Over at Tux Machines...
posted by Roy Schestowitz on Nov 18, 2023
Updated This Past Day
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We were discussing Firefox versus Chromium on the forum
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Calibre developer Kovid Goyal announced today the release and general availability of Calibre 7.0 as the latest stable version and a major update to this powerful, free, open-source, and cross-platform e-book management software.
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Wireshark 4.2 introduces smarter display filter autocomplete, avoiding invalid syntax for more efficient network analysis
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FFmpeg 6.1 open-source multimedia framework has been released today as a major update that brings new features, new decoders, new filters, and many other changes.
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Bright future for Enterprise Linux with OpenELA’s RHEL-compatible sources for packages now available. More is on the way
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HandBrake 1.7 has been released today as a major update to this open-source, free, and cross-platform video transcoder application for GNU/Linux.
New
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one day's articles
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some howtos for Friday
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a few assorted links and video
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incidentrs and high costs of ownership (TCO), not even ownership
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2 new episodes
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Linux, the open-source operating system that powers millions of devices worldwide
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Chinese smartphone vendor Oppo says it has begun rolling out ColorOS 14, its variant based on Android 14, to its 600 million active users
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ByteDance has a proposal to make this easier
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In another unexpected turn of events, the latest Linux 6.6 kernel series has been officially marked as LTS (Long Term Support) on the kernel.org website with a predicted life expectancy of at least three years.
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Bootlin’s Linux kernel support for H.264 video encoding with the Allwinner V3/V3s/S3 platforms consists of patchsets on top of the mainline Linux Cedrus driver
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As always, if you find any issues please report them
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The KDE launcher also isn’t doing anything fancy; it’s matching on metadata associated with the launcher
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BSD news
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Raspberry Pi 5, MIKROE, and more
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R, Java, Shell...
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New release
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Some FOSS in relation to the WWW
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FOSS news, misc.
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Some FOSS highlights
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Last month saw the release of the Linux 6.6 kernel, a big update jam-packed with new features, hardware support, security enhancements, and performance improvements
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A large amount of software updates made it into openSUSE Tumbleweed snapshots this week
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Open source EMR software has an important role to play
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half a dozen new stories from Liam Dawe
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5 related stories
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only 5 for now
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ChatGPT not doing anything for Bing
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Security links, part II
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Learn how to install the latest LXQt 1.4 desktop environment using backport PPA in Lubuntu 22.04.
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also some FUD
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3 more links
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FSF, Tor, and more
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Time tracking software can be an effective solution to enhance productivity and control time expenses
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R, Rust, and more
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Some IBM news
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A pair of reports about Raspberry Pi
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2 new articles about games
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Cost of Microsoft mindset
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3 new updates
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The Lubuntu developers have decided to backport the LXQt 1.4 desktop environment to the latest Lubuntu 23.10 (Mantic Minotaur) release.
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3 new stories
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RHEL release
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Valve today officially released the Steam Deck OLED Linux-powered gaming handheld that brings a bigger screen with high dynamic range (HDR) support, a bigger battery, and more.
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Android's new Private Space feature could let you hide apps and data on your phone
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A guide to what you'll need to think about if you switch your old laptops to Linux Mint
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many howtos for the day
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Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, has released MicroCloud, which is a low-touch private cloud any business can use
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It's a Swiss Army knife that can do anything and that's part of its definition
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GNU/Linux, BSD, and more
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5 assorted FOSS stories
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New release
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3 links
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proprietary junk
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Security-related stories
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MX Linux 23 is coming to the Raspberry Pi as the team announced today the first alpha version of an updated MX Linux respin image for the tiny single-board computer.
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Microsoft breaking things
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Some Kubernetes news from the official blog
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7 posts by Liam Dawe
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My favourite affordable Android phone is even cheaper in Google's Black Friday sale
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Some kernel news
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Lubuntu developer Simon Quigley informs us today about the availability of the latest LXQt 1.4 desktop environment for users of the long-term supported Lubuntu 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish) operating system series.
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The Kdenlive team met last weekend in Zürich for a sprint. Many topics were discussed, here is a quick overview of what we did
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Python and more
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some new ones
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mostly IBM and derivatives
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But as noted by Hackster.io, Nordic also just released a Linux driver for nRF70 chips and tested with a Raspberry Pi 4 running Ubuntu 22.04 64-bit connected to the nRF7002 EK through an interposer board
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3 stories/projects
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morning batch of howtos
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This guide compiles various methods to give your preferred Linux distribution a makeover with a macOS theme
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Did the Linux developers make an egregious error more than a decade ago that has crippled Linux performance to this day
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OBS Studio 30 is now available for download coming with exciting new features, as well as numerous other changes and bug fixes for this popular free and open-source screencasting and streaming app.
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The product announcement indicates that the Banana Pi BPI-M7 board will support Debian Buster, Android 12 and Linux Kernel 5.10
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his report covers hrev57309 through hrev57363 (again a bit of a shorter month than average.)
