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Ubuntu Team-Kodi PPA Officially Retired
The Linux world is shifting slowly to packaged deployments and containers
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Canonical to manually approve new Snap package names
Part of the problem is that these apps look legitimate to casual inspection
New
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Red Hat Warns Fedora Linux 40/41 and Rawhide Users About Critical Security Flaw
A backdoor was discovered in the upstream xz/liblzma package leading to SSH server compromise and other GNU/Linux distributions are affected as well.
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today's leftovers
a mix of topics, mostly GNU/Linux
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today's howtos
only 3 more for now
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Ubuntu 24.04 Swaps Cheese for GNOME Snapshot and Ubuntu in the Wild
Some Ubuntu news
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Programming Leftovers
some develoment news, some Linux too
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Open Hardware: Purism, Raspberry Pi, NES
Some hardware news
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Debian vs. Arch Linux: Which is Better for You?
So, if you need a rock-solid OS with years of support down the road, Debian just might be what you’re looking for
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Security Leftovers
Security related stories and updates
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Samba 4.20.0 Available for Download
new release
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WordPress 6.5 Release Candidate 4
Delay
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coreutils-9.5 released
This is to announce coreutils-9.5, a stable releas
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Latest LWN Articles Outside Paywall: Kernel and Programming Focus
4 out of 5
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today's howtos
many howtos
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Podman 5.0 Release and Red Hat Puff Pieces (or Purchased 'Coverage' in Media)
Red Hat leftovers
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A backdoor in xz
Andres Freund has posted a detailed investigation into a backdoor that was shipped with versions 5.6.0 and 5.6.1 of the xz compression utility
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Openwashing and Microsoft's Awful Security
Lots of TCO stories
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Android Leftovers
5.5G networks are here, and so are the first Android phones to support it
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Databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MariaDB
Some FOSS DB news
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Tor Browser 13.5a6 is Out and Mozilla is Rogue
privacy pretector and abuse
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Free, Libre, and Open Source Software Leftovers
FOSS leftovers
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Programming Leftovers
lots of R
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today's leftovers
5 assorted stories
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Open Hardware: Arduino, Raspberry Pi, SparkFun, and More
7 hardware stories
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IPFire Location: On getting more data for your byte
IPFire Location is a classic Geolocation database
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Games: Scary Picks, Triple-i Initiative, and More
half a dozen postss from gamingonlinux
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The Fairphone 4 Camera Refresh: Before and After
“Fairphone is known for its sustainable and repairable phones that are built to last
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Orange Pi Developer Conference 2024, upcoming Orange Pi SBCs and products
It will run Ubuntu, Debian, or Android 13 with Linux 5.15
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The 6 Best Alternatives to SketchUp for Ubuntu
This article explores the top 6 SketchUp alternatives available for Ubuntu
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Top Free and Best Free Open Source Podcasts and Crystal Web Frameworks
Only free and open source software is eligible for inclusion here
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today's howtos
only 5 foor the time being
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Today in Techrights
Some of the latest articles
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Fedora 41 to Adopt Next-Gen DNF5 Package Manager
A change proposal for Fedora 41 aims to bring DNF5 package manager, replacing dnf.
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Samba 4.20 Released: Enhancements for Seamless Integration
Samba 4.20 Released with Improved Active Directory Compatibility and New Utilities.
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Microsoft and Plagiarism (in Your Face)
More "AI" agenda
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Security Leftovers
more major incidents reported
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KDE Plasma 6 Experience: A Practical Review
A detailed and user-centric review of the KDE Plasma 6 desktop in terms of basic usage, first time experience and a few deal-breakers.
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