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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Oct 09, 2023
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- Linux 6.6-rc5
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- 3 more stories
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- half a dozen new ones
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- Devices and such in the news
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- Some BSD news for today
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- 4 howtos for now
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- today's howtos
- some more howtos for this morning
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- 2 releases
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- today's howtos
- only 5 more howtos for now
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- News is for People, Not for Money
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