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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Oct 21, 2023

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  2. Links 20/10/2023: A Lot More Censorship and Net Neutrality Milestone
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  4. Raspberry Pi Imager Gets New Tabbed OS Customization UI, Raspberry Pi 5 Support
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  6. GNOME Foundation Welcomes Holly Million as Executive Director
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  10. Security and Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt (FUD) Leftovers
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  11. Free, Libre, and Open Source Software vs Openwashing (Linux Foundation)
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  12. Education: Software Design, Istio, and More
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  13. Many Events for GNU/Linux and Free Software
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  14. Canonical/Ubuntu: Codenames, Lock Screens, and Local Communities Council
    several stories
  15. Security and Windows TCO
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  16. openSUSE Board Cautions Against Free Speech Using Its Code of Censorship, SUSE Promotes 'Clown Computing' (Outsourcing)
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  17. Mozilla and Firefox Leftovers
    3 stories
  18. Open Hardware: Arduino, SparkFun, Reverse-Engineering, RISC-V, Retro, and Mor
    Various hardware projects and such
  19. Raspberry Pi Projects and News
    4 stories
  20. Programming Leftovers
    Rust and more
  21. today's howtos
    many howtos for today
  22. Software: Top 13 Free and Open Source Linux Painting Tools, Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS), and More
    FOSS options
  23. Audiocasts/Shows: Linux in the Ham Shack and BSD Now
    2 new episodes
  24. Mixtile Cluster Box supports four Rockchip RK3588 SBCs connected over PCIe
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  26. Games: Stellaris, Vampire Survivors, and More
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  27. Android Leftovers
    Google will start scanning for Android malware in real time
  28. LibreWolf is Better Than Firefox
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  29. We Don't Need One 'Universal' GNU/Linux (But It's What Ruthless Corporations Want)
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  31. Krita's Artistic Canvas Expands: Now Available on macOS
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  35. Security Leftovers
    half a dozen stories/lists
  36. Ardour 8.1 Open-Source DAW Improves Launchpad Pro Support, Fixes Bugs
    Ardour 8.1 open-source DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) has been released today as a hotfix update to the latest Ardour 8 series of this open-source and cross-platform music production software.
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  38. Geany 2.0 Open-Source IDE Released with UI Improvements, Initial Meson Support
    Geany 2.0 has been released today as a major update to this fast and lightweight GTK-based open-source IDE (Integrated Development Environment).
  39. News Sites Are Dying. Maybe Google News Too Will Die.
    It's going to be a cold, cold winter for Google News employees
  40. GNOME, Gear, Pipewire update in Tumbleweed
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  41. An Interesting Bluetooth App for Linux Just Appeared!
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  42. today's leftovers
    7 more assorted stories
  43. Security Leftovers
    Patches and incidents
  44. KDE Snaps, KDE Frameworks, KDE Plasma, and KDE Gear
    A couple of updates
  45. today's howtos
    many howtos from this morning/last night
  46. A New WordPress Showcase and More
    Some Content Management Systems (CMS) stories
  47. KDE Frameworks 5.111 Is Out and KDE Plasma 6 Now Has a Release Schedule
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  48. Top 13 Free and Open Source Linux Painting Tools
    The purpose of this article is to identify the finest open source painting software available for Linux
  49. Microsoft Layoffs, Nokia Layoffs, and Proprietary/Blackbox TCO
    LinkedIn, Nokia etc.
  50. Free, Libre, and Open Source Software Leftovers
    FOSS news, inc. openwashing
  51. Programming Leftovers
    C++, Java, and more
  52. Games: 10 Best GNU/Linux Gaming Distributions, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, Cyber Knights: Flashpoint, and More
    8 stories, mostly Liam Dawe's
  53. today's howtos
    only 4 more for now
  54. Android Leftovers
    Teclast T45 HD: New tablet with Android, jack, HD display and dual-SIM
  55. Ubuntu: Canonical and NVIDIA/Jetson, Plasma 5.27 LTS in Kubuntu
    3 stories
  56. Krita in Stores — Update
    or quite some time now Krita has been available in various app stores
  57. KDE Frameworks 5.111.0
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  58. Sparky 2023.10 Special Editions
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  59. Microsoft gives unexpected tutorial on how to install Linux
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  60. Generative AI on NVIDIA Jetson Orin, Jetpack 6 SDK to support multiple OSes
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  61. Security Leftovers and Windows TCO
    a few on Windows TCO
  62. Proprietary/Artificial Intelligence (AI) Leftovers
    Many stories, Microsoft focus
  63. Kubernetes Leftovers
    2 stories for now
  64. Programming Programming
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  65. Fedora 39 is Preparing for Release
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  66. Rethinking multi-grain timestamps
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  67. Open Hardware: Raspberry Pi and Arduino Projects/News
    3 stories
  68. GNU/Linux-centric Devices: NAS Software, Pickup, RISC-V, and More
    5 stories
  69. GNU/Linux Versus Windows: 2 New Articles
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  70. Firefox Focus and "Mercury is an Optimized Variant of Firefox"
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  71. Software for GNU/Linux: Authenticator, Uh-Halp, VPNs, and Lynis
    4 items that are new
  72. Release of Cockpit 303 and Krita in Stores
    Some software news
  73. today's howtos
    many from last night
  74. Medevel's Review/Overview of Some Free Software
    Many new posts yesterday
  75. GNU: poke now available in PTXdist, Texinfo 7.1 and MediaGoblin 0.13.0 released
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  76. Still Enhancing the Web Site
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