Over at Tux Machines...
Updated This Past Day
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Mozilla is Still Besieging Firefox Users With Slop (Ponzi Scheme, Bubble of Mozilla's Sponsors)
Mozilla is rogue
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This is Not What Fair Competition Looks Like [original]
Today's Web is a disgrace
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Free and Open Source Software, howtos and Installations
This is free and open source software
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Microsoft's Problem in Israel is GNU/Linux [original]
GNU/Linux is trending up
New
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Servers and GNU/Linux Leftovers
mostly GNU/Linux picks
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Free, Libre, and Open Source Software Leftovers
FOSS and open access
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PostgreSQL Databases: Pigsty v4.0 Release and More
some psql news
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Standards/Consortia: HTTP/1.1 From Scratch, RAW+JPEG, and More
Standards-related leftovers
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Debian: lawsuit and transparency (many years after transparency was decided upon)
transparency for Debian, time of reckoning
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Distributions and Operating Systems: postmarketOS, HaikuOS, FLOPPINUX, and More
Some OS news for today
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RSS/Web Browsers: Curl, RSS, and RSS Aggregators
Web clients in the zeitgeist
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Programming Leftovers
Development picks for today
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Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Users Get Linux 6.17 and Mesa 25.2 Ahead of Ubuntu 24.04.4 LTS
Canonical has pushed today new updates to Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (Noble Numbat) users, including the Linux 6.17 kernel and Mesa 25.2 graphics stacks from Ubuntu 25.10 (Questing Quokka).
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Games: Bodycam, C.S.S.C.G.C. 2025, and OpenTTD 15.0
3 gaming related picks
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Linux Devices, Open Hardware, and Linux on Mobile Systems
hardware and gadgets
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Red Hat Leftovers
mostly corporate Red Hat stuff
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today's howtos
Instructionals/Technical posts
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65% more people are gaming on Linux compared to a year ago, and it's not just Steam Deck users
Valve's monthly hardware survey shows that the number of people using Steam on Linux is rising rapidly, but they still remain the minority.
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Games: HELLDIVERS 2, Civilization VII, and More
half a dozen from GoL
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A Year of Change in Tux Machines [original]
Don't just read the news, be the news
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LibreOffice 26.2 Open-Source Office Suite Officially Released, This Is What’s New
The Document Foundation released LibreOffice 26.2 today as a major update for this open-source, free, and cross-platform office suite software for GNU/Linux, macOS, and Windows systems.
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In Senegal, GNU/Linux Flies to 3%, an All-Time High [original]
Will it reach 4% later this year?
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Android Leftovers
Dude, where's my car? Android Auto users report vanishing icon bug
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How I speed up my Linux system for free while RAM prices are out of control
The price of memory has shot through the roof
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This Debian-based Linux distro has one of the smartest security features I've tested in years
If you're looking for a bit of extra security with an MX Linux-based distribution
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5 Powerful Things Linux Lets You Do That Windows Still Won’t
Linux offers a level of control, flexibility, and system transparency that Windows still does not provide
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I tried the oldest Linux distro still standing, and it was a total reality check
There are tons of Linux distros
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After 30 years with Linux, I switched it for Windows 11 - and found 9 serious problems
I finally decided to try Windows 11. Here's a list of everything that went wrong
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I'm a Linux power user, and this distro made me rethink what an operating system can be
Experienced Linux users looking for a new approach should check out NixOS
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Leaving Nature Alone [original]
The world is too small for so many people and this planet's land area gets smaller over time due to rising sea levels
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They Could Never Grind Us Down [original]
Our site grew a lot in the past couple of years
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GNU/Linux Usage Growing in Moldova This Year [original]
Moldova was recently in the news cycle (again)
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Equilibrium [original]
Many people I know are overwhelmed by worries because they think of hypothetical scenarios
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Today in Techrights
Some of the latest articles
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