Yesterday in the 'Sister Site', Tux Machines (10 More Stories)
As noted in the last post, part of the upgrade means posting more original stories, both here and in Tux Machines. Scope-wise, many stories fit neatly into both sites, but posting the same twice makes no sense logistically, so linking across from one site to another is the way forward.
This is the first time we link to the latest stories at Tux Machines. There were over 10 of them yesterday (not counting mere links to other sites).
Similarly, Tux Machines will sometimes show a batch of stories from Techrights.
The main stories (there are more, but they're more focused on Tux Machines itself) from yesterday:
- OpenSource.com is Not Coming Back
- “The European Public Sector Open Source Opportunity” Report From the Linux Foundation Rejects Open Source
- BBC Segment on the Humble Beginnings of Linux and Alan Cox's Role
- Looking Back at (Almost) 20 Years of Tux Machines
- Trust is a Matter of Relationship, Not Magnitude (Size and Authority Aren't the Same)
- More Original Stories While Maintaining Coverage of GNU/Linux News Around the Web
- Large and Well-Funded Free Software — Projects Like Systemd, Drupal and WordPress — Might Not Beget Freedom (Complexity Threatens Choice, Too)
- Phoronix Rolled Out WebP Just as Everyone Needed the Emergency Patch. Also, Pipewire and Google Chrome commentary.
- Never Update Your UEFI “BIOS”, Especially With LVFS on Linux. Also, systemd-boot is a Plot to Overthrow the PC’s Owner.
There are more over there, including some GNU/Linux news. █