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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Feb 26, 2024

Updated This Past Day

1. today's leftovers

   many leftovers for today

2. Programming Leftovers

   with some R and Python focus

3. Some OpenBSD features that aren't widely known

   OpenBSD explained by insider

4. Debian: Spellchecking, Noi & Imaginer in Debian-Derived SparkyLinux

   Some Debian updates

5. Unifont 15.1.05 and GNU libunistring-1.2 Released

   Some GNUU releases

6. GNOME Reflection and Wayland

   On Terminal-Based Programs and Wayland

7. Linux and Devices

   3 storiees

8. Software: KRFB, Data Recovery, and More

   4 links regarding FOSS

9. Red Hat Refines Beta Release Cycle for RHEL Minor Updates

   Starting from RHEL 9.5, Red Hat will bet on a new approach for the minor beta releases to streamline testing and feedback processes

10. today's howtos

    many howtos

11. Sway 1.9 Debuts with Advanced Rendering

    Sway 1.9 tiling Wayland compositor released porting rendering code to the new wlroots Hey Hi (AI) Here's more on that!

12. Android Leftovers

    The Honor Pad 9 is the most iPad-est Android tablet I’ve used, and that’s a good thing

13. Kid3 Audio Tag Editor 3.9.5 Released with Webp Image Support

    Kid3, the free open-source Qt based audio tag editor

14. Bluesky vs. Mastodon: Which Twitter Alternative Should You Choose?

    Mastodon is one of the most-loved open-source social media platforms. But, what's different with Bluesky? Let us find out here

15. Proton 9.0 Released

    Proton 9.0 is now out

16. Recent Invidious Videos (GNU/Linux Focus)

    via YouTube

17. Android Leftovers

    New Android threat sends your photos, texts, contacts, hardware data and more to a foreign server

18. Security Leftovers

    Mostly CISA and LockBit

19. FreeBSD 13.3-BETA3 Now Available

    The third BETA build of the 13.3-RELEASE release cycle is now available

20. OnlyOffice 8.0 and the Dream of a Microsoft Office Alternative

    OnlyOffice is an open source office suite licensed under the AGPL 3.0 license

21. Armbian 24.2 Kereru

    We’re excited to announce the latest Armbian release,24.2, codename: Kereru!

22. Today in Techrights

    Some of the latest articles

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