> qrc:/qt/qml/org/kde/kdenlive/Splash.qml:199:13: QML Image: Error decoding: qrc:/pics/splash-background.webp: Unsupported image format

kde/qt6 experts, i'm sure there is something missing here on the kdenlive splash screen. what, in turn, is my debian missing so it does not show?

my anger about this has to go somewhere, someday. the anger is just growing, constantly, with nowhere to go, as the cowards are hiding behind their residential proxy mafia

once again i'd like to be compensated for these damages

shields holding at 60% (or sth like that)

currently blocking around 30 unique ai crawler bot IPs per second (!) on our gitlab

brought my 11 laptops to work today because i need 11x productivity (this is how successful ceos do it)

@liaizon new article fitting to our recent discussion https://www.datagubbe.se/amscr/

quick test of @armsom_jackson CM7s in MNT RCM4: a bunch of stuff works out the box with the preinstalled OS (strangely, orangepi branded), such as serial, USB and HDMI

one of the last details was laser engraving the model number badge.

these are the first (ever) two shipping MNT Reform Next open hardware laptops! going out this friday to Crowd Supply.

want to drag that SD card icon to the trash can!

what's missing: classic macintosh style disk auto-ejection, but for sd cards

3 days left on the MNT Station mini campaign! https://www.crowdsupply.com/mnt-research/mnt-station

gotta catch 'em all!

printed (locally in berlin, by pinguin) handbooks for MNT Reform Next are in, looking good!

@theawesomerandomness some photos

currently putting together the first potentially shipping MNT Reform Next with @theawesomerandomness ... suspense

spoiler alert: the MNT Reform Next Operator Handbook, first edition, is now online. enjoy!

PDF: https://mntre.com/documentation/reform-next-handbook.pdf

HTML: https://mntre.com/documentation/reform-next-handbook/

today i got all firmware (system controller and keyboard/trackpad) to release candidate status for the MNT Reform Next, as well as the debian-based system image, which makes the first small batch of MNT Reform Next shippable. big whew!

the only thing that bothers me a little bit and i can't easily fix now is @gnome defaulting to 125% display scale since a while. i commented in this 4 months old issue in the mutter tracker: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/work_items/4797#note_2874069