A year earlier I decided to switch from OSX to Ubuntu, so now is a good time to make a little retrospective. TL;DR: Linux now offers a pleasant desktop user experience and there's no way back for me.

Le billet précédent parlait de la dégooglisation de l’OS Android mais j’y oubliais de parler des applications et c’est assez bête car un smartphone serait-il smart sans ces fameuses applications ? Quoi qu’il en soit voici un rapide tour du propriétaire sans applications propriétaires.

Libravatar (from "libre" and "avatar") is a piece of free software to do federated avatar hosting. What does that do and why should you care?

Say you've got a profile image you like to use when you have an account somewhere. You want this photo to show up whenever you interact socially with a website. In other words, you want your blog comments, status updates, git commits or anything else you do publicly to be associated with that image.

Uploading your image everywhere is clearly a waste of time. What if there was a place where you could put it and where every website out there could access it easily? That's the idea behind Gravatar, the service that pioneered this approach and inspired Libravatar.

Un dispositif commercialisé par une entreprise américaine était, jusqu’à ce week-end, vulnérable au piratage, révèle une enquête du gouvernement américain.

microG GmsCore is a free and open implementation of the Google Play Services Framework. It allows applications calling proprietary Google APIs to run on AOSP-based ROMs like Replicant and CyanogenMod. Acting as a replacement for the closed-source Google Apps (GAPPS), it is a powerful tool to reclaim your privacy while enjoying Android core features.