[13:17] schestowitz[TR2][13:17] schestowitz[TR2]The Tor Project has announced the release of its privacy-focused Tor Browser v15.0, now available for download, marking the first stable release based on Firefox ESR 140 and bringing an entire years worth of upstream improvements, privacy refinements, and security patches. Heres whats changed.
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[14:11] schestowitz[TR2][14:11] schestowitz[TR2]One of the biggest changes in Fedora Workstation 43 is that its now Wayland-only. The legacy GNOME X11 packages have been removed from the repositories, completing a transition that began nearly a decade ago.
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[20:33] schestowitz[TR2][20:33] schestowitz[TR2]The KDE team has announced the release of Plasma 6.5.1, the first bugfix update to the major Plasma 6.5 series. While no new features are introduced, Plasma 6.5.1 focuses on refinement and reliability.
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[20:34] schestowitz[TR2][20:34] schestowitz[TR2]Probably more Ubuntu enthusiasts have noticed that Unity, the official Ubuntu flavor that brings back the once-beloved Unity desktop for the first time since gaining official status, has failed to deliver a 25.10 release. Well, theres a reason for that, and now its maintainers are publicly asking for help.
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[20:34] schestowitz[TR2][20:34] schestowitz[TR2]The distro rolled out its alpha release in early September and if you missed the news or havent heard of KDE Linux yet, heres the idea behind it: to deliver a true and best possible KDE-first Linux experience, combining a modern desktop environment with advanced underlying technologies all straight from the original developers.
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