my perfect Neovim.
#blog

They do it on purpose. I introduce Vivaldi in the Sundries, next day a new version comes out. But I personally like my browsers as fresh as they come, so vivaldi-stable-8.0.4033.42 is up for grabs now!
https://codeberg.org/thesaigoneer/slackosundries

Hot on the heels of Firefox Librewolf has been updated to v151.0.4-1 also. You'll find the Slackware X86_64 package here:
#slackware #librewolf

Yep. Done. Version Beta v1.91.135 of Brave Origin for Slackware by yours truly is available. Plus some additional tweaking tips by me. Happy browsing!
https://codeberg.org/thesaigoneer/Brave-Origin

Time for Saturday's updates: new versions of fresh-editor and brave-origin-beta are available at:
#slackware
https://codeberg.org/thesaigoneer/slackosundries

The install description for a KDE Wayland session on FreeBSD has been updated with some additional software choices. The page on Codeberg is up to date also.
#freebsd #kde

Done and dusted. I've created SlackoSundries, my totally random collection of Slackware pkgs. Right now: brave-origin-beta, the fresh-editor and bottom, a great h or btop replacement. Updates where applicable every Wednesday and Saturday. You can find it here:
#slackware

A fresh delivery of slackosundries, my totally random collection of Slackware sw packages.
The latest version of Brave Origin (1.91.149-1) is there for the taking.
Also: a desktop client for Filen encrypted cloud storage is included in slackosundries now. I use that myself. The other packages had no updates.
#slackware

I got triggered (thnx @…) to revive my description on how to get a KDE Wayland session on FreeBSD up and running. You can find it here:
https://

It's Saturday in our neck of the woods. Grab your updates for Brave Origin, the Fresh editor and Vivaldi now at:
#slackware #vivaldi #fresheditor

It's Wednesday here in Danang, time to get the sundries out there!
Hot off the press:
- The latest Librewolf (according to their git updated 3 hrs ago)
- Brave Origin of course
- A new addition: Vivaldi!
There is an excellent Sbo pkg for that, made by one of the Vivaldi maintainers. But if you just want an installable Slackware pkg, you can find it in this repo; I switched back to Vivaldi myself also.
As a consequence Brave-Origin will be discontinued …