Für alle, die Windows 11 nutzen, möchte ich ein nützliches Tool empfehlen. OFGB, ein Open-Source-Tool, beseitigt effektiv Werbeanzeigen aus diversen Bereichen von Windows 11. Maddy Wilcox schreibt auf GitHub - xM4ddy/OFGB On April 23, 2024, Microsoft released an update for Windows 11 that added ads all across the OS, including the File Explorer, Start Menu, and more. This tool changes certain keys in the Windows Registry to disable those ads. It’s written in C# and uses WPF. ...
Justin Dorfman schreibt in »When Open Source turns sour: A brush with mistaken identity« für opensource.net Open Source is undoubtedly one of the best communities I’ve ever had the pleasure of being a part of. It’s filled with amazing people who genuinely care about the world’s greatest software supply chain. However, this also attracts negative elements, which can lead to finger-pointing that inadvertently harms innocent contributors, the sustainability of the ecosystem, and, most importantly, the community. ...
Als freigeistige Schriftart-Empfehlung bringe ich Ihnen heute “Darwin”. Diese Schriftart ist bestens geeignet für ausgedehnte Textpassagen wie in Büchern oder Artikeln. Darwin fällt unter die Open Font License, was sie besonders zugänglich und nutzerfreundlich gestaltet. Darwin is a free and open-source typeface project aiming to cover a wide range of languages and specialist (including medievalist and linguistic) usage, coming in several optical sizes and with an accompanying math font. – Emily de Oliveira Santos ...
Das Projekt-Blog FFmpeg hat eine fantastische Neuigkeit zu verkünden. The FFmpeg community is excited to announce that Germany’s Sovereign Tech Fund has become its first governmental sponsor. Their support will help sustain the maintainance of the FFmpeg project, a critical open-source software multimedia component essential to bringing audio and video to billions around the world everyday.
Die Raspberry Pi-Entwickler bieten bald eine kostenlose Web-basierte Remote-Desktop-Funktion. Gordon Hollingworth schreibt in »Raspberry Pi Connect« für raspberrypi.com Our intention is that Raspberry Pi Connect will remain free (as in beer) for individual users with non-relayed connections, with no limit on the number of devices. We don’t yet know how many people will need to relay their traffic through our TURN servers; we’ll keep an eye on the use of bandwidth and decide how to treat these connections in future. ...