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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Oct 17, 2023
Updated This Past Day
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one day's articles
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OpenBGPD 8.3 released and more
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a dozen links regarding Python and more
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4 howtos for now
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3 stories/puff pieces
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As part of today’s release of Ubuntu 23.10 (Mantic Minotaur), all the official Ubuntu flavors have been updated to the same version and, in this article, you can learn about their new features and improvements.
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We are pleased to announce the official release of OpenBSD 7.4
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The System Monitor app Ubuntu comes with with does an okay job of letting you monitor system resources and oversee running processes — but it does look dated
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Due to the hate speech found in some of the translations in the Ubuntu 23.10 desktop installer, the ISOs were withdrawn from the mirrors
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It's not a great week for MariaDB
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The OpenWrt community is proud to announce the first stable release of the OpenWrt 23.05 stable series.
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Today, the Fedora Project and Slimbook are pleased to announce the Fedora Slimbook, a cutting-edge ultrabook
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4 more stories
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Two new links
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Behold, a super-enthusiastic article about my success with using the Steam Proton compatibility layer to play Windows-native titles in Linux
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Let's hope we can keep up this high level of service for many years to come
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The Wine development site's news
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Things are changing, but the media hardly talks about it
New
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Layoffs at Microsoft too
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Latest incidents
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it’s safe to say that the new board from Cambridge has produced quite some excitement with its enhanced specifications and a few new capabilities not seen in its predecessors
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4 relevant stories
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Following Signal’s response, some security pros criticized the hysteria that led to the claims going viral
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half a dozen stories from Liam Dawe
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4 stories
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many howtos for the morning
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Focus on GNU, Linux, WordPress
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5 stories and updates
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4 stories combined
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a rolling-release Linux distro built around modularity and re-targetability
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This includes social control media
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Android Auto fixes disappearing navigation bar, Google investigating Pixel 8 connection issues
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Do you hate Mondays? Yeah, me too. Thankfully, we have some exciting Linux news on this particular Monday
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A simple tutorial on how to add section breaks in LibreOffice Writer document with easy step-by-step guide instructions.
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we've decided to spice things up with more photos of animals
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Python and more
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4 new episodes
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I am no NixOS expert by any means, I only recently switched to it as my daily driver
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In this project, I'll show you how to remotely trigger a jump-scare skeleton with cellular IoT
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evening howtos for TM
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Don't use the fakes from Microsoft
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Linux distributions are known for their robust security. But, like any powerful thing, you could still compromise a Linux system.
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Linux has a large number of PIM tools available, some of which offer innovative ways to consolidate information both for private and business use
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This article features the finest terminal-based news aggregators. Only free and open source software is included here
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We are pleased to offer MX-23.1 for your use
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Canonical is in it for the money (its own), not for your freedom
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nobody can say something about it in English?
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MariaDB was a response to Oracle taking over MySQL
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This is a multi-part blog looking at the Intel NUC 13 Pro Mini PC running Linux
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The 158th installment of the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup is here for the week ending on October 15th, 2023.
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a few more stories for today
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Python 3.13.0 alpha 1 and more
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it still goes on
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3 stories combined
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LECTRONZ has recently unveiled one of their latest products called the CH32V003 USB Development Board
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new release
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Gemini is good for people who want the news, not fancy Web graphics and distractions
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X11 turns 40 next summer
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one day's articles
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Learn what's new in the recently released Ubuntu Cinnamon 23.10 "Mantic Minotaur", bringing the latest Cinnamon desktop and more.
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We are pleased to offer MX-23.1 for your use
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FydeOS is an interesting project which was recently added to DistroWatch's waiting list
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It’s been so, oh so long, since I have blogged. I have never been away, just not writing as much as I used
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Founded on August 16, 1993, by Ian Murdock, Debian is one of the oldest Linux operating systems that has withstood the challenges of time and is still actively maintained
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Right now we see faster adoption of GNU/Linux in developing economies and countries that are wary of US dominance (or subjected to sanctions)
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The newest GNOME 45 release brings several new changes to the table, including two new, powerful image viewer and camera apps.
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a few more from the past week or so
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new releases
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last batch for Sunday
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Canonical officially released today the Ubuntu 23.10 (Mantic Minotaur) operating system, which comes with some of the latest GNU/Linux technologies, improved hardware support, and many other changes.
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4 more links, including 2 howtos
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only 3 more stories
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5 stories
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Some coverage from the weekend
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Java and more
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BSD and more
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5 links/stories
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the open source community knew the CRA was bad news with a capital B
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More on that
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Sneak Peek: Google Chrome's New Look for Android App
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Here's how you can stop GNOME software from running in the background, consuming system resources.
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only 4 for now
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Since leaving Social Control Media we have done as well as ever
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Thank you, Christine
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they're just googlebombing relevant words and phrases to ensure people follow Microsoft's instructions, pushing people to adopt more of Windows instead of dumping Microsoft
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why the "Clown Computing" hype is a disaster.
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We need more voices out there advocating the adoption of Free software
