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AI-Assisted Issue Reporting Amendment

In addition to the terms of the accompanying MIT License or BSD 2-Clause License, any bug report or feature request submitted through a project's designated issue tracker must include an AI-generated or AI-verified proposed solution and evidence of verification, including relevant tests and their results where applicable. Any aspects that could not be verified must be disclosed.

The project maintainers may decline to process submissions that do not meet these requirements. This amendment does not require any particular AI tool, provider, or model.

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NOTE: The text below was AI generated and has not been manually fact-checked. In doubt, please consult the original video.

GNUstep Meeting — June 13, 2026 — Meeting Notes


Thin Clients as of 2026

Looking for a completely silent low power Intel based machine that can run Windows if needed. Should not cost more than a Raspberry Pi.

Intel Celeron J4105/J4115/J4125

Intel Gemini Lake architecture, designed for energy-efficient desktop systems like mini-PCs or NAS. Performance differences within the series apparently minor.

Officially supports up to 8 GB RAM, but people have put in up to 32 GB.

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Inventing The Future

People mentioned in Inventing The Future by John Buck as per its Index.

Keywords added by Perplexity. May contain mistakes.

Bill Atkinson

  • QuickDraw; MacPaint; HyperCard; menu bar; double‑click; selection lasso; marching ants; Lisa/Mac UI; General Magic

John Warnock

Hacking HY300 Pro+ Projector (720p)

Hello manufacturer. Good device. But software very bad. Malware. We want to customize. If you allow, we will buy more.

Despite being advertised as "4K 1080P", it really downscales those to 720P.

But for 28.50 EUR from Amazon Warehuose Germany in 2025, one can't exactly complain. https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0DSP74YQW

Chengdu Hotack Technology Co., Ltd. is the OEM?

#!/bin/sh
. /System/Library/Makefiles/GNUstep.sh
# Launch window manager if it is available.
if which uroswm >/dev/null 2>&1; then
(uroswm &) && sleep 2
fi
# Launch Menu and a D-Bus session if none is already there.

Liberate desktops from ugly fonts

Blocking unwanted fonts

Certain surrogate fonts have plagued open source desktops for way too long, making them all look ugly. Trying to uninstall them will lead to the package manager uninstalling other vital packages, and just deleting them will reinstate them on package updates. The clean solution is to block them in fontconfig.

On FreeBSD (Linux is similar, but without the "local" part):