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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jun 28, 2024,
updated Jun 28, 2024

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  7. Software: FOSS Weekly, Hash-o-Matic, and LibreOffice
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  8. today's howtos
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  9. FSF: Mapping the process of the new board nomination and review process
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  12. Canonical Debuts LTS Distroless Docker Images
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  13. NVIDIA 555.58 Linux Graphics Driver Released with Explicit Sync on Wayland
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  15. Ubuntu Sway Remix 24.04 Released, Here’s What’s New
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  16. Decoding Meshtastic With GNU Radio
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  18. Red Hat Leftovers
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  19. Hardware: STM32, Minisforum, and Raspberry Pi
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  20. Free Software Leftovers
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  21. Programming Leftovers
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  22. Kernel Picks: Collabora and LWN
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  24. today's howtos
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  25. Security Leftovers
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  26. How Linux is Revolutionizing Education with Open Source Learning
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  27. Windows TCO: Russia, DHS, and More
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