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• Website: https://freetubeapp.io/
• Download: https://github.com/FreeTubeApp/FreeTube/releases/tag/v0.23.0-beta
• Discussions: https://github.com/FreeTubeApp/FreeTube/discussions/6676

Features

• Add autoplay toggle to the video player by @kommunarr in #5866

• Add Shift+? shortcut to view all keyboard shortcuts in-app by @kommunarr in #6306

• Right-click or hold-click on page ←/→ arrows to access navigation history by @kommunarr in #5227

• [MacOS] Make ⌘←/⌘→ go back/forward by @PikachuEXE in #6466

• Sort user playlist videos by published date by @GLEBR1K in #6280

• Add volume and playback rate change notifications to videos by @ikizey in #6473

• Added Button to Show Original Title and Thumbnail for DeArrow by @JL0000 in #6164

• Add setting for opening URLs passed to FreeTube in a new window by @OothecaPickle in #6242

• Update 'Only Show Latest Video for Each Channel' setting to handle a custom number of videos per channel by @c-ciobanu in #5901

• Add setting blocking autoplay after long periods of inactivity by @kommunarr in #5871

• Add Gruvbox color schemes & accent colors by @DontBlameMe99 in #5887

• Add Catppuccin Frappe color theme by @DontBlameMe99 in #6445

• Add Unlisted badge on watch page for unlisted videos by @OothecaPickle in #5856

• Add --help and --new-window flags and fix --version flag by @Zander671 in #6455

• Added buttons to hide hidden channels/text by @JL0000 in #6156

• Undo feature for Remove From Playlist by @Soham456 in #5885

• Add support for hms timestamp in query string by @ChunkyProgrammer in #6012

• Show corresponding keyboard shortcuts in button labels by @kommunarr in #5857

• Local API: Display more video tags in search results by @absidue in #5926

• Invidious API: Add support for auto-dubbed audio tracks by @absidue in #5943

• Invidious API: Extract streaming data expiry date from URL by @absidue in #5997

• Show previous search queries as search suggestions by @kommunarr in #6414

• Only refresh current trending tab by @ChunkyProgrammer in #6667

• ... plus lot of bug fixes changes to existing functionalities.

https://github.com/settings/copilot

You either love or hate them; RPG Maker games. To me the oldschool Rm2k is history like a videogame console. Nowadays I play those on the Free and Open Source EasyRPG Player. This post has some game suggestions and sources compatible with EasyRPG.

1. Where to get Games
   1. rpgmaker .net
2. Game Suggestions
3. Enough is enough

I just recommended someone to use Firefox for its excellent translation capability. And I think my reply warrants an entire post, so here is a copy of my reply. This is just a reminder that you can visit websites with other languages too. However Japanese and Korean are not supported yet, which would be helpful for me. Hopefully they add the support soon. But for German in example it works:

You could use a translation tool, for something that looks interesting to you. At least Firefox makes this easy, with its builtin translation functionality (without Google as far as I understand, and I think local/offline only, but can be wrong). Firefox is my main way to interact with Lemmy:

Directly in the addressbar for non native languages:

Or through menu:

BTW I just saw the link that describes it: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/website-translation

Note: Unlike other browsers that rely on cloud services, Firefox keeps your data safe on your device. There's no privacy risk of sending text to third parties for analysis because translation happens on your device, not externally.

One more reason to use Firefox.

Edit: User Lazycog in the comments pointed out that you can also open a new tab for free text translations. Type about:translations in the addressbar and you get this:

Edit: Another user Arthur Besse in the comments pointed out that you can translate current selection only too. And you need to install language packs, so those will be available offline too. Otherwise its online connected I assume.

Select text and right click, so you can translate that part only:

Go to Firefox General Settings page, scroll down to Translations section and download the packages you need. Also checkout what its own settings has to offer, for some customization:

I created a simple alias for xargs, with the intend to pipe it when needed. It will simply run a command for each line of it. My question to you is, is this useful or are there better ways of doing this? This is just a little bit of brainstorming basically. Maybe I have a knot in my head.

# Pipe each line and execute a command. The "{}" will be replaced by the line.
# Example:
#   find . -maxdepth 2 -type f -name 'M*' | foreach grep "USB" {}
alias foreach='xargs -d "\n" -I{}'

For commands that already operate on every line from stdin, this won't be much useful. But in other cases, it might be. A more simplified usage example (and a useless one) would be:

find . -maxdepth 1 | foreach echo "File" {}

It's important to use the {} as a placeholder for the "current line" that is processed. What do you think about the usefulness? Have you any idea how to use it?

Once more I dived into the web of Romhacking.net to find interesting Mods for the Super Nintendo / SNES. All kinds of user created mods, bug fixes, additional content, story rewrites, graphics updates and more. Have fun exploring.

1. Intro
2. Download the Collection
3. List of 117 Romhacks
4. How to play a Romhack?
5. What happened in 2024?
6. The End… ?

0.58.0

Release highlights: https://junegunn.github.io/fzf/releases/0.58.0/

This version introduces three new border types, --list-border, --input-border, and --header-border, offering much greater flexibility for customizing the user interface.

Also, fzf now offers "style presets" for quick customization, which can be activated using the --style option.

• Style presets (#4160)
  • --style=full[:BORDER_STYLE]
  • --style=default
  • --style=minimal
• Border and label for the list section (#4148)
  • Options
    • --list-border[=STYLE]
    • --list-label=LABEL
    • --list-label-pos=COL[:bottom]
  • Colors
    • list-fg
    • list-bg
    • list-border
    • list-label
  • Actions
    • change-list-label
    • transform-list-label
• Border and label for the input section (prompt line and info line) (#4154)
  • Options
    • --input-border[=STYLE]
    • --input-label=LABEL
    • --input-label-pos=COL[:bottom]
  • Colors
    • input-fg (query)
    • input-bg
    • input-border
    • input-label
  • Actions
    • change-input-label
    • transform-input-label
• Border and label for the header section (#4159)
  • Options
    • --header-border[=STYLE]
    • --header-label=LABEL
    • --header-label-pos=COL[:bottom]
  • Colors
    • header-fg (header)
    • header-bg
    • header-border
    • header-label
  • Actions
    • change-header-label
    • transform-header-label
• Added --preview-border[=STYLE] as short for --preview-window=border[-STYLE]
• Added new preview border style line which draws a single separator line between the preview window and the rest of the interface
• fzf will now render a dashed line (┈┈) in each --gap for better visual separation.

  # All bash/zsh functions, highlighted
  declare -f |
    perl -0 -pe 's/^}\n/}\0/gm' |
    bat --plain --language bash --color always |
    fzf --read0 --ansi --layout reverse --multi --highlight-line --gap
  

  • You can customize the line using --gap-line[=STR].
• You can specify border-native to --tmux so that native tmux border is used instead of --border. This can be useful if you start a different program from inside the popup.

  fzf --tmux border-native --bind 'enter:execute:less {}'
  

• Added toggle-multi-line action
• Added toggle-hscroll action
• Added change-nth action for dynamically changing the value of the --nth option

  # Start with --nth 1, then 2, then 3, then back to the default, 1
  echo 'foo foobar foobarbaz' | fzf --bind 'space:change-nth(2|3|)' --nth 1 -q foo
  

• --nth parts of each line can now be rendered in a different text style

  # nth in a different style
  ls -al | fzf --nth -1 --color nth:italic
  ls -al | fzf --nth -1 --color nth:reverse
  ls -al | fzf --nth -1 --color nth:reverse:bold
  
  # Dim the other parts
  ls -al | fzf --nth -1 --color nth:regular,fg:dim
  
  # With 'change-nth'. The current nth option is exported as $FZF_NTH.
  ps -ef | fzf --reverse --header-lines 1 --header-border bottom --input-border \
             --color nth:regular,fg:dim \
             --bind 'ctrl-n:change-nth(8..|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|)' \
             --bind 'result:transform-prompt:echo "${FZF_NTH}> "'
  

• A single-character delimiter is now treated as a plain string delimiter rather than a regular expression delimiter, even if it's a regular expression meta-character.
  • This means you can just write --delimiter '|' instead of escaping it as --delimiter '\|'
• Bug fixes
• Bug fixes and improvements in fish scripts (thanks to @bitraid)

I just stumbled upon a website named Gaming Alexandria. Their main goal is to preserve videogames related stuff like artwork scans, posters, articles, interviews and even game dumps. My main focus is on playable game Roms, specifically on the Type-in Programs from magazines for the Family BASIC.

This is a bit of frustration post. I'm not a professional and some stuff is super confusing. And it might not even be programming only, as this seems to be a general issue when it comes to signing and security in computers. Every time I have to reinstall my operating system (its really only a few times in a decade), one of the things i fear most is signing into Github, signing keys and setting up local git on my Linux machine. I want the verified badge. Every time its a fight in understanding and doing the right steps, creating gpg keys and access tokens and such.

Am I the only one who struggles with this? Right now I have set it up and my test repository has the badge again. Do people care about this? Especially people like me who does a few little CLI and scripts and nothing else. Am I doing enterprise level security for the sake of an icon or is this really more secure? I do not have ANY professional background. As said I seem to have setup correctly now, so this is not asking for troubleshooting. Just wanted hear about your opinion and experience, and if any of you care.

Changelog 1.20.0

• AUDIO/PIPEWIRE: Add PipeWire audio driver
• CHEEVOS: Add rarity and points to achievement unlock widget
• CLOUDSYNC: Enable CloudSync on Windows and Android (non-SSL)
• CLOUDSYNC: Add iCloud cloud sync driver
• GENERAL: Automatic Frame Delay refactor
• GENERAL: Enable CHD hashing for Switch and DOS
• INPUT: Allow to select a preferred/reserved device for each player
• INPUT/UDEV/X11/WAYLAND: Enable mouse buttons 4 and 5
• MACOS: New display server, including support for ProMotion 120Hz V-Sync
• MENU: Support local thumbnails in other image formats than png (jpg/jpeg, bmp, tga)
• MENU/XMB: Allow playlist icons to be individually customized, by looking for images in Named_Logos
• OVERLAY: Add option to load overlay based on system name
• RECORDING: New WAV recording driver (audio only)
• TVOS: Support bluetooth keyboards on tvOS
• VIDEO: Use shader path from CLI for shader cycling
• VIDEO: Pixel perfect integer scaling improvements: axis options, smart mode
• VIDEO: Add upscale 1.66x filter
• VIDEO/SLANG: Support optional includes

We have a brand new PlayStation2 core, LRPS2. It’s a heavily modified version of PCSX2 custom made for the Libretro API, and it currently runs on Windows, macOS and Linux.

The core code is modern and up-to-date unlike the old core and it no longer suffers from the serious drawbacks the older core had.

It supports nearly all the rendering backends for the GSdx renderer: Vulkan on Windows/macOS/Linux, Direct3D 11 and 12 on Windows, and OpenGL on Windows/Linux.

For those interested, you can also read our compendium article here posted earlier today.

All the screenshots below were taken with the paraLLEl-GS renderer and the following settings: 16x SSAA, paraLLEl experimental high-res scanout turned on. Shader preset used is: presets/fsr/fsr-aa-lv2-bspline-4taps.slangp.