Don't trust the title, it misrepresent the content in my opinion. Still the interview in interesting, it shows quite well all the effort Valve is pouring into the Free Software ecosystem.

This is getting more and more accessible. It's also one of the uses which makes sense for LLMs.

Very good move on their part. It's time more people do so. Beside, Forgejo (powering Codeberg) looks very interesting. I plan to play with it more next year.

Nice to see another game engine go the Free Software route. This one is particularly feature packed.

Want to start a new project? Here is what you're signing for.

Indeed, if you benefit from Free Software you'd better engage with it. Maintainers should stop bending backwards to please free loaders.

This debate around licensing, politics and making our FOSS efforts sustainable need to happen. It looks like for now to some people the path forward is defensive licensing? I wish at least we'd first attempt to have more strong copyleft use...

Clearly something is brewing right now. We're seeing more and more people successfully switching.

Looks more and more like an interesting solution for file type detection.

This is indeed the best way to handle your open source dependencies. I got concerns about the ability to sell that to management though because of the extra steps. It's also probably why you want to have an OSPO in your company, it's a good way to lower the barrier for developers to contribute this way.

It's a bit of a sour article but it rings so true... We let Open Source take the mantle in companies which are mostly free loaders and churn closed products, or even worse have them closed and DRM protected. There's really quite some work to still realize the Free Software goals.

It's out now, this is a big one with quite a few interesting features. Let's see how it's used in practice.

ETH Zurich keeps making progress on its model. It's exciting and nice to see an ethical offering develop in that space. It shows that when there is political will it can be treated as proper infrastructure.

With the latest rulings Google feel like the ecosystem might escape its grip... So they plan to tighten it.

Nice overview of where we stand regarding supply chain security. Code reuse has never been so widespread and we still have fundamental issues leading to security problems.

The European Commission plans are indeed short sighted... Hopefully they'll come to their senses and prioritize funds for FOSS.

Definitely a good move to have more sustainable income for Mastodon.

Let's have some well deserved praise. The product is definitely good, the community is great. Who said I'm biased?

Clearly a big step in Blender history. I wish them success through this transition. Blender is a very important and influential product in its space.

Interesting point, let's not forget those devices indeed don't give us enough access to run whatever operating system you want on them.