Over at Tux Machines...
posted by Roy Schestowitz on Mar 30, 2025

Updated This Past Day
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a few picks from Canonical/Ubuntu
New
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mostly GNU/Linux
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some hardware leftovers
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mostly Red Hat
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FOSS picks
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Security picks
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Development news and more
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today's second batch
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8 new stories from GamingOnLinux
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For the last few months, one of the things I’ve been working on in Fedora is adding support for SecureBoot on Arm64
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This week we drilled into the outstanding bug lists, and drove the number of HI and VHI priority bugs down to their lowest ever numbers
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10 Unexpected Ways You Can Use Your Android Phone
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The Firebird database is distinguished by its unique features within the LibreOffice Base compatible database ecosystem
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Stalwart open-source mail server is expanding beyond email to become a full collaboration platform with calendaring, contacts, and file sharing support
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Calibre 8.1 ebook manager adds external cover editing, locks virtual library tabs, and introduces FreeBSD device support
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The Wayland display server has long been called the way of the future for Linux
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My primary gaming PC runs Linux
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Thanks to Collabora's work on Zink and NVK… and indirectly to GPU-maker's FOSS release, too
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As web servers get overwhelmed by LLM bots, some operators are resorting to programs that demand visiting web clients to perform some relatively expensive computation to be granted access to the website
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Ubuntu users frustrated by the inability to connect to a new password-protected Wi-Fi network at the login screen will be pleased to know a fix is rolling out
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5 misc. stories
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A modern free society has an obligation to offer electronic tax filing that respects user freedom, and the United States is not excluded from this responsibility
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We recommend the best free and open source alternatives for Linux
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from the past week
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The Hyperbola Project is a community driven effort to provide a fully free (as in freedom) operating system that is stable
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Over the years, many Linux unification gaming platforms have come and gone
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Update on what happened across the GNOME project in the week from March 21 to March 28
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Some PCLOS news
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many howtos
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Some of the latest articles
The corresponding text-only bulletin for Saturday contains all the text.