Paul

@tk J'ai déjà imprimé un plan sortant de sweet home et une planche de meubles dimensionnés dans la même échelle pour découpage et assemblage en version papier sur le plan.

@tk pourquoi pas dans sweethome3d https://sweethome3d.com/fr/ ? J'en suis plutot content pour un usage simple (reflechir aux amenagements possible essentiellement)

RE: @FosdemResearch@fosstodon.org

Have you used/designed/contributed/developed... open/libre software or data in a research context?

📣 Last day to submit a talk proposal to the Open Research DevRoom @fosdem@fosstodon.org !
Deadline till tonight Dec 1rst at 23h59 CET.

If you're wondering if your specific research context fits the answer is yes!
Research does not only happen in academia. Talks from NGOs, activists, education, librarians, private companies (...) are all very welcome.

Please come share your thoughts/ideas/struggles in Brussels on Sunday Feb the 1rst 2026.

To submit a talk : https://pretalx.fosdem.org/fosdem-2026/cfp
More info: https://research-fosdem.github.io/

@Valdis @jacomyal @Gephi We test Firefox and Chrome.

You can import GEXF and Graphml for now. If you have CSV, use Gephi or table2net https://medialab.github.io/table2net/ to generate GEXF. We might add more format in future.

About export. you can export Gexf or picture. If you want to share a network online you have two choices :

• for exploration sharing consider using Retina https://ouestware.gitlab.io/retina/
• for edition sharing you can open (a CORS enabled) hosted gexf/graphml file directly in Gephi Lite like that one: https://gephi.org/gephi-lite/?gexf=https%3A%2F%2Fouestware.gitlab.io%2Fretina%2F1.0.0-beta.1%2Fdataset.gexf

In the future we would like to add publication features by merging retina into Gephi Lite or create an official Gephi web viewer.

On Friday we will assist @jacomyma in presenting his poster about The irreductionist hermeneutics of the Grounded AI Map. We were proud to build the map web companion https://grounding-ai.github.io/web-application/ Learn more about the map here: https://mas.to/@jacomyma/114341764362664159 or there: https://grounding-ai.github.io/ I will be at #DH2025 the whole week. Will be a pleasure to chat with new folks, ping me if interested in meeting around coffee or lunch. 4/4

On Thursday @jacomyal and I will present Gephi Lite the web lighter version of @Gephi. You can with Gephi Lite do visual network analysis directly in your web browser. By default no server is used: your data does not travel the cloud. Using it is as simple as opening this url: https://gephi.org/gephi-lite/ You can design your network visualisation by curating the appearance (node/edge colour, size, labels), filter your network, run layout algorithms or add new metrics. It's also possible to embed it in existing web application using a Broadcast Channel browser API. Integrating visual network analysing in your research app is now quite simple. 3/4

On Wednesday I will present, with Charlotte Ribeyrol, Arnaud Dubois and @julieblanc, the Chromobase a narrative-driven dataset on the 19th-century Colour Revolution. https://chromobase.huma-num.fr/ We designed a digital academic publication where narratives written by scholars are the starting-points to build a mesh of human and non-human actors who took part of the colour revolution. Before our paper is published you can find more information on @julieblanc website (https://julie-blanc.fr/projects/chromobase/) who designed the chromobase website. We built this thanks to the amazing headless CMS keystone.js (https://keystonejs.com/) and static website generator @astro 2/4

Delighted to join #dh2025 conference this week at Lisbon. I will share some recent works we've been doing @ouestware@mastodon.social .

This afternoon I will participate to the @dhtech@fedihum.org workshop to speak about how we built a static website to publish the enrollment registers from École des Beaux-Arts de Paris: https://regarts.huma-num.fr

I will focus more specifically on how we built historical basemaps using pmtiles from @protomaps@mapstodon.space to avoid anachronisms and respect our no-api constraint.

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