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  3. today's leftovers
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  5. today's howtos
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  6. OviOS Linux v5.0 DRACO Edition released.
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  7. Peropesis 2.5: build-automation tools cmake, meson, ninja and file manager mc
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  8. Archcraft April 2024 Release
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  9. AV Linux MX Edition 23.2 ISO Update!
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  13. OpenRazer 3.8 Update Brings Support for New Devices
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  14. Android Leftovers
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  15. Lakka 5.0 Released for Retro Gaming Enthusiasts
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  18. Programming and Devices
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  19. Software Leftovers
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  20. Moving to GNU/Linux and Linux Weekly Roundup
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  21. Recent Videos About GNU/Linux and Free Software
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  22. Security and Windows TCO Leftovers
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  23. today's howtos
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  24. GNOME Plans for A New File Chooser Dialog
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  25. Today in Techrights
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  26. Security Leftovers
    Security links, with Linux and Windows picks
  27. AnberDeck mod turns Anbernic RG353V game system into a handheld Linux terminal
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