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Scheduled most of the time, anyway.

Mihon with a local library us by far the best. Problem is it doesn’t do pdf, so you’d have to find a way to convert to epub, or ideally cbz.

Your very source confirms they have not yet decided on an llm policy. It’s also pretty old, and the link I posted on my other comment, which comes from Nate Graham himself, goes a lot more in depth about the incomplete policy proposal he had and is more up to date on the situation.

I’ll keep an eye out for their policy when it comes out, but all signs point to a policy not yet being decided upon.

From all primary sources I’ve been able to track down, nothing suggests an AI policy has been decided. This is the best explanation of the situation I’ve found so far, though it is a bit over a week old: https://planet.kde.org/nate-graham-2026-09-23-kde-and-ai-and-you-and-me/. If you have a primary source that says otherwise, please link it here, I’d like to know what their AI policy ends up being.

You got a source?

I admit I haven’t followed the KDE AI debacle very closely, but as far as I understand KDE has not yet decided on an AI policy. Am I mistaken?

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From all primary sources I’ve been able to track down, nothing suggests an AI policy has been decided. This is the best explanation of the situation I’ve found so far, though it is a bit over a week old: https://planet.kde.org/nate-graham-2026-09-23-kde-and-ai-and-you-and-me/. If you have a primary source that says otherwise, please link it here, I’d like to know what their AI policy ends up being.

Funny enough Thunderbird’s latest update, just last week, includes a tray icon.

https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/154.0/releasenotes/

I like the sentiment, could have done without the last paragraph.

Appreciate the update as always.

Btw, slightly unrelated, but I don’t think this warrants a full post; your RSS feed for the blog points to broken links. The latest post on the feed points to https://retrodeck.readthedocs.io/blog/2026/06/02/june-2026-cloudy-days-satellite-nights/ whereas the correct link should be https://retrodeck.readthedocs.io/en/latest/blog/2026/06/02/june-2026-cloudy-days-satellite-nights/.

It can, but vaultwarden, as it currently is, is an implementation of the server only. So if bitwarden decides to go closed source all the way, they’d haver to start either creating their own clients or fork the current bitwarden clients.

not everything is for everyone

Big time. I’ve been training pretty hard recently, which means my sleep is critical. My watch doesn’t have a sleep “score” feature, but being able to track how much and how well I’ve slept in addition to how I feel when I wake up is pretty useful.

Indeed it is.

calendar frontend

no screenshot in readme

no demo website

Nah, it’s been pretty clear for some time now that the next Xbox would just be a PC. I don’t think they got this idea from Valve. I’m sure that Valve helped shape their plans, though.

I actually think it’s a great idea. The problem is that Microslop is behind it.

Raw git. I get lost everytime I try to use any git front end, tui or gui.

Good to know!

Vi mode is cool, but please somebody get me a helix mode 🤌

I have a Nvidia GPU

Ah, well I wouldn’t blame any of your graphical issues on any Linux software then.

I use Hail with Shizuku to freeze apps I don’t want running in the background too, but for debloating specifically I’ve found Canta, which also needs Shizuku rights, to be an absolute godsend.