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A Time for Rest [original]
To all those who celebrate Christmas we say "have yourself a Tuxmass"
New
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Preservation of GNU/Linux History [original]
Large corporations that try to hijack (to control) everything - including narratives - like to tell us lies about history
New
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Kernel Space / File Systems: ZFS, Linux Kernel 6.19, and Amiga's Filesystem
3 new articles
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Microsoft-Funded Linux Foundation Promoting Slop Lobby Founded by Microsoft, Mirantis and Shinkai Join in
Slop lobby
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postmarketOS 25.12 Linux Mobile OS Rolls Out Based on Alpine Linux 3.23
postmarketOS 25.12 was released today as the latest version of this Linux-based operating system for mobile devices, bringing new features, support for new devices, and updated components.
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Windows fatigue continues to push thousands of gamers to switch to this Linux distro
Bazzite, a Linux distro that has a lot in common with Valve's SteamOS
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Security Leftovers
Security related picks
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GNU/Linux Leftovers
GNU/Linux and more
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Free, Libre, and Open Source Software, Standards Leftovers
FOSS and more
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PostgreSQL: scylla_fdw and pgFormatter v5.9 released
PostgreSQL software
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Programming: Ruby, GDB, Rakudo, and Rusticon
Development picks
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Open Hardware/Modding: Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and More
Hardware leftovers
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Audiocasts/Shows: This Week in Linux, Linux User Space, Late Night Linux, and More
4 new episodes
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Istio 1.28.2, Istio 1.27.5, and Istio 1.26.8 Announced
Announcing 3 releases
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Android Leftovers
How Students Use Android Widgets to Stay Organized
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Clapper 0.10 Media Player Released With Enhancer Plugin System Improvements
Clapper 0.10, an open-source media player
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I automated my entire Linux desktop — and I didn’t have to touch the terminal once
The only way to truly reclaim my time was by automating my Linux desktop
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GNU/Linux and BSD Leftovers
mostly GNU/Linux picks
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Free Software, the Net, and Standards
Standards and FOSS mostly
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This Linux distro makes your old laptop feel like a Mac - and it's free
pearOS makes switching from Mac easy. Here's why
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Hardware: LoongArch, GNU/Linux Devices, and ESP
Hardware related picks
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Programming Leftovers
Development related picks
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today's howtos
4 howtos for now
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Graphics: KMS, GPUs, and Drivers
Some graphics in Linux
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Debian’s git transition and Debian bug tracker woes
Debian news
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Free and Open Source Software
This is free and open source software
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Away from Cloud: This Local, Offline Tool is Perfect for Personal Project Management on Linux Desktop
Schedule (found on Flathub as This Week in My Life) is a lightweight, open-source planner built for the Linux desktop and intended for offline
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An uncomfortable but necessary discussion about the Debian bug tracker
To me managing bugs is so awful that it is actively pushing me away from contributing to Debian
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MX Linux MX-25 Infinity Xfce - Jolly but not too chipper
Typically, over the years, I've mostly used "big names" distros for my serious workloads. Initially, SUSE, later on
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Project Speedrun and deciding "to make the switch to Linux full-time"
a pair of stories
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Games: Steam, Siren, Luxman Moonlit Market, and More
11 stories for today
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GNU Taler v1.3 released
GNU Taler is a Free Software payment system that preserves the privacy of payers
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Today in Techrights
Some of the latest articles
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We Can Continue to Grow as Long as We Cover the Topics and Issues That Matter [original]
The reason why people come to our sites is that we've long focused on suppressed matters and we offer something unique
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Google Alerts Polluted by Slopfarms [original]
Slopfarm WebProNews again references "Tux Machines coverage". Why does Google let slopfarms creep in?
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The Brave New World? [original]
New can mean oppression
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Good Code Does Not Write Itself [original]
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