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  • Friction Graphics for Beginners - Motion Graphics Tutorial

    Introduction to Friction Graphics, a powerful motion graphics tool for Linux, Windows & mac OS. This covers, importing media, combining scenes, using expressions, navigating compositions, workflow, managing multiple scenes.

    Expect a lot of tips and trick along the way.

    Chapters:

    0:00 Opening
    0:17 Examples
    0:27 Download Friction
    2:25 First look
    4:30 UI
    8:18 Keyboard Shortcuts
    12:12 Properties Filters
    13:00 Object to path
    15:00 Create water drop
    15:55 Global Pivot
    17:20 Transform Gizmo
    18:00 Snapping & Grid
    18:22 Animate
    23:24 Graph Editor
    25:22 Save Project
    25:38 Part Two
    25:44 New Scene
    26:20 Import Media
    27:10 Layers
    28:49 Create Text Object
    29:55 UI Tips
    30:42 Blend Modes
    33:36 Visibility Range
    35:01 Import Scenes
    36:22 Manage Multiple Scenes
    39:14 Loop Expression
    41:29 Disable Preview Cache
    42:03 Raster Effects Shadow
    43:09 Auto Save
    43:48 Scene Clipping
    45:28 Resolution
    46:33 Duplicate Layers
    46:49 Visibility Range Offset
    47:51 Loop Speed Change
    48:58 Z-Index Blend Effects
    51:11 Copy Effects Properties
    52:31 Navigation Tips
    52:51 Part Three
    53:36 Quick Transform
    54:04 Blend Modes
    54:31 Isolate Blend Mode
    55:05 Noise Fade
    56:52 Organise Scenes
    59:17 Part Four
    59:50 Tips
    1:00:09 Line Spacing
    1:02:25 Masking
    1:04:00 Layer Navigation
    1:06:55 Key Frames
    1:07:55 Easing with Graph
    1:15:53 Drop Shadow
    1:16:58 Parenting
    1:18:58 Wipe Transition
    1:25:22 Render Settings
    1:29:24 Tips Visibility Range
    1:31:22 Brightness and Contrast Effect
    1:32:03 Outro

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  • GrapheneOS can help you retake your privacy, right now.

    My videos aren't sponsored by anyone but you. Monthly sustainers get access to my Discord/Matrix space, and are what keeps the lights on around here. Thank you for your consideration!

    https://patreon.com/VeronicaExplains

    https://ko-fi.com/VeronicaExplains

    OK, so GrapheneOS. I've used it for almost three years now. I've very much enjoyed taking a bit more control over my privacy. Maybe you will too.

    Links for the wicked!

    From GrapheneOS directly (on their website or social media):

    • GrapheneOS home page: https://grapheneos.org/
    • GrapheneOS donate page: https://grapheneos.org/donate
    • GrapheneOS supported devices: https://grapheneos.org/faq#supported-devices
    • GrapheneOS Attestation Compatibility Guide: https://grapheneos.org/articles/attestation-compatibility-guide
    • Reddit comment from GrapheneOS about OEMs: https://www.reddit.com/r/GrapheneOS/comments/1o32gpg/comment/nivsx0k/
    • Regarding GrapheneOS on social media, here's one post they copy/pasted multiple times in a short window, behavior I find a little unsettling: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/116092140167973707
    • Another recent comment from GrapheneOS in reply to someone who was just mentioning a competitor: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/116076269968876054
    • App stores that aren't Google:

      • Accrescent home page (an app store GrapheneOS has made available in stock GrapheneOS): https://accrescent.app/
      • Obtanium home page (downloading apps directly from Git or other sources): https://obtainium.imranr.dev/
      • F-Droid, you probably already know about them by now: https://f-droid.org/
      • About specific apps which might be helpful:

        • Signal APK download: https://signal.org/android/apk/
        • Terence Eden's awesome blog post about Contactless Payments in Europe using Curve with GrapheneOS: https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2025/06/contactless-payments-with-grapheneos/
        • Organic Maps works pretty well as a general maps app: https://organicmaps.app/
        • Unified Push homepage (great resource for notifications without Google Play): https://unifiedpush.org/
        • Also, thank you OpenMoji for the judge lady (CC BY-SA-4.0): https://openmoji.org/library/emoji-1F469-200D-2696-FE0F/

          Chapters:

          0:00 It's like a dumbphone...
          2:01 ...but it's not a dumbphone.
          4:32 But... Pixel? Isn't that a Google thing?
          6:26 Installing apps on GrapheneOS
          8:40 Messaging with GrapheneOS
          10:06 What we leave behind on GrapheneOS
          12:12 Taking back my privacy and my attention with GrapheneOS
          14:22 Fine... yeah there's some drama with GrapheneOS
          16:29 GrapheneOS is still awesome

          #android #privacy #grapheneOS

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        • KDE Plasma 6.6 : still the best Linux desktop environment, in my opinion

          Try out Proton Mail, the secure email that protects your privacy: https://proton.me/mail/TheLinuxEXP

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            Timestamps:

            00:00 Intro
            00:29 Sponsor: Proton Mail
            01:33 Plasma Login Manager
            03:13 Desktop: Look & Feel
            06:48 Under The Hood
            08:36 Window Manager & Wayland
            10:25 Widgets & other desktop changes
            14:15 System Monitor
            15:21 Spectacle
            16:17 Discover
            17:28 Settings
            20:23 Sponsor: Tuxedo Computers

            #linuxdesktop #linuxdistro #kdeplasma

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          • Manual location settings for more accurate local search

            We recently added functionality for users to manually set their location, improving the accuracy and relevance of local search queries.

            Helpful for those who access Kagi via VPN and still want to take advantage of better localized search as well.

            Kagi Search privacy settings: https://kagi.com/settings/privacy

            Kagi changelog where you can learn more about product updates: https://kagi.com/changelog

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          • New kernel boosts Linux performance, Mint makes big changes, Discord Backlash - Linux Weekly News

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              Timestamps:

              00:00 Intro
              00:44 Sponsor: SquareSpace
              02:00 Mint thinks about making fewer releases
              05:26 Discord facing backlash over privacy and ID checks
              09:07 Linux kernel 6.19 released
              11:37 Machine Learning proposed as a kernel recommendations tool
              13:52 Ubuntu drops their repo management GUI
              15:45 KDE Linux makes big progress with a beta
              18:45 Experimental Wayland protocol for multi windows app
              20:54 Steam Deck sold out in North America and Asia
              22:56 New system proposed to fight AI slop contributions

              Links:

              Mint thinks about making fewer releases

              https://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=4991

              Discord facing backlash over privacy and ID checks

              https://www.techradar.com/computing/social-media/discord-tries-to-share-clarity-on-disastrous-age-verification-plans-amid-mass-cancellations-but-safe-to-say-its-not-helping-its-getting-thoroughly-community-noted

              Linux kernel 6.19 released

              https://linuxiac.com/linux-kernel-6-19-released/
              https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/02/linux-6-19-kernel-features-amd-performance

              Machine Learning proposed as a kernel recommendations tool

              https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/[email protected]/

              Ubuntu drops their repo management GUI

              https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/02/ubuntu-26-04-drops-software-and-updates-gui

              KDE Linux makes big progress with a beta

              https://pointieststick.com/2026/02/06/busy-months-in-kde-linux/

              Experimental Wayland protocol for multi windows app

              https://www.phoronix.com/news/Wayland-Experimental-Zones

              Steam Deck sold out in North America and Asia

              https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/02/steam-deck-completely-out-of-stock-in-the-us-canada-and-asia/

              New system proposed to fight AI slop contributions

              https://github.com/mitchellh/vouch?ref=itsfoss.com

              #linuxdesktop #linuxdistro #technews

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            • Xfce's Refreshed Wayland Attempt Is Getting Interesting

              Based on Rust, of course, Xfce has stopped its previous attempt at porting Xfwm to Wayland, and instead, created Xfwl. Going forward, it'll be interesting to see what kind of progress the team makes with a clean slate. But it makes us wonder... who's gonna use it? Every Xfce user we encounter much prefers living on X šŸ¤”

              And of course, we can't talk about desktops without slipping in a little Cosmic 😊

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              šŸ”® XFCE Plans for Wayland

              XFCE Blog post
              https://alexxcons.github.io/blogpost_15.html
              9to5 Linux article
              https://9to5linux.com/xfce-desktop-environment-is-getting-a-rust-based-wayland-compositor
              Smithay
              https://github.com/Smithay/smithay/

              ⭐⭐⭐⭐Producers ā¤ļø

              John Andersen, Bruno Parisi, Dave Jones, Visaggio & Co.
              ⭐⭐⭐Co-Producers ā¤ļø
              Tim LePƩs, --verbose, MarshMan, Rotted Mood
              ⭐⭐Super Users ā¤ļø
              Nicholas Omann, CubicleNate, sleepyeyesvince, Metal.Smurf, Jill Bryant & Steve Ryniker, Eduardo Sanchez, Advait, EwokEmpire, Musical Coder, Hausken, Mark the Saigoneer, jeff3ix, Blackshift6090, Jefferson Lotspeich, Amanita, Matt Miller
              ⭐Users ā¤ļø
              Eduardo PH, Kyle, Bobby Ramsey, James Taylor, Antony Frost, Alex, November Krinnan, Winter

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            • Accessibility Standards and Compliance Committee Meeting: February 10, 2026

              Our Accessibility Standards and Committee Meetings are now recorded and online!

              In the February Accessibility Standards & Compliance meeting, the committee advances a draft Thunderbird accessibility statement for review at the next meeting and starts crafting Thunderbird’s accessibility guidelines. The group identifies work needed to extend guidance into the Bolt design system with a lightweight a11y definition of done for design, and development. Finally, the committee discusses adding automated accessibility checks across platforms (including a minimum ā€œaccessibility gateā€), reviews proposed success metrics, and closes with an open forum for community questions.

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