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

Grand Stream GWN7600

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

Altronix Netway

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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