Over at Tux Machines...
posted by Roy Schestowitz on Mar 10, 2024
Updated This Past Day
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The LXQt Project announced today in a post on X that LXQt’s desktop component (PCManFM-Qt) is now 100 percent ready for Wayland.
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Weekly outline of sorts
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The GNOME Project announced today the availability of the Release Candidate (RC) milestone of the upcoming GNOME 46 desktop environment series, due out later this month, for public testing.
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Discover multiple solutions to fix the unexpected error message on the Gnome Extensions site while installing a new extension.
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just a pair of links
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3 more links about security
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Some security failings from Microsoft
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FOSS stories, especially applications
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Some FOSS news
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Some hardware stories
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Programming links for today
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A welcome decision from the newly appointed CEO to kick-start development for the Tab grouping feature in Firefox.
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Xiaomi 14 Ultra vs Galaxy S24 Ultra: Who is the ultimate king of Android flagships?
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We will go through features testing, run some benchmarks to evaluate the performance in Linux
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Windows 11 had quite a rocky start when Microsoft first unveiled it in 2021
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a handful of howtos again
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10 stories about gaming
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Volla makes smartphones that support both Android and Ubuntu Touch operating systems
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short but relevant
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A new GNOME Shell extension lets you turn any app in to a picture-in-picture window on Ubuntu
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Only free and open source software is eligible for inclusion here
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The floodgates are fully open and developers have started landing juicy features for Plasma 6.1
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Greetings, Kubuntu enthusiasts! It’s time for our regular community update
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major new push by Bruce
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Discover the latest release of Postfix 3.9.0, offering enhanced security, reliability, and performance for your mail server.
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Fedora 41 is paving the way for a more modern and efficient Wayland, leaving X11 behind.
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Calling everything "Linux" to create a scare
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The pros and cons of some other Arm Linux distros for the pocket powerhouse
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Some of the latest articles
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Server side news/picks
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Devices and hardware hacking
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"Electra A.I"
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half a dozen howtos
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Security news and incidents
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Mostly coding level
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GNU and FSF news
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GNOME 46 is on its final stretch to be released. It’s been a custom to blog a little about the wallpaper selection, which is a big part of GNOME’s visual identity
The corresponding text-only bulletin for Saturday contains all the text.
