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LN Webworks: Drupal For Enterprise: All You Need To Know

December 28, 2023 by Michael G

Drupal is an exceptional open-source content management system (CMS) that has captivated the hearts of business organizations worldwide. Its incredible features, scalability, flexibility, and ability to effortlessly handle large and complex websites give it an edge over all its competitors.

Drupal development services comprise a wide range of themes, modules, and features, the CMS is a popular choice for multitudinous applications from personal blogs to enterprise-level websites. It has a standard version that works perfectly for small websites that require limited functionality and an enterprise version for large websites that need more functionality.

Solidus 4.3 is out, with a new Tailwind CSS-based starter theme!

December 28, 2023 by Michael G

We’re thrilled to announce Solidus v4.3 has been released today!

Call For Testing: Add TSO support for em(4)

December 28, 2023 by Michael G

In a recent message to tech@,
Marcus Glocker (mglocker@), asks users running -current for
testing of a potenially performance enhancing diff:

List:       openbsd-tech
Subject:    Add TSO support for em(4)
From:       Marcus Glocker <marcus () nazgul ! ch>
Date:       2023-12-21 22:42:39

As already discussed with claudio@ and Paul over chat.

This diff adds TSO support for the em(4) 82575, 82576, 82580, I350, and
I210 chip sets.  This is more or less and adaption from what the FreeBSD
driver does.

FSF Events: Free Software Directory meeting on IRC: Friday, December 29, starting at 12:00 EST (17:00 UTC)

December 28, 2023 by Michael G

Join the FSF and friends on Friday, December 29, from 12:00
to 15:00 EST (17:00 to 20:00 UTC)
to help improve the Free Software Directory.

Does Wayland really break everything?

December 28, 2023 by Michael G

We’re hearing more about this recently because the transition is picking up steam. X11’s maintainers have announced an end to its maintenance. Plasma is going Wayland by default, following GNOME. Fedora is dropping X11 support entirely. We’re in the part of the transition where people who haven’t thought about it at all are starting to do so and realizing that 100% of the pieces needed for their specific use cases aren’t in place yet. This is good! Them being heard is how stuff happens. I wish it had happened sooner, but we are where we are, and there are a lot of recent proposals and work around things like remote control, color management, drawing tablet support, and window positioning. There will probably be an awkward period before all of these pieces are in place for all of the people. And for the those who really do suffer from showstopping omissions, I say keep using X11 until it’s resolved. No one’s stopping you. ↫ Nate Graham at Pointie Stick Will all the people who both can and want to work on X.org please raise their hands? Oh, no hands? What a shame.