https://www.radiofrance.fr/fip

just music, any style, from France.

I supposed it still valid, you just switched from 19xx to 20xx

I think they could have worse

Thanks !

My concern is more about the maintability.
Removing the package implies no more update, and any further update in the system can break (because there is a change in the headers somewhere, or else).

I’m able to rebuild the package from source, yes, but being able to patch it myself is a different story. That’s why I was looking for any known alternatives.

You can check this project : https://github.com/showmewebcam/showmewebcam

It’s uses buildroot and it’s easy to change the sources for your need (I’ve added the wifi support)

Qbittorrent: you can bind the application with a network interface and ensure all the connexion will use your vpn.

bonus: you can use it as a server (without any graphical interface) and manage the torrent with your browser. This way, you can create a torrentbox on a dedicated computer.

My keyboard automatically change the keys depending of the app I’m using: closing a tab in the terminal or closing a tab inlthe browser are always the same key.

https://git.chimrod.com/smartcropad.git/about/

For my needs, I’ve build a static system with buildroot for a pi zero. No updates, no modifications on the system, no remote access. Some directories are in tempfs, and after a reboot the system is fresh again. when needed, I removed the sd card and copy a new image

I use this board for a pulseaudio/mpd player, it’s not intended for a desktop usage, but I’m happy beiing able to configure a system like this one. For me, there is no maintenance, and this is exactly what I wanted

It’s only available in sid for now :

https://packages.debian.org/fr/sid/libze-intel-gpu1

For skyrim, I’m using vortex in lutris, and install the mods this way. This requires a more bit of actions but works fine.

I’ve also ordered a sofle choc v3 and started to use it, but I didn’t soldered the led or the screens yet. I’m also happy with my keyboard and the delivery was done properly !

As a minor point I’m not sure if the sources for the keyboard have been published yet (the fork in the repo haven’t been updated since a lot of time, and I didn’t found a v3 branch). This is not a problem for me but can be if you have foss vibes.

I’ve also removed the bottom plate because it make the keyboard sound… oddly when you press a key. I have to make some tests with plasstics screws instead of the metal ones given in the kit.

Otherwise, I’m very happy with the keyboard, comming from a typematrix I’ve been able to use it as soon it was flashed !

Thanks all for your comments and answers, I’ve just tests the keyboard and it seems to work pretty fine, I’m really happy, I didn’t expect to get something working directly!

As a reminder, here is the commands I’ve used to get the firmware to copy:

# Install the required compiler
sudo apt install gcc-arm-none-eabi
# Enter in the virtual environment
. ~/.virtualenvs/qmk/bin/activate.fish
# Check the keyboard
qmk list-keyboards | grep sofle
# Check the keymaps
qmk list-keymaps -kb sofle_choc
# Compile
qmk flash -kb sofle_choc -km via -e CONVERT_TO=promicro_rp2040