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- 1Comic skewering the Linux and FreeBSD rivalry goes viral▼BOMBSHELL TAPE STUNS THE PRESIDENCY # content_review # omarchy # linux # runbsd # freebsd # comic # art # fediverse # pr
A satirical comic framed as a 'bombshell tape' scandal at the presidency is drawing attention among programmers, playing on the long-running rivalry between Linux users and the BSD community. The artwork references Omarchy, the Linux distribution, and FreeBSD, with readers sharing and debating it across the fediverse under programming and content-review hashtags.
- 2Agora desktop shows off true resolution independence at 4K and 720p●Resolution independence: the same desktop, rendered on a simulated 27" screen, in 4K and 720p. Plus a zoomed-in comparis
The Agora desktop environment is being shown rendering the same simulated 27-inch desktop at both 4K and 720p, with a zoomed-in pixel comparison demonstrating that higher resolution makes everything sharper rather than smaller. The project targets Linux and FreeBSD and is drawing attention for proving genuine resolution independence in practice.
- 3Python 3.11.0 marks its anniversary as coders look back●Stable release 3.11.0 of the # Python programming language came out OTD in 2022 https:// cromwell-intl.com/open-source/
Python 3.11.0, a stable release of the widely used programming language, was released on this day in 2022. Open-source enthusiasts are marking the anniversary, recalling the version's speed improvements and its role in scripting on Linux and FreeBSD systems. Developers continue to rely on Python for automation and tooling across platforms.
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