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>share the software!
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I'll start:
>LACT
Bloat-free, lightweight GPU Software to overclock, undervolt, play with power limits and adjust the fan curve or simply read out stats.
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>OBS Studio
High-performance media capture and recording, recording options to suit your needs, seamless streaming to various platforms, open-source and free to use.
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where that are on?
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Good Linux software? Profile Sync Daemon. Browsers usually fucking rape SSD, with this software the rape is done using lube. Your SSD will thank you for it.
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>>108849049
kdenlive, foss vid editor, I use it at my work's emac, honestly, despite some minor visual glitches, does the job like a fukken boss
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>>108849060
LACT mogs AMD Adrenalin so hard, why does Adrenalin have to be such a massive piece of crap?
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>>108850760
I could not survive on Kdenlive because it doesn't support OFX plug-ins and it doesn't support millisecond precision for audio tracks. The MLT framework does now support OFX, but even when Kdenlive introduces OFX support, I doubt it will support OFX transitions. Plus, the best OFX plug-ins still aren't on Linux, so I hope Kdenlive implements a wrapper to let Windows OFX plugins work on Linux (kinda like how DAWs on Linux support Windows VSTs).
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>>108849060
>written in rust
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>>108850939
How does this negatively impact the end user?
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>>108850941
End user uses pozzed software
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>>108849049
podman, octelium, uv, zed
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>>108850945
I don't know what that means. If I want to undervolt my graphics card, does the undervolting program being written in Rust get in the way of this?
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>>108850879
it's a ghetto premiere not a hollywood post provessing VFX suite, imo
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>>108849060
>>108849307
>flatbloat
lmao
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>>108850967
Even Resolve is just not suitable for me since the OFX plugins I need are Windows-only; I run Vegas in Wine lol.
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My new GIMP GEGL plugin named Radiance
(lb:radiance) that applies a gaussian blur behind the image, applies gegl:bloom too it and blends it with an internal linear light.. All controllable wiht sliders.

I even gave it two extra sliders to apply GEGL Bloom to the main content. It is not released yet but here is a preview


You can test this GEGL plugin without installing anything by running this syntax inside GIMP's GEGL graph


id=0 
bloom strength=73 radius=3
dst-over aux=[ ref=0

id=1

gaussian-blur std-dev-x=30 std-dev-y=30
noise-spread amount-x=2 amount-y=2

bloom strength=300
opacity value=1
gimp:layer-mode layer-mode=linear-light blend-space=rgb-non-linear aux=[ ref=1 gaussian-blur std-dev-x=61 std-dev-y=61 ]
hue-chroma lightness=15 chroma=20
brightness-contrast brightness=0.7
]



The first bloom controls the original image, the second one is the aura. The linear light blend mode applying on transparency is what makes it glow better.
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>>108850974
can u summarize what those plugins do? I used to use AE a lot even had workflows that included 3ds max and photoshop, I miss it
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>>108851163
Neat, I used to do this sort of thing manually in Photoshop 20+ years ago when we all had raging boners for heavy bloom, but preferred to use motion blur for it.
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>>108851188
They're basically plugins that provide their own shader effects. BCC_Damaged_TV_Dissolve is a transition my work depends on, and the only way I can get it on Linux is by running Vegas through Wine.
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>>108851163
I'll prettend ur not a tripfag, because the context is giga based, but yeah drop the trip, it only brings niggerfaggotry.
if ypu haven't already I'd recommend you read a bit on what u mentioned in 32 bits float contexts, mmmm fish for what Stu Mastwitz mentioned in his blog 6 gorillion years ago, he mentioned the maths in it even.
it's very confusing, but long story short 32 bits float makes "light" in the digital world a non destructive (onformation preserved ) operation in that context and it's dope, I can't tell u more than that because I don't know the specifics and the whole thing's twisted. just that AE had a workflow for it and in it, if you follow the basics, you can see the results
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>>108851222
interdasting, not too long ago /pol/ was all over those kind of effects in their still meems
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>>108849049
There is almost none. Most good Unix-lile software either predates Linux or came from BSD world especially OpenBSD. Even the one good GNU program Emacs predates Linux by decades.
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>>108849307
I love OBS, but the Input Overlay doesn't work for me :/
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it's released.

https://github.com/LinuxBeaver/GEGL-GIMP-PLUGIN_Radiance/releases/

It should work on GIMP 2.10.2x to 3.2 (any version from late 2020 to 2026 today) but on GIMP 3.0 up its non-destructive and found in filters > light and shadow radiance. I use GIMP 3.0.5 dev build from late May 2025


>>108851233
People like you and your language are already part of the problem. I recommend not using language like this. Also, Please don't use this software for hate speech or any far right causes like ziocuck-isarel-warmongering-lundukism made up word from my dumb ass imagination but you get the idea.

>>108851188
GIMP already has a bloom filter and this calls it internally twice along with linear light's glow

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LOCATION TO PUT GEGL PLUGIN BINARIES

[b]Windows[/b]

 C:\Users\(USERNAME)\AppData\Local\gegl-0.4\plug-ins


[b]Linux[/b]
~/.local/share/gegl-0.4/plug-ins


[b]Linux(Flatpak includes Chromebook)[/b]

~/.var/app/org.gimp.GIMP/data/gegl-0.4/plug-ins


then restart GIMP and go to "GEGL operation" to find the new plugins
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Ziocock-israel-wanmongering-lundukism is when you pretend to hold classical liberal values on free speech and individual rights in the FOSS community while supporting Lunduke's zionist conservatism 1. that blatantly slanders Baziite as a child harm distro 2. labels hard working trans people in the FOSS community as unskilled delusional men 2. openly looks for conflict and drama grieving in the FOSS community such as X vs Wayland Drama which shouldn't be a conflict in the first place. 4. Not condemning Lunduke for being outright pro zionist wars.
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>>108852012
>>108852050
>Please don't use this software to advance positions held by "far right" eCelebs like Bryan Lunduke
FTFY. Most people are not going to read all of those words, and there's no reason to be plastering them over a thread about good Linux software in the first place. Literally no one mentioned anything political until you stepped in.
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The only people who don't care about politics are those who are too privileged to be affected by it or just ignorant people struggling in life. FOSS is meant to be political

and my above post only looks stupid because It looks like I don't know how to count to 4.
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>>108852012
>People like you and your language are already part of the problem. I recommend not using language like this. Also, Please don't use this software for hate speech or any far right causes like ziocuck-isarel-warmongering-lundukism made up word from my dumb ass imagination but you get the idea.
hilarious, made my day, ok nigger, enjoy being an aids nigger all over the place then, I hope you get what you're asking for
somebody can be interested in a cool topic but still be an absolute niggerfaggot, I get it
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>>108851233
But why do people even tripfag?
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>>108852209

We all know the conclusion this "no politics" policy leads to. Ungreateful chuds complain about a pink white and aqua flag on a Git profile used by someone giving away privacy respecting software for free on their own sovereign terms.

As Jordan Petridis's blog said, alt righters are just making up a made up backstory of X11 being glorious heritage that Wayland radicals took away from them. I'll expand on Jordan's point by saying the "this is the future they took from us" is a meme template that keeps getting recycled in far right politics. Rather its a neo nazi complaining about future immigrants allegedly stole or a XLibre chud saying Wayland is the future they stole you get the idea. It boils down to the neuroscience of dealing with a malicious actor. I suppose it happens on the left too with "we could have had this clean energy future" so the memetics are universal. But helping the environment is not bigoted.

XLibre got banished because its community framed it as a symbol of far right activism against vulnerable groups. Yes, the devs of XLibre did not express those bigoted views explicitly but they tolerated a nazi bar without any attempt to ban or rehabilitate bad users. Politics is part of free speech and weeding out alt right is of eternal vigilance.

I am just as enthusiastic about writing this as I was in 2024 of promoting trash tier pro harassment bigotry takes.
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>>108852497
*xlibre is the future they stole from you

I accidentally posted Wayland there
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>>108852411
must be some kind of psychologic issue of some sort
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Fooyin is foobar2000 but for linux.
https://fooyin.org/
supports tracker and vgm formats, so you can play your lossless music and ripped Super Nintendo music. not too picky about song tagging, very easy to switch to.

>>108851163
hey beaver, is there any easy way to select that lizard in gimp? i use gimp every day, i just hate having to use the lasso tool to outline everything just for selection. i've seen my photoshop friends just "select" things, click on my face in a photo, and now i am selected.
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>>108852601
I use this

https://gimpchat.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=21412&sid=a35392057e364ee7392d5478a53547da
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>qalc
Doing unit conversions in CLI version is much simpler than in qalculate-gtk or qalculate-qt.
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>>108849049
There is literally none.
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>>108849049
>Linux
>software
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>>108849049
Not Linux per se but the Resynthesizer plugin for GIMP is great, basically content-aware fill but FOSS and the algo is older than Photoshop's CAS. One plugin extra and I can do way more with just GIMP now without having to bop back to pirated Photoshop.
https://github.com/bootchk/resynthesizer/tree/resynthesizer3
https://gimpchat.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=21535&start=0
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>>108852497
>We all know the conclusion this "no politics" policy leads to.
It doesn't lead to anything except people focusing on the task at hand. What generates all of the obnoxious retardation and awful bullshit is people like you, who can't seem to shut the fuck up about smoothbrain topics like politics, current events, and gossip / social drama. These people exist on the "the right", on "the left", and everywhere in between. We all need to be more like rocks and trees. There is no greater treasure than freedom from other people.
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I am impressed with the new look for libreoffice, after the recent upgrade on kubuntu I was suddenly greeted with aclassic windows office look, damn it feltso good. If only fucking kde released native fully supported classic windows theme.
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>>108851233
Based beaver deserves a trip, newfaf
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>>108852981
any tripfag is by definition the lowest kind of double nigger. This one not only dabbles in crap software, but also ragebaits more than any shitskin bot farm.
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>>108849049
Local AI, completely offline if you want. Works with AMD ROCm and Nvidia Cuda.
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>>108851222
what a cheesy effect lmao
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>>108852497
No one cares about your blog post bro
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>>108850964
Yes
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>>108853456
is this just a GUI for ollama?
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>>108854196
Yea basically. But not only for ollama, you can load up multiple instances or bring your own. And the app offers you to pull ollama for you.
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>>108854234
do you recommend using the flatpak version or the AUR version for Arch?
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>>108854279
Never tried the AUR version and the dev is pushing this flatpak, so I'd recommend that.
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>>108853456
>Tranny flag color tone
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>>108854279
If I remember correctly Flatpack is most safe with their sandboxing, I would choose that over AUR.
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>>108852209
as much as I dislike tripfags it's really funny that you had to put words in his mouth to have an argument
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>>108854560
kek
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>>108854697
You either have no idea how to use greentext, or cannot understand how paraphrasing works (in this case, accurate paraphrasing).
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>>108853743
How so?
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>>108849049
vim
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>>108849049
Wine so I can use Windows programs.
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>>108852012
>>108852497
>"People like you and your language are already part of the problem. I recommend not using language like this."
>writing all this retarded shit no one asked about

If I didn't know better I would have thought this was bait but you people are actually like this. I'm genuinely so glad I switched everything I use to proprietary software so that I will never have to interact with people like you again. I don't know what I even expected from a freetard loonix thread.

>>108852683
>>108852685
The only correct replies.
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>>108849049
GPU Screen Recorder is really good AND works under WL (unlike SSR)
it's available on Flathub
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>>108849049
I'd been trying to monitor my CPU voltage to no avail since I switched to Ryzen, then I found corefreq which is a game changer.
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>>108849049
>Kate
My favourite text editor by far. Simple but lots of options when I need them

>qimgv
Very configurable and fast image viewer. It's actually insane how difficult it's to find one that has proper scaling options and doesn't chug on large folders

>Filelight
Disk space usage visualiser, way better than the GNOME counterpart which looks the same but is somehow slower to use. Used to use qdirstat (windirstat clone) more but now I prefer Filelight

Also this >>108858039
By far the fastest screen recorder I've EVER used
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>>108858039
>>108858696
Fun facts about the project:
>the dev has a Kiwi Farms account
>he blocked Windows user agents from his site due to scraper bots (not like you'd be looking for his software from a Windows machine to begin with) (and if you do you'll use a user agent switcher)
>he had to include a metric fuckton of hacky workarounds for the screen capture to work on Wayland due to it's """security features""" so he basically needs to jailbreak Wayland in a myriad of ways for his software to actually work
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>>108859362
source? on the first "fun" fact?
And yeah, some of the functionality requires sudo, I guess to bypass the limitation
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>>108860617
He goes by the same nickname, dec05eba. Look him up.
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Oh yeah Mac user agents also got blocked by him lol
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>>108850757
ssd write degradation is gradual only right? deciding if i should care about it



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