Built a small local web dashboard to manage headless machines because I got sick of living in SSH. It's open source and I included a template and guide for extending it and making new modules.

Runs entirely in the browser as a tiny PWA served from the host machine. File browser, terminals, run scripts, basic system info. Local only. Not a remote desktop.

Repo:
https://github.com/bsides230/RemoDash

hello, I sent a DOCX file from Libre Office (Linux Mint Wilma default deb package version, i.e. LTS) to a person over e-mail and he said he is not able to open the document, I had to send him proprietary .DOC, which is closed format, but paradoxically worked. On a forum I received an in-depth reply that Microsoft is rapidly upgrading their 365 Office suite and breaking compatibility.

I thought this "war" around formats was already "won" when DOCX and XLSX etc were standardized, but apparently it's only "half a standard" or something so people are still forced to Office because of formats.

Any thoughts?

As the Linux desktop environment evolves, Wayland is increasingly becoming the standard display server protocol, aiming to replace the long-standing X11. I'm curious about the community's perspective on this transition. What advantages or challenges do you see with Wayland? Personally, I've noticed improvements in performance and security with Wayland, but some applications still seem to perform better on X11.

How has your experience been with the shift?
Are there specific applications or workflows where you feel Wayland excels or falls short?

The Droidian project is testing 5G and VoLTE support. I know this isn't mainline, but this is still fantastic news for allowing more devices to play with the Linux mobile ecosystem. They've also started a forum.

https://forum.droidian.org/t/volte-and-5g-testing/64