[–] [S] 1 point 2 years ago

Great question. Anytime you want to start your own blog on your own server, you can export your posts to that server. I'm pretty sure you can also export your blog to another WriteFreely blog. There is no lock-in.

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  • Ardour 8.10 released (discourse.ardour.org)
     

    cross-posted from: https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/23776130

    Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) for people who want to record, edit, mix and master audio and MIDI projects. When you need complete control over your tools, when the limitations of other designs get in the way, when you plan to spend hours or days working on a session, Ardour is there to make things work the way you want them to.

    submitted 2 years ago* by [M] to c/artanddesign@lemmy.ml
     

    New Features

    • Color Toolbar
    • Easing support on timeline and graph
    • New Theme/Style with many UI/UX changes
    • Support for Split Clip
    • Support for Markers
    • Support for Frame In/Out
    • Support for Command Palette
    • Experimental support for interactive SVG transforms
    • Support for optimized SVG on export
    • Support adjust scene to first clip added
    • New Portable Mode
    • Proper support for timecodes in timeline

     

    Highlights

    • Filter Gallery: It has never been so easy to find the best filter for your needs! This new dialog features previews, categories and search.
    • Modular grids & improved axonometric grids: Set the grid angle by ratio for isometric designs and use modular grids to plan layouts and make icons!
    • Swatches dialog and palette file handling improved: Access dialog layout controls quickly, search for colors, and open different palette file formats!
    • Unified font browser preview: Activate it in the preferences to quickly browse through your font collection. Try it out and give your feedback!
    • Fast image clipping with the Shape Builder: Clip your raster graphics into multiple sections using the Shape Builder!
    Anime Effects - Easily animate 2D images. (animeeffectsdevs.github.io)
     

    Anime Effects, or AniE for short, is an open source 2D animation app written in C++ using the Qt framework. Add this to the many 2D opensource animation apps available for everyone.

    AnimeEffects was originally developed by Japanese artist and programmer Hidefuku, the app during its development gained a lot of traction for being an easy and open source way to do 2D animation, unfortunately however in April 2017 Hidefuku would make his last known commit to the repository, after which they completely vanished from the internet.

     

    cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ndlug.org/post/1089884

    elementary OS may not be as much as popular as it used to be.

    That being said, elementary OS 8 release is still on the horizon with some useful changes based on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS.

    ...

    However, amidst disagreement between co-founders during the pandemic in 2022, co-founder Cassidy quit the elementary OS team.

    Right after that, the development pace took a big hit, and we saw elementary OS 7 being released almost a year after Ubuntu 22.04 LTS came up.

    ...

    A good indicator about its development activity is its upcoming major release, elementary OS 8, based on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS.

    I took a sneak peek at it using the daily build, and elementary OS 8 is almost ready to have an RC release.

    ...

    You can expect things like:

    • The settings app handles system updates (instead of AppCenter)
    • AppCenter is now Flatpak only
    • New toggle menu icon giving you easy access to the screen reader, onscreen keyboard, font size, and other system settings
    • WireGuard VPN support
    [–] [S] 14 points 2 years ago (4 children)

    I tend to agree with the judge's assessment. He must make a decision based on existing law and the plaintiff's claim/argument. You're right existing law doesn't cover this aspect of technology which is why there needs to be new laws enacted by Congress. And the courts are put in a no win situation here because we've failed to establish new rules and regulations for this new technology.

    The plaintiff's claim of derivative work doesn't fit here because of what has already been long established what a derivative work looks like. AI generated images aren't really derivative works.

    I think rightfully, the court has told them to try again, which is ok.

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