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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Nov 28, 2023

Updated This Past Day

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    Revamped PipeWire 1.0.0 delivers memfd/dma-buf leak resolutions, improved JACK port handling, and more
  2. Nitrux 3.2 Released with Aesthetic FHS, Linux Kernel 6.6 LTS, and Updated Installer
    Nitrux 3.2 systemd-free and Debian-based distribution is now available for download with Aesthetic FHS file system implementation, Secure Boot support, and Linux kernel 6.6 LTS.
  3. TUXEDO Sirius 16 Unveiled as TUXEDO’s First All-AMD Linux Gaming Laptop
    TUXEDO Sirius 16 announced as TUXEDO Computers’ first all-AMD Linux gaming laptop featuring AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS and AMD Radeon RX 7600M XT.
  4. Linux 6.7-rc3
    By Linus Torvalds
  5. MiniDebConf Cambridge Reports
    2 repors from Andrew Cater
  6. Rocky Linux 9.3 Brings Back Cloud and Container Images for PowerPC 64-Bit
    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.
  7. Ultramarine Linux 39 Launches Featuring Fedora’s Latest Innovations
    Ultramarine Linux 39 combines the latest kernel 6.5 with Budgie 10.8.2, offering a different Fedora computing experience
  8. Links 27/11/2023: Australian Wants Tech Companies Under Grip
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  9. today's howtos
    a few howtos for early Monday
  10. Nations Where Microsoft Windows Falls to Almost Single-Digit Market Share
    In many parts of the world Windows is already becoming a rarer sight

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  11. LinuxYuck: Openwashing-as-a-Service, Even for Controversial Microsoft Back Doors on Many Computer Boards
    For those who don't know what ThreadX is and why it's so notorious (Microsoft merely bought it as a Trojan horse), research the matter
  12. Serving in a Third of a Second (HTTP/S and Gemini)
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  13. Oracle Linux 8 Update 9
    new release and more
  14. History is Not an Opinion
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  15. 54 Gemini Clients You Can Use to Browse Gemini Edition (gemini://gemini.tuxmachines.org)
    latest list
  16. We've Done Better Since Abandoning Twitter and Other Social Control Networks
    Use your own site, not others' (especially not sites controlled by sociopaths for personal gain)
  17. Microsoft's Bing Has Collapsed in Pakistan Since 'ChatGPT' Hype
    What is the future of Microsoft if even hundreds of millions in media bribes (for puff pieces) cannot revitalise its search ambitions?
  18. Releases: Data Generator for PostgreSQL, Kiwi TCMS, Notepad++
    3 new releases
  19. New or Updated Lists of GNU/Linux Software
    3 lists today
  20. today's leftovers
    GIMP, kew, and more
  21. Programming Leftovers
    PHP and more
  22. Qubes OS 4.2.0-rc5 is available for testing
    5th RC for 4.2.0 is now available
  23. OpenZFS Data Loss, Linux Revisionism, and Wayland Conflict
    Kernel and graphics
  24. Security Leftovers and Windows TCO
    4 stories
  25. today's howtos
    only 5 for now
  26. EasyOS Kirkstone-series version 5.6.4 released
    and some more news
  27. Android Leftovers
    This forgotten Android phone did something incredible 4 years ago
  28. Programming Leftovers
    4 links for today
  29. Free, Libre, and Open Source Software Leftovers
    Mastodon and curl
  30. today's howtos
    7 howtos for the afternoon
  31. Building a NetBSD ramdisk kernel
    When I used OpenBSD, I was a big fan of bsd.rd: a kernel that includes a root file system with an installer and a few tools
  32. Audiocasts/Shows: TWIL and LINUX Unplugged
    2 new episodes
  33. Olimex launches STMicro STM32MP157 SoM and open-source hardware EVB
    Olimex provides a minimal Debian 11 image with Linux 6.x for the module and EVB
  34. Anniversary release: KPhotoAlbum 5.12.0
    We're happy to announce the new release 5.12.0 of KPhotoAlbum, the KDE photo management program
  35. 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: November 26th, 2023
    The 164th installment of the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup is here for the week ending on November 26th, 2023
  36. Open Hardware/Modding: Hacking and Raspberry Pi in Education
    3 stories
  37. Security and Windows TCO
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