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Final call for abstracts for MoodleMoot Global 2024!

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by Sandra Matz.  

We would like to kindly remind our Community that the extended deadline for abstract submissions for MoodleMoot Global 2024 is tomorrow, Tuesday 28th May (UTC-6).

If you would like to have the opportunity to present as part of this year’s program, we invite you to submit your abstract by the deadline. Don’t miss your chance to share your groundbreaking ideas, exemplary case studies, and innovative showcases at this global event. We are accepting abstract proposals in English and Spanish.

With the focus on this year’s theme “Unlocking Human Potential“, we invite Moodlers from any educational, training or learning field to come together as educators, developers, administrators, and learners to learn from each other, share findings and explore best practices to adapt, innovate, and make learning accessible to all.

Submit your abstract proposal now for the opportunity to be part of the program.

Visit the event website to find out more about this year’s MoodleMoot Global conference topics and to register to attend the conference.

We look forward to seeing you in October!

LN Webworks: How to Fix Drupal Issues with Git Patches Using ‘git apply patch’ Command

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Have you ever faced any problems on your Drupal websites coming from Drupal core, its contributed modules and themes or do you want to enhance their functionality as per your requirement which can’t be possible through your custom modules? As you know we can’t apply code directly there, then what could be the solution for this?  Well, patching those codes might just be the solution you’re looking for.

In this blog, we’ll talk about the process of creating and applying patches using git diff and git apply commands and we will also apply patches through composer install command. By applying patches you can achieve all your requirements before this you must have good coding skills to understand Drupal code.

IceWM 3.5.0 released

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IceWM, the venerable window manager we’ve all used at some point in our lives, has released a new version, 3.5.0. It’s a relatively minor release, so you’ve got things like a new install option which will install an extra theme, a fix for porting to NetBSD 10, translation updates, and more such small improvements. The AddressBar, a command line in the taskbar that can be summoned with ctrl+alt+space, also got some love, with file argument completion and support for the cd and pwd commands. You can compile IceWM yourself, of course, but it’ll most likely find its way into your distribution’s repository quickly enough.

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