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The point of this "Mμse" is simply to act as a quick reference for
howto's and so forth in regards to sending/receiving all sorts of things over radio. This is far from a complete and will probably be updated slowly over time.
Posted 06-26-2020 at 06:58 PM byTheOuterLinux Updated 07-13-2020 at 01:17 AM byTheOuterLinux(Needed to correct a potential recursive image import issue due to the data directory being in the same container. It could essentially start creating thumbnails of thumbnails, so to speak.)
I am sure that there are lots of ways to have "encrypted photo management," but Shotwell and zuluCrypt, so far, have been the most incredibly easy to use combination for this.
There is a FOSS RPG game-making project called "OHRRPGCE" that I like to play around with sometimes. It is cross-platform and they even have a DOS version, which is why I made this list that may or may not be help for to someone out there.
I have been working on an i486 version of PsychOS (https://psychoslinux.gitlab.io) called "PsychOS486" that I will hopefully have a release between sometime now and by the end of the year. It's honestly been sort of rough figuring it out and has only reinforced my belief that the window of...
If you have seen my RetroGrab video (https://peertube.mastodon.host/video...a-6f3ba6a2b6b0), then you've seen this too. It draws perspective lines and then displays the test "THEOUTERLINUX PRESENTS...". It says it is for the Acorn Electron, but it will run on any...
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