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"Decolonize.Digital is an online resource that is a living, growing, and evolving website bringing together different connected projects that I've been working on. Parts of the site are available to all subscribers, but parts of it require a paid subscription. I made this decision because I've put hours, weeks, and months into this tool, in addition to my decades of work and learning that even makes creating it possible. I regard this work as I would a book, workshop, or any other labor that I do that is part of my life's work.

For free subscribers to my platform liberationtoolbox.io, all of these posts, articles, videos, and various mediums have been made available across my many platforms over the many years for free. And they are still accessible to all through those different platforms.

There are people who have the gall to be upset that I am actually compensated for my labor. If this is you, you should not be here. I do not recommend that you subscribe to the free or paid options of this Liberation Toolbox if you are one of these people.

Currently, on this site, Decolonize.Digital, I have put up the De-Google Your Life (Decentering Big Tech) series, Buildsheet: Community Building series, and the Opt-Out series. I will continue adding tools to each of these series over time. I have some exciting series and tools coming up.

Why now? Why this? When wielded by oppressors, everything, including technology, becomes murderous and rapacious, it becomes digital colonization.

There are better ways for technology. Finding these other liberatory ways, this is my life's work, to Decolonize Digital."

https://decolonize.digital
https://liberationtoolbox.io

#DecolonizeDigital #DIT #DUT #DUTgemacht #DigitalSovereignty #OpenSource #FOSS

Replying to @fasnix

I just stumbled upon "Flarum", an free and open source forum software.

Looks interesting!

https://flarum.org/

#flarum #forum #community #foss #opensource

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Screenshot of a LXQT Desktop running on FreeBSD.  On the left there's a panel for starting and managing various programs and a system tray and a clock/date applet.  In the upper right corner is a terminal showing the output of a "bsdebfetch"-like neofetch command. In the lower right corner there's a FreeBSD logo icon.  Styling: gtk2/3/QT/XFWM: Qogir (Ubuntu) LXQT: Graphite Icons: Qogir (Ubuntu)  - **Wallpaper**: "Stimmung im Herbst (autumn mood)" by @orbite@mastodon.social lambda
Screenshot of a LXQT Desktop running on FreeBSD. On the left there's a panel for starting and managing various programs and a system tray and a clock/date applet. In the upper right corner is a terminal showing the output of a "bsdebfetch"-like neofetch command. In the lower right corner there's a FreeBSD logo icon. Styling: gtk2/3/QT/XFWM: Qogir (Ubuntu) LXQT: Graphite Icons: Qogir (Ubuntu) - **Wallpaper**: "Stimmung im Herbst (autumn mood)" by @orbite@mastodon.social lambda
  • Main: ["Tionisla" - Dell Latitude e6540] 1
  • Kernel: 15.1-RELEASE-p3 amd64
  • Operating System: FreeBSD 15.1-RELEASE-p3
  • Desktop: LXQT 2.4.0
  • Windowmanager: XFWM4
  • Qt Version: 6.11.1
  • Graphics Platform: X11/xorg 7.7

#runbsd #freebsd #unix #foss #lxqt #desktop #screenshot #shareyourdesktop

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