M M Arif @mmarif@mastodon.social
Programmer, Linux user, DevOps engineer, System admin, Husband, Father
Developer of GitNex - Android app for Gitea
Joined Oct 2018
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GitNex 4.3.0 is OUT.
Highlighted features:
- Single commit screen with diff view
- Show labels in issues and pr lists
- My issues with remote search and filters
- Follow system theme
- Show notification count when switch accounts
- & more...
Feel free to boost!
Check the release blog post and release notes.
https://gitnex.codeberg.page/posts/430.html
GitNex 4.3.0 is OUT.
Highlighted features:
- Single commit screen with diff view
- Show labels in issues and pr lists
- My issues with remote search and filters
- Follow system theme
- Show notification count when switch accounts
- & more...
Feel free to boost!
Check the release blog post and release notes.
https://gitnex.codeberg.page/posts/430.html
GitNex support public money public code initiative and is part of it now.
If you are keen to know more, check the link above and register your interest if haven't yet.
It feels good when the release due is still weeks away but your milestone is a clean slate... 🎉
Know how much of the milestone is completed.
GitNex team is proud to announce 🎉 4.2.0🎉 release. Available on play store now and soon on f-droid.
Check out the release post and video for more.
Post: https://gitnex.codeberg.page/posts/420.html
Video: https://youtu.be/mxkE-x64iXs
Happy upgrading
I love editing videos even I know I am worst at it, but still do it anyway. 😀
Working on #GitNex 4.2.0 release video.
It's been some time that I haven't posted anything related to #GitNex.
I was away for some personal work.
But rest assured we are working on it, and a new release 4.2.0 is due this month with some new features and many improvements.
GitNex 4.1.0 is out and available in play store, in f-droid in a day or two.
Check out the release blog
https://gitnex.codeberg.page/posts/410.html
Release video
https://youtu.be/pcSdipx-Iyc
I may revisit and watch Silicon Valley again. Damn every character is just wow...
Google strikes again. Tbh working with #google is such a pain.
My appeal is attached too.
GitNex 4.0.0 is released with revamped UI, user profile and many more new features and improvements.
Watch release and an overview video of 4.0.0
https://youtu.be/hrYWZQncKZs
Release blog post, https://gitnex.codeberg.page/posts/400.html
Feel free to share and spread the word.
GItNex 4.0.0 will be released on 16th of Aug, we are very excited about this release as it has many features and improvements.
M M Arif
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Do you 💙 Codeberg?
We do not offer pro accounts, yet we need funds for the operation of the platform.
If you want to support our work, please consider a donation or joining the non-profit Codeberg association which also allows you to take part in decisions of the project.
Thank you!
M M Arif
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WHY DO SO MANY COOL OPEN SOURCE WEB APPLICATIONS DEPEND ON DOCKER, HOLY SHIT LEARN HOW TO WRITE PROPER SETUP DOCUMENTATION 
I refuse to run Docker containers inside of Linux Containers so my options are…
- Install manually and make upgrading a pain in the ass
- Don't use the app
As much as I would *love* to use it, the reliance on Docker for managing 100% of the stack is a *hard* no. Figuring out how the image has changed between releases would make manual maintenance absolute hell and I am unwilling to shoulder that burden.
Not everyone is *able* to use Docker and not everyone is *willing* to use Docker. By not supporting any other deployment method, you are preventing some individuals from using what could be *the* application they've spent years looking for.
Let the admin decide how to architect their own systems. They know their backend better than you do.
(reposted because jake wanted to boost)
I refuse to run Docker containers inside of Linux Containers so my options are…
- Install manually and make upgrading a pain in the ass
- Don't use the app
As much as I would *love* to use it, the reliance on Docker for managing 100% of the stack is a *hard* no. Figuring out how the image has changed between releases would make manual maintenance absolute hell and I am unwilling to shoulder that burden.
Not everyone is *able* to use Docker and not everyone is *willing* to use Docker. By not supporting any other deployment method, you are preventing some individuals from using what could be *the* application they've spent years looking for.
Let the admin decide how to architect their own systems. They know their backend better than you do.
(reposted because jake wanted to boost)
M M Arif
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This Week in KDE - KCommandBar: A new feature that will revolutionise how you interact with your KDE apps.
M M Arif
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Programmer, Linux user, DevOps engineer, System admin, Husband, Father
Developer of GitNex - Android app for Gitea
Joined Oct 2018
