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  21. Release of Wine 10.12
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  22. Android Leftovers
    Leak reveals Samsung Auto DeX as an alternative to Android Auto for over 8,500 vehicle models
  23. The software we have to use at work must respect our freedom
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  26. today's leftovers
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  27. Open Hardware/Modding: Raspberry Pi and Weekly GNU-like Mobile Linux
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  28. today's howtos
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  29. Videos About GNU/Linux and Free Software
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