Over at Tux Machines...
posted by Roy Schestowitz on Nov 22, 2023
Updated This Past Day
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4 stories
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Tor Browser 13.0.1 is now available from the Tor Browser download page and also from our distribution directory
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As of today, NVK is now an officially conformant implementation of the Vulkan 1.0 API on NVIDIA Turing hardware
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Kyocera launches unlocked DuraSport 5G Android 13 smartphone on UScellular
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If you are using the open source Firefox web browser to browse YouTube and watch its videos, then you might have noticed that there is an artificial delay that was added recently whenever you try to watch a video
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A week ago we distinguished (in the schema) "news" from "original/s", just like in the old and original site
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The future is UNIX-like operating systems, including GNU/Linux and BSDs
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Mozilla published today the final build of the Firefox 120 web browser, slated for release on November 21st, 2023, so it’s time to take a closer look at the new features and improvements.
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specification is now published
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RHEL clone Rocky Linux 9.3 has been released today and it’s now available for download as a free alternative to Red Hat’s enterprise Linux distributions CentOS Stream and Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
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The Xen Project, an open source hypervisor hosted at the 'Linux' Foundation
New
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I made another release of Linux Desktop Migration Tool
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many for this day so far
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3 new episodes
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security twists
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PR and posturing
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today's leftovers
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Educational and more
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“URL” is this mythical concept of a string that identifies a resource online and yet there is no established standard for its syntax
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3 stories
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4 articles by Liam Dawe
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5 howtos
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In the world of Linux clipboard managers few can match the panache of Pano, a GNOME Shell extension I first wrote about last year
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Password manager is an incredibly helpful utility, and there's no shortage of options when finding one
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Explore the latest Firefox 120 release, featuring enhanced privacy controls, security boosts, and exciting developer updates.
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Here's how you can enable or disable the new rounded Google Chrome UI, which brings rounded corners in tabs, buttons.
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mostly the latter
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"Free Software Freedom is Not Linux," as Thomas Grzybowski explained 3 years ago
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New release
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only 3 posts in 2 months and all of them bear no text, just some link to another site
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The latest release of TensorFlow, version 2.15, is out now — and brings with it a much easier way to get started with CUDA-based accelerated machine learning on NVIDIA hardware under Linux
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You are unlikely to find the Raspberry Pi computer in most big-box electronics stores because it is not advertised heavily like the more popular Mac and Windows computers
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Google Drive redesigns the document scanner on Android
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4 more links
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FOSS news
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Rust, Shell, and more
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Cost of adopting Microsoft stacks
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mostly Raspberry Pi
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It's doomed to sink... but the how and why is interesting
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Built with a Raspberry Pi 4, a RPi Hi Quality camera, and a Pimoroni Tiny2040
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Today, there’s open source options for pretty much anything mainstream
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EndeavourOS has a new major release today dubbed Galileo, which comes with some significant and exciting changes for fans of this Arch Linux-based rolling release distribution.
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7 articles by Liam Dawe
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Some monthly stats
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patches and incidents
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Elementary OS going full speed ahead, but Parachutist Parakeet considers a new, post-Enlightenment glide path
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Learn what's new in EndeavourOS "Galileo" release, which brings KDE Plasma desktop as default option, dropping Xfce and additional updates.
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Claws Email 4.2 has just been released, and it comes packed with several enhancements and bug fixes to improve your email experience on Linux desktops.
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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.
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This is a multi-part blog looking at an Intel NUC 13 Pro Mini PC running Linux
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Here's how you can create a Fibonacci sequence in LibreOffice or OpenOffice Calc.
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Smartphones, tablet PCs, laptop PCs, or servers supported by PureOS, from Purism, do not require the Purism customer to click on “I Agree”
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By Lunduke
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Midnight Heist, developed and published by MediaTale
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half a dozen more stories
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I learned this week that you can intercept and redirect Postgres query execution
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C++, Python, and more
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GNU/Linux-friendly (or centric) hardware
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3 stories
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5 stories for now
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Plus: 8 Amazing GNU/Linux Distributions for Kids
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3 new lists
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application that makes it easy to use modern, natural sounding, text-to-speech voices on Linux
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a lot has happened in the Nextcloud world since then
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many howtos for the night
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4 new ones, finished or upcoming
