Minirelease for Feber (a simple, self-hostable, portable group calendar): 1.3.0 \o/ Although #feber does not support multiple calendars per installation, it can easily be installed multiple times under a single domain (simply copy the installation files into multiple subdirectories), and this release is all about officially supporting this by isolating the (php) sessions across different calendars (which previously was not the case). Many thanks to Thom for communicating this usecase and issue to me! Also included in this release are some tweaks and use of gender neutral language ("account" rather than "user") for the french translations (thank you @npub1xdk0...8qkr!), which I'd like to extend to the other locales (and internal translation keys etc.) when I finally get to it. :) Website:

Feber

Feber is a simple, self-hostable group calendar

Repository on codeberg:

Codeberg.org

feber

A simple, self-hostable group calendar

The Libre Graphics Meeting 2025 ("an annual meeting on Free/Libre and Open Source software for graphics") is happening on May 28–31 in Nuremberg! Until January 31 you can submit entries to the Call for Participation (in various formats):

Call for Participation - Libre Graphics Meeting 2025 – RE:imagination, Nuremberg, Germany

LGM 2025 is also looking for sponsors:

Sponsors - Libre Graphics Meeting 2025 – RE:imagination, Nuremberg, Germany

Also, LGM is super cool. Check it out! ฅʕ·͡ᴥ·ʔ

After 6 months and about 333 commits I proudly present: Faircamp 1.0 – A static site generator for audio producers

Faircamp

Faircamp

To recap the highlights of the past months and learn what's new in the final 1.0 release, check out the blog post:

Faircamp 1.0

Development of version 1.0 was made possible through the amazing support, funding and expertise of the @npub1dk0y...k0wd programme and coalition, led by the [@nlnet](

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NLnet, @nlnet@nlnet.nl

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) foundation and financed by the European Commission's [@EC_NGI](

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Next Generation Internet (@EC_NGI@ec.social-network.europa.eu)

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) initiative – thank you so much for giving me and everyone benefitting from a better Faircamp this incredible opportunity! Also, many thanks to all faircampers, contributors, testers, translators, bloggers, podcasters and encouraging voices for supporting this journey - for the final 1.0 release specifically to @npub148c7...dk8r for release candidate testing, @npub1y9ah...qgsv for bugreporting/testing, @npub166ds...xj3f for the external artist page feature inspiration and @npub1fq2v...86fr for their diligent translation work. Along with this release I've published multiple new documentation resources - from an official Linux/macOS/Windows tutorial to a 1.0 migration guide, from an overhauled reference manual to a beginner's guide to publishing faircamp (or any!) static sites - check out the website and recent posts in the #faircamp hashtag to discover them! That's all!