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Software Freedom / Digital Sovereignty Leftovers
slop and more
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The Quiet Clause That May Save Linux From Age‑Verification Laws
As Colorado and California move age verification to the OS layer, exemptions for open source determine whether Linux desktops stay free of mandatory age‑gating
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Anderon - Like Kyndryl - Could be Far Deeper in Debt Than Its Alleged Worth (Vapourware)
Time will tell, but it seems like a Federal-enabled (by the Federal Government) accounting scam, nothing more, nothing less
New
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GNU/Linux: Kubernetes, KDE, and GNOME
some leftovers
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Audio: Linux Matters, Red Hat on Ask Noah Show, "Wonders of Web Weaving"
3 new ones
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BSDs, GNU/Linux Distributions and Operating Systems
mostly Linux
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Firefox Tooling Announcements and Mozilla Lobbying
Firefox and more
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Content Management Systems (CMS): Awkiawki, Ghost CMS, and WordPress
good and bad
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Kernel: Hardware Support, Bluetooth Regression, Vivado, and More
Linux leftovers
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Security Leftovers
Security bugs and more
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Linux Devices and Future Hardware (e.g. Raspberry Pi 6)
hardware picks
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Freedom-respecting Mobile Systems/Mobile Applications
Android and more
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qBittorrent 5.2.1 and Burning GNU/Linux ISOs
Applications for ISOs
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today's howtos
Instructionals/Technical picks
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Games: Steam Deck/Android, Godot, and More
gaming related picks
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Microsoft booster reviews GNU/Linux from Windows users' (and Microsoft marketer's) perspective
a couple of new posts
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Canonical Launches Ubuntu Workshop for Sandboxed Development Environments
Ubuntu maker Canonical launched today a new tool for developers called Workshop, which lets you launch sandboxed development environments on Ubuntu with a single command.
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Red Hat Leftovers
from redhat.com
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Slop Considered Harmful and Undesirable to Web Browsers and Web Clients Like Dillo and cURL
they talk about it
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Programming Leftovers
Development with Python, Perl, and more
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Linux’s exFAT Progs 1.4 Released with Partition Table Creation Support
Exfatprogs 1.4 exFAT utils for Linux has been released today with improvements and new features for the mkfs.exfat, fsck.exfat, and exfatprogs programs.
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Our Anniversary/Birthday a Fortnight Away [original]
our community is bigger than ever before
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Android Leftovers
Android's habit-learning feature is now spreading to more non-Pixel phones
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Fedora quietly became the best "everything" Linux distro—and no one noticed
Most Linux distros are designed with a specific type of user in mind
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Free and Open Source Software, and Review
This is free and open source software
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Linux On Android Provides Inexpensive, Powerful Computing
Rather than trying to install a mobile-oriented Linux distribution (such as postmarketOS)
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CaramOS – Linux distribution based on Linux Mint
CaramOS is a Linux distribution based on Linux Mint Cinnamon, itself built on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
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Equestria OS – Arch Linux-based distribution
Equestria OS is an Arch Linux-based distribution themed around My Little Pony and Equestria Girls
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Planet GNOME: Fuzzy Time Everywhere
The current versions are Fuzzy Time GB, a Wear OS watch face, and Fuzzy Clock GB, a GNOME Shell extension
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You can easily make Zorin OS look and feel like Windows, MacOS, or Linux - here's how
Zorin OS is one of the most popular Linux distributions
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Shows/Videos: Recent Clips About GNU/Linux and Linux
via invidious
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I've tried so many Linux email clients - why Aerion just replaced Geary as my top pick
Also, when I launch Geary on Pop!_OS, the app sometimes doesn't appear until I run the geary command
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Recently in Slashdot About Slop Causing Problems for Linux, AMD (Xilinx) Betraying Linux, and More
recent discussions
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Today in Techrights
Some of the latest articles
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