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Updated This Past Day
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today's howtos
from yesterday and last week
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In Some Countries Microsoft Windows is Measured at Only 2% Market Share [original]
Soon a "1%" platform, Microsoft?
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CISA on Security
Some of the latest known holes
New
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HowTo, GNU/Linux in the Ham Shack (LHS), and Microsoft Layoffs
today's leftovers
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today's leftovers
just 3 more stories
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Software: debputy, cloud-init, Python, LibreOffice, and More
News about FOSS
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Programming Leftovers
Programming and education
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GNU World Order, Destination Linux, Free Software Security Podcast, and LINUX Unplugged
3 new episodes, plus one video
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Open Hardware and Retro Leftovers
Some hardware picks
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GitHub Developers Hit in Complex Supply Chain Cyberattack
The attacker employed various techniques, including distributing malicious dependencies via a fake Python infrastructure linked to GitHub projects.
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Games: War Games, Racing Games, and How to Play Games on GNU/Linux
3 stories for gaming focus
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today's howtos
half a dozen more
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Android Leftovers
Samsung Finally Adopts Android’s Seamless Updates Starting With Galaxy A55 5G: Here’s How It Works
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IPFire 2.29 - Core Update 185 is available for testing
This update is another testing version for IPFire
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Why did I choose Fedora Server?
There are plenty of articles discussing which OS is more appropriate
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Microsoft in Trouble in China and Russia
Bans imminent
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7 Better USENET Readers for Linux
USENET is a massively decentralized information distribution system
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GNOME Considers Adding New Core Audio Player App
Decibels, a basic free open-source audio player that is supposed to fill the gap of GNOME currently not having a Core app that is designed to open single audio files
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Programming Leftovers
Perl, KDE, and more
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GNU/Linux and Debian Leftovers
Some more assorted news
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Free Software Coverage: Gromit-MPX and More at MeDevel
Some links about FOSS
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Proprietary Software: Snaps, Excel, Microsoft Layoffs, and VMware
Bad things come in a series
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today's howtos
only 5 more for now
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GNOME 45/46 Retrospective
My creative work is more aligned to GNOME cycles than years
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Linux Crisis Tools
The above scenario explains why you ideally want to pre-install crisis tools so you can start debugging a production issue quickly during an outage
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Olimex VGA2HDMI is an open hardware board for VGA to HDMI conversion
Olimex VGA2HDMI is an open-source hardware
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Review: Redcore Linux 2401
Redcore Linux explores the idea of bringing the power of Gentoo Linux to the masses
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Duo S RISC-V/Arm SBC features Sophgo SG2000 SoC, Ethernet, WiFi 6, and Bluetooth 5 connectivity
Linux and RTOS are said to be supported on the Duo S
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Top 5 Linux Servers Ideal for Home Use
Choosing the right Linux server for home use is crucial for managing personal projects
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12 Useful Free and Open Source PDF Manipulation Tools
We focus on 12 small open source tools
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Koodo Reader
There is a new application available for Sparkers: Koodo Reader
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Audiocasts/Shows: Linux Out Loud, Invidious,and The Linux Link Tech Show
mostly videos
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Open Hardware: SparkFun, RISC-V, Arduino, and More
Some hardware news
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9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: March 24th, 2024
The 180th installment of the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup is here for the week ending on March 24th, 2024.
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Today in Techrights
Some of the latest articles
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FSF-EEE (fsfe.org) on Free Software
3 Free Software items
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Peropesis 2.4: VIM and Python
Peropesis 2.4 is released. In the new edition, part of the old software was updated and several new software packages were installed.
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Beta release of dyne:bolic IV (dynebolic IV in beta)
This is Free Software, share it for the good of yourself and the people around you, respect others and let them express, be free and let others be free. Live clean and let your work be seen! May you live a long and prosperous life in peace!
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Distribution Release: ALT Workstation 10.2
"Glad to present to you the update"
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