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Build your phone app on your phone

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TWIF generated on Thursday, 11 Jan 2024, Week 2

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Akash Yadav announces the inclusion of AndroidIDE

Though still in its early stages (beta), AndroidIDE provides features like Gradle build support, code completions, code actions, basic code navigation, source code analysis, drag-n-drop UI designer (experimental) and a Termux-based terminal with required packages.

Its feature list is interesting, but do note the biggest limitations though: no NDK support at least for now (this means that if your app has per architecture libs, they can’t yet be built).

For fun we’ve tried to build F-Droid client on our phones but hit a bug, we’ll report back on progress in future TWIFs.

@Licaon_Kter updates us on NewPipe:

As the first TWIF of the year mentioned, latest NewPipe versions are not yet published since they were not reproducible. The NewPipe team is aware and we are waiting for a fix.

SimpleX Chat was updated to version 5.4.2 for the arm64 architecture too, hence you’ll see an update, albeit the version is the same.

Smoke and SmokeStack were updated too, bringing a new SmokeStack icon but also loosen the minimal needed version, from Android 9 to Android 7.1, so more users can enjoy them.

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A 26 bit build of RISC OS

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This is a Rom Image and hard disc image of RISC OS, built from the open ROOL sources, but compiled up in 26bit compatible mode. It mostly uses code from approx 2000-2002, compiled up with a set of contempory tools. It should be compatible with Acorn RiscPCs, A7000s, A7000+, and the emulator RPCEmu. ↫ Peter Howkins I’m not particularly well-versed in the world of RISC OS, but I think this build is targeting older machines that use 26bit ARM processors.

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Teo-Ong after epic second round win: When the fans don’t give up, so don’t we

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Malaysia’s independent men’s doubles pair Teo Ee Yi-Ong Yew Sin say they will not give up when the fans keep on cheering for them. The world No. 12 pair came from behind in the rubber set to beat Denmark’s Kim Astrup-Anders Skaarup Rasmussen 21-10, 11-21, 24-22 in their second round of the Petronas Malaysia Open on Thursday (Jan 11).

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Web Wash: Getting Started with Gutenberg (Block Editor) in Drupal (2024)

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The Gutenberg Editor is a powerful page building tool for Drupal that utilizes a block building system to create and edit content.

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From downloading and installing the Gutenberg module, to enabling it on your content types, and finally using it to create your content using blocks, this guide has you covered.

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DSA removal from OpenSSH

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The OpenSSH project
has
announced
the timeline for the removal of
DSA support from OpenSSH:

[…]
OpenSSH plans to remove support for DSA keys in the near future. This
message describes our rationale, process and proposed timeline.

Rationale
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DSA, as specified in the SSHv2 protocol, is inherently weak - being
limited to a 160 bit private key and use of the SHA1 digest. Its
estimated security level is <=80 bits symmetric equivalent[1][2].

OpenSSH has disabled DSA keys by default since 2015 but has retained
optional support for them. DSA is the only mandatory-to-implement
algorithm in the SSHv2 RFCs[3], mostly because alternative algorithms
were encumbered by patents when the SSHv2 protocol was designed and
specified.
[…]
In summary:

2024/01 - this announcement
2024/03 (estimated) - DSA compile-time optional, enabled by default
2024/06 (estimated) - DSA compile-time optional, *disabled* by default
2025/01 (estimated) - DSA is removed from OpenSSH

Please read the
announcement message
for full details.