To build an independent office suite, Euro‑Office’s IT consortium opted to base it on the existing open‑source solution OnlyOffice, which is released under the AGPL‑v3

I found that someone from Europe just forked ONLYOFFICE. I really hope this could be a good alternative

This repository includes the hardware and software components of "MEVIUS2: Practical Open-Source Quadruped Robot with Sheet Metal Welding and Multimodal Perception"

Video demonstration: https://youtu.be/xzfZkmQ2rrQ

New features

Full text search: A new cards based view of full text search results with book covers
To perform a full text search, click the "FT" button on the left of the search bar. The old compact result view can be re-activated by clicking the button to the left of the search bar in the Full text search window.

A new "word-prefix" completion mode that shows matches that have any word starting with the typed in letters
Closes tickets: 2144422

Bookshelves: Add option to have the height of books be constant per group
Edit book: File list: Allow using Ctrl+Left/Right to move an item to top/bottom of the list
Bug fixes

Fix notes being lost when changing the lookup name of custom column
Closes tickets: 2146404

E-book viewer: Fix using the slower/faster buttons causing a chapter skip when using the Piper neural speech backend
Content server viewer: Fix annotations being not synced to the server in some Android devices when using the Firefox browser
Windows: Force kill calibre.exe on quit to workaround hang in interpreter shutdown on some systems
TXT Output: Fix asciiize option not applying to generated inline Table of Contents
E-book viewer: Disallow background images from the internet. This was an unused feature anyway (CVE-2026-33205)
TXT Input: Ensure resource files are read only from book contents (CVE-2026-33206)
Only apply changes to text fields in the book list when the new value is different from the old
Closes tickets: 2144489

Completions: Update list of completion suggestions when cursor is moved
Closes tickets: 2144486

New news sources

L'Humanite by Kabonix
Telerama by Kabonix
Le Parisien by Kabonix
Improved news sources

BusinessLine
Naked Capitalism
Le Canard Enchaine
Le Monde
Courrier International
L'Equipe by Kabonix

cross-posted from: https://lemdro.id/post/38140147

I got into free and open source software, you can take an idea about it from fsf by watching the video https://www.fsf.org/about/what-is-free-software

So, I have been in this rabbit hole for years now. And I convinced myself that using non-free software is haram and I shouldn't do it, however when I looked it up I found no discussion about it In Muslim communities anywhere, no fatwas about it. But how can that be, don't anyone else see big tech companies evil? Shouldn't Muslims use these free as in freedom software instead of Google and Facebook products? Shouldn't products by Facebook, openai and Microsoft and the rest of them be haram with existence of free alternatives that respect user privacy and freedom? Why there's no discussion about it at all?

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.bestiver.se/post/1011145

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9biWv_M8p8 After an enormous amount of work and dedication from FreeCAD contributors we are delighted to announce that FreeCAD Version 1.1 is now released and available for download. There are significant amounts of improvements and new features. These include; transparent Part Design previews, interactive draggers added to tools like Fillet and Chamfer, 3 point lighting,…

When I first started working on OSS projects, I really struggled with documentation. But after a lot of trial and error, I learned a lot about writing clear and helpful docs. Working on several OSS projects has also taught me just how essential good documentation is to the success of a project. So, I'd like to share with you some of the tips that have helped me improve (in the hope that they will save you the same headaches I've experienced lol):

• Guide first : Start with simple guides that focus on common use cases to help users get started quickly.
• Show, don’t tell: Use screenshots & screencasts early & often to visually demonstrate features.
• More code than text: Prioritize clear, working code examples over lengthy text explanations.
• Use plausible data: Craft realistic data in examples to help users better relate & apply them to their projects. I use faker.js for this.
• Examples as stories: Write examples in Storybook to ensure accuracy & consistency between code & visuals.
• The reference follows the guide: If an advanced user is looking for all possible options of a component, they can find them in the same place as the guide.
• Pages can be scanned quickly: Break content into short, digestible sections for quick navigation and easy reading.

Here's a doc example where I've tried to implement these best practices.

How do you approach documentation in your projects?

She will be succeeding Cindy Cohn who has spent her career fighting the good fight. I was listening to an interview with her by Cory Doctorow, she's had an impressive record with the EFF, and it sounds like she wants to get back to the courtroom and leave the administration to a new generation.

Thanks, Cindy!

To be completely precise, some she reverse engineers herself, others she finds an implementation someone has already done and just creates a UI for them. Still very cool.

In the video, she then describes how she did it, tools and all.

It's a shame people in the US (and possibly UK?) would be putting themselves at legal risk if they did the same. See Louis Rossman's videos on the DMCA if you are curious.