WHO UP OPEN SOURCING THEY CONTRIBUTIONS
Who Up Chroming They Book
Ninelore ported Submarine to NixOS, and is building NixOS images for Chromebooks. He's also working on a fix for some device tree issues in Submarine.
Tree and Ninelore are working on support for the remaining mt81[xx] (including 8186, to much applause) platforms in postmarketOS, and will be bringing them into Ultramarine in the near future. This also means a kernel update for the mt8183 and 8192 users in our beta program.
Who Up Windows Subsysteming They Linux
Lea released Ultramarine on WSL after a long back and forth with Microsoft, and ported to the new WSL format.
Owen added Ultramarine to Microsoft's official list, allowing you to install without the store (or a Microsoft account) and fixed some configuration issues (that should be landing next week).
Who Up Making They Ready
Jaiden announced Bluefin's switch to our Readymade installer on the Universal Blue discourse.
Mado pushed a myriad of fixes to Readymade, mostly around detecting and handling disks.
Tulip made the bento on the installation page of Readymade customizeable.
Alany and Jillian worked on translations for Readymade, Spanish and Russian respectively.
Who Up Terraing They Repository
Roachy and Mado worked on stabilizing Terra's Nvidia driver stream, and Pointy found a way to track versions!
Roachy fixed the IPU6 stack and prerelease Zig builds.
Lea and Roachy worked on fixing Zed packages, the latest update is available now, but we're still working on getting it to build reliably.
June fixed our large Arm runners.
Lea worked to mitigate some instability followed by an outage of our repository servers. For now, our mirror director is caching metalink responses.
Who up Ultramarining They Linux
Lea fixed issues with ultramarine-release, this is what was causing conflicts with Breeze for some Plasma Edition users.
June is working on Asahi Linux support in Ultramarine.
Thanks for the great week! Who up signing off and thanking for they fish.
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