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Cake day: September 15th, 2023

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  • It’s even easier on Linux, unpack each winamp skin you want into its own folder in usr/share/audacious/Skins, start audacious, select winamp classic mode, then choose the skin in the general tab of the appearance setting.

    If your user doesn’t have right permission to the Skins folder, don’t forget you can always use sudo, even though it might be better practice to add your user to a group that has right permissions for that directory. I’m a bad Linux user and run my file manager with sudo way too often.


  • First, download from here https://skins.webamp.org/

    An article I found through search says the following:

    • Windows version needs some massaging to use them. Download the skin, then rename the file so the extension is .ZIP instead of .WSZ. Unzip the file and drag the folder to C:UsersUSERNAMEAppDataLocalaudaciousSkins, replacing “USERNAME” with your Windows username. The skin will show up in the Audacious settings, though you may need to restart the application first.

    Good luck.








  • I’m surprised no one has mentioned tabletop simulator on Steam. Lots of free mods that let you do all sorts of things. And it’s system agnostic because it’s essentially a physics simulator, with some game hooks like dice rolling and card drawing.

    Plus, if you want to get fancy, it does things like image import and fog of war, And it’s got the voice chat and text chat built in.

    If you do use it, don’t forget to go to the settings and prevent other players from flipping the table.




  • I’m inferring from these two quotes:

    1-Suhy said that he’s unsure why the Free Software Foundation didn’t choose to intervene. “They actually did not want me to appeal,” Suhy explained.

    2-“I was willing to work with them. I want to make sure that we protect the license and make sure that there’s no dangerous precedent. And the only thing that they could come up with was not to appeal, which I couldn’t do.”

    From the beginning of the article: -“If the appellate court upholds that decision, which endorsed database maker Neo4j’s right to amend the GNU Affero General Public License, version 3, governing the use of its software with new binding terms, current assumptions about the enforceability of copyleft licenses will no longer apply.”

    What that says to me is that FSF fears the 9th will use this case to expand corporate power, as they often have in the past, and the precedent thus set will have a much wider reach than a low court decision. This Suhy guy may burn the forest while trying to save his tree.

    But, IANAL, YMMV.