Over at Tux Machines...
posted by Roy Schestowitz on Dec 05, 2023
Updated This Past Day
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Yes, some stable ones too
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walking away from Microsoft
New
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PCLinuxOS Magazine (December Issue)
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today's leftovers, GNU and LF focus
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4 stories, software focus
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R, Debian, and more
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Dan Langille’s blog
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5 howtos
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Security incidents, patches, and FUD
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Version 14.1 of the GDB debugger is out
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The Django team is happy to announce the release of Django 5.0
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Today, the Zorin OS team announced the general availability for public testing of the beta version of the upcoming Zorin OS 17 release, which promises new and exciting features.
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Including sites that cover BSD and GNU/Linux
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Realme GT 5 Pro Storage, Connectivity Revealed; Confirmed to Get Three Android Upgrades
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Response to a provocative piece by Christian Siebold
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Document Foundation, Windows TCO, and more
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also education and LibreOffice
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4 links
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Orange Pi says the board supports Ubuntu and openEuler operating systems and can be used for a range of applications such as natural language processing
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projects for hacking
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howtos for Sunday and Monday
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From a practical perspective, if the Scientologie.org precedent authorizes legitimate interest and fair use web sites
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A new release of the Cinnamon 6 desktop environment is now available with experimental Wayland support.
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Some of the latest articles
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Mozilla now provides Deb builds of Firefox Beta and Firefox Developer Edition for Debian-based Linux distributions (y’know, like Ubuntu)
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As we approach the end of 2023, the Linux community receives a delightful surprise
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Looking to record system sounds and your microphone at the same time on Ubuntu, and save it to a single audio file
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To provide an insight into the quality of software that is available, we have compiled a list of 10 high quality free Linux eCommerce applications
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MicroOS is a special branch of the openSUSE project
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The 165th installment of the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup is here for the week ending on December 3rd, 2023.
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Some more leftovers
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3 new articles
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many Windows TCO stories, too
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FOSDEM 2024 will feature a Mobile Linux stand, Fractal 5, a new episode of the postmarketOS podcast, and a lot more!
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some from the past week too
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3 older links that we missed
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availability of new stable releases
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Mostly Indivious links
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A review of Ultramarine Linux 39, which brings the Fedora 39 base, the latest Kernel and customized desktops.
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Nitrux 3.2 systemd-free and Debian-based distribution is now available for download with Aesthetic FHS file system implementation, Secure Boot support, and Linux kernel 6.6 LTS.
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UCS 5.2 will be based on the latest stable Debian version: Debian 12 “Bookworm”
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The /e/OS 1.17 just relased, bringing a wave of enhancements, from improved privacy measures to a redesigned user interface.
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NixOS, a Linux distribution and a set of packages usable on other Linux systems and macOS, has been updated today to version 23.11.
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4MLinux creator Zbigniew Konojacki announced today the release and general availability for download of a new stable and major release of his independent and lightweight GNU/Linux distribution, 4MLinux 44.
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The Armbian project announced today the release and general availability of Armbian 23.11 as the latest version of this GNU/Linux distribution tailored for ARM-powered embedded devices.
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2 updates from the fake (imposter) FSF
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3 stories
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mostly kernel stuff
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security incidents mostly
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R, AWK, and more
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4 news picks
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We have addressed over 200 individual issues, our bug tracker has the full list. Notable changes include: [...]
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some tech festing
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Some gaming news
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some Sunday howtos
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The new release add some new HP devices support
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It's a bi-monthly bug-fix release with a couple of exciting features
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LibreWolf get rids of all the telemetry, DRM protection, and adds various improvements to the security-side of things
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Only free and open source software is eligible for inclusion
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After five months of active maintenance and long bugs triage
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Plan 9
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Patching Linux is easy. Except when you need to patch tens of thousands of servers without downtime. Here's how Meta does it.
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KDE, GNOME, and more
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5 more links, focus on Python and R
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medevel mostly
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5 stories
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Open hardware stuff
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5 more howtos
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Inside stories
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mostly news about incidents
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typical
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In the world's most populous nation, India, GNU/Linux seem to have grown massively
