Over at Tux Machines...
posted by Roy Schestowitz on Oct 02, 2023,
updated Oct 02, 2023
- GNU Liberates
- GNU is here to stay. Like it or not
- Mission Center: A Sleek System Monitoring App for Linux
- What if, one day, you find that your system is sluggish, and the default system monitor app of your distro is not helpful?
- IRC Proceedings, Bulletins, and Upcoming Improvements
- Changes in sites
- Mesa 23.2 Brings OpenGL 3.1 - OpenGL ES 3.0 Support on Asahi, New RADV Features
- Mesa 23.2 open-source graphics stack is now available for download with OpenGL 3.1 and OpenGL ES 3.0 support on Asahi, new RADV features, and many bug fixes to improve Linux gaming.
- Auto-CPUFreq 2.0 Released with Graphical User Interfce, Nix Flake Support
- This is a popular free open-source tool
- DebConf23 Coverage From Jonathan McDowell and Jonathan Carter
- Two reports
- Understanding GNU and Richard Stallman Battling Cancer
- Some GNU news
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- The Month After...
- 10 months ago I left my job and this month we're finalising the server move, upgrading the site to a static form that can be carried forward many years if not decades
- Android Leftovers
- Google Play Store 37.7.22 Apk now rolling out to Android devices
- 9 Sparkling Free and Open Source CLI Linux Time Trackers
- To provide an insight into the quality of software that is available, we have compiled a list of 9 high quality open source CLI time trackers
- Review: Zenwalk GNU Linux Current-230909
- Around a year and a half ago I reviewed Zenwalk GNU Linux 15.0. It was a mixed experience which improved on my experience with vanilla Slackware 15.0 in some ways while also introducing some fresh problems
- Now more than ever, ChromeOS is Linux with Google’s desktop environment
- Although not everyone knows it, ChromeOS is effectively a Linux distribution. That fact is effectively hidden and I can understand why: Linux can be a scary word to mainstream consumers
- Is Linux Truly The Best Privacy Alternative For The Average User?
- Privacy concerns have soared in the public eye. It’s always been a topic of interest, but more so in recent years, after multiple global scandals. The line between conspiracy theories and soft-core surveillance has blurred more than ever, making privacy a much more global and mainstream topic.
- Security Leftovers
- just 3 links for now
- Debian: Paul Wise, Junichi Uekawa, and Ian Jackson
- Some Debian Developers' writings
- Devices Leftovers
- EmuDeck and more
- today's howtos
- half a dozen howtos
- Kernel: Linux 6.6-rc4, Ode to Linux, Updated kernels available for antiX-23 and sid/testing users
- Some kernel news
- Cinnamon Desktop: Features, Installation - Deep Walkthrough
- Linux Mint is one of the most famous distributions out there, and it’s generally thought of as a beginner-friendly Linux distribution
- Introduction OpenBSD and OctOpenBSD
- Some openBSD picks
- Open Hardware/Modding: StarFive RISC-V and More
- 4 stories
- New Releases of Distros: NuTyX 23.09.0, KaOS 2023.09, Porteus-v5.01, Zephix v7
- 4 new releases
- Security Leftovers
- Mostly CISA links
- FLOSS Weekly, YouTube Videos, and The Linux Link Tech Show
- Videos from the past week or recent days
- today's howtos
- many howtos from recent days
- Perl Programming
- 5 stories from the Perl site
- Ubuntu 23.10 Will Officially Support the Raspberry Pi 5
- Here’s some awesome news: Ubuntu 23.10 will support the Raspberry Pi 5
- Android Leftovers
- New addition to Gmail Android app might make you dread your inbox a little less
- Wine and Proton News
- From Liam Dawe
- Peppermint Mini: The Newest Member of the Peppermint OS Family
- Still in beta, Peppermint Mini promises enhanced flexibility and options. Get a sneak peek at what it has to offer here
- The biggest blocker to LibreOffice adoption? LibreOffice
- Let me start with a disclaimer. I really like LibreOffice
- The Debian Family
- Debian is still primarily community-run (never mind sponsors of SPI) and if Debian is a family, then this family is users and developers
- Free Software is a Story of People, Not Just Code
- Free software is people
- Writing Stories With Us
- we promise to publish anything that meets some basic quality criteria
- New Month, New Beginning
- This site now runs on Debian GNU/Linux version 12
- Mobsters Did Not Slow Down Tux Machines, They Made It Even Faster
- We'll strive to do 5-10 original stories per day while maintaining a flow of news picks peripheral to us
- Matthew J. Garrett (M.J.G.) is Down and Might Never Come Back
- Matthew J. Garrett (M.J.G.) can't get it up
- Lessons of Wayland: If You Insult Your Users, the Users Will Talk About You Negatively and Walk Away
- Stop insulting the users
- Free, Libre, and Open Source Software Leftovers
- FOSS picks
- Python Programming Leftovers
- a few for the weekend
- Open Hardware: GPLed hardware and more
- 3 links
- today's howtos
- Saturday's picks
- Raspberry Pi 5 Announced for End of October, Here Are the Specs
- The Raspberry Pi Foundation announced today the launch of the highly anticipated Raspberry Pi 5 single-board computer, which will be available for purchase at the end of October 2023.
- The 8 Best Markdown Editors for Linux
- Looking for an easy-to-use Markdown editor for your Linux PC? Here are some of the best options.
- Security Issues and Windows TCO
- Security links
- Programming Leftovers
- 7 stories
- Android Leftovers
- Here's How Your Android's Google Assistant Can Improve Your Favorite Apps
- Tor Browser Releases and a Personal Story
- be sure to update to the latest version because the 'modern' browsers are full of holes
- Games: FidelityFX, 4x, Moonstone Island, and Humble Bundle
- 4 new posts by Liam Dawe
- today's howtos
- 7 howtos for the morning
- GNU/Linux is for Communities (Before Businesses)
- The system needs to be modular and controlled by many parties
