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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Mar 13, 2024

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  8. Security Leftovers
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  13. KaOS Linux 2024.03 Is Out to Deliver a Stable KDE Plasma 6 Experience
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  16. Linux Kernel 6.8 Released. This is What's New.
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  17. Many New HowTos Released by Linux Hint
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  18. Programming Leftovers
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  19. Thunderbird for Android / K-9 Mail and Making Firefox Pay
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  21. today's howtos
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  28. Machine Learning: Shell Genie – interact with the terminal in plain English
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  34. OpenSSH 9.7 released
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