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Why does #Debian's #Emacs package not include the documentation?

Turns out that's in the emacs-common-non-dsfg package... obviously.

#Debian #emacs
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mekeor
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because emacs' manual is licensed under dsfg (EDIT: i meant gfdl, lol) which is not free in debian's perspective
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Links to a lot of the background on the many, many discussions that happened around the GFDL and its compatibility with the DFSG:

wiki.debian.org/GFDLHistory

GFDLHistory - Debian Wiki

wiki.debian.org

friendica (DFRN) - Link to source

Is there a #YouTube frontend like #NewPipe that can be run on a #Debian system?

Both Piped and Invidious are pretty much dead now.

#youtube #Debian #newpipe

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Jonathan Lamothe
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Well, it looks like FreeTube (as mentioned by a few people) seems to be doing the trick. Thanks for the input, everyone!

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Has anyone else been having troubles getting updates from @The Tor Project's #Debian repository? The signing key seems to be expired.
#Debian @The Tor Project

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friendica (DFRN) - Link to source
Ugh, another piece of software I have to install from #flatpak because the #Debian repository is too old.
#Debian #flatpak
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Jonathan Lamothe
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@uhuru I chose Debian because it's stable and boring. If I wanted bleeding edge as the default, I'd go with something like Arch instead.
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@uhuru FWIW I personally had way more issues with Debian testing than with Arch 🤷

friendica (DFRN) - Link to source

Okay, sqlitebrowser (from the #Debian repositories) is actually a pretty decent tool. It provides a nice point-and-click interface that makes working with #sqlite3 databases a little bit nicer. Knowledge of how to write an #SQL query is still a requirement, but it makes creating/editing tables more convenient. Maybe it's well known, but I just discovered it yesterday.

Edit: sqlite browser, not mysqlbrowser

#Debian #sql #sqlite3

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