Thank you!

I just added a feature where you can select whichever icon you want by editing the text file in .config/prideicon/lastselected

Just make it one line of text with the absolute path to the icon (.png on Linux, .ico on Windows) then restart the program.

Done. Thanks for reminding me.

I wasn’t sure where to post it. It looked like this community had a decent number of posts showing off open source projects, so I figured it would fit in.

It seemed like other people were sharing their open source projects here. If it’s against the rules I can post it somewhere else.

People in the Linux community were just having a laugh at Windows users who were unable to remove an icon, then some people were saying how they actually wanted a pride icon on their panel, so I wrote a simple python script and shared it.

Over the past year multiple people have said they liked the little icon in my system tray, so I decided to polish up the project and share it again. I’m not expecting it to change the world, I just thought some people out there might enjoy it.

EDIT: it’s not a random executable, the source code is right there, you can compile it yourself if you like.

It’s an open source project.

You’re free to pick whichever one you prefer.

The progress flag is part of the creative commons, it isn’t exactly ‘closed source’: https://progress.gay/pages/terms-of-use

Awesome! Thanks, I didn’t know that.

I think the UK still uses pounds for money. Pizza is one of those weird things that is frequently measured in inches even in otherwise metric nations.

Love the analogy of visiting Canada as an American to explain how BSD is different from Linux.

Haven’t seen anyone mention Alacritty yet, that’s my favorite terminal emulator.

Alt-p? I use Mod+d.

Sway is bae.

Where do you think Lemmy got all its users?

Fixed that for you.

/le reddit larping

So Chromebooks aren’t popular there?

I adore CUPS. One of the killer apps of Linux if you ask me.

+1 for Pinetab. I got a Pinetab 2 this year and I love it.

If you think about it, a deli worker is sort of like a meat & cheese barista.

I’ve heard this from a lot of people but I don’t get it. Isn’t money just a way of facilitating transactions?

Like I understand not wanting money for individuals, and I support that, but what’s wrong with using money for international trade?

Like do only people who live in climates with coffee beans get coffee? Or are the coffee growers just left uncompensated? Or do we come up with some other non-currency way to reward their efforts?

Yes, Tribes 2 rules!

Asynchronous turn based game where each person plays a single character. Like Fire Emblem if all the characters were players.

You wouldn’t all need to be playing at the same time, and you could have lots of games going at once. I want that nice slow-burn play by mail feeling for a co-op RPG.