Inkscape has a new release, ChromeOS 91 will support Linux apps out of beta. Sublime Text 4 is out with new features, we look at a peer to peer web browser and we take Natron an open source animation compositor for a spin.
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01:00 - Accessing Database from website - Steven
05:30 - User responds to TP/Ubiquiti conversation
10:30 - User Warns about electronic entry gear - Agustin
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20:55 - User responds to user about scanners - John
23:55 Caller - Jacob
27:55 Pick of the Week - Natron
- Good Video Compositing software
- Ties into things like Blender
- Uses a Node based engine
- Trailer Video
- Natron
30:50 Inkscape 1.1
- Flawlessly opens files from Adobe Illustrator
- Command Palette search
- Newly integrated settings search bar
- Dialog Docking System
- Outline Overlay mode
- Many Tool upgrades & improvements
39:55 Google IO
- Chromebook Linux Apps out of Beta
- Android Central Article
- Verge Article
- Google is trying to reach Developers with IDE access
- Better GPU and USB support
- Android apps moving to virtual machines instead of containers
45:30 Sublime Text 4
- Designed as a Code editor, best notepad ever
- Offer 64-Bit ARM support
- Rewritten Auto-Complete Engine
- Default and Adaptive themes
- Text Drag and Drop support
- Not open source, there is a nag screen
48:40 Beaker Browser
- Beaker Browser
- Experimental peer-to-peer web browser
- Works on the concept of "hyperdrives"
51:00 Android 12 "Privacy Features"
- Dashboard to see what apps are using mic, camera, and location
- Indicator light when camera/mic is in use
- Option to share approximate location
- Shortcut to disable camera and mic for the entire system
53:00 Pine Update
- Keyboard shipping soon, some devs have units
- New Pine Phone cases shipping
- PineDio - LORA Node
- Femto Star - Satellite comms done differently
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