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Updated This Past Day
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today's leftovers
Debian and more
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Web Browsers/Clients
some leftovers
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Games: Steam and Lossless Scaling
some gaming picks
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Gadgets, Open Source/Hardware, and More
hardware picks
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Programming Leftovers
Development picks
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Security Leftovers
Security related links
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Instructionals/Technical Leftovers
today's howtos
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LibreOffice Reminds People of How Abusive Monopolist Microsoft Illegally 'Raided' ISO for Fake 'Standard'
OOXML commentary
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Android Leftovers
Chrome OS Will Merge With Android and Sony Surprises With a New Camera
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Unplugged and Unstoppable: How Linux Transforms Laptop Power Management
In an era when remote work, video conferencing, and travel-heavy lifestyles are the norm
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Zen Browser updates to latest Firefox version and fixes Linux performance bugs
Zen Browser is a recent fork of Firefox that focusses on privacy
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today's leftovers
only 2 for now
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Devuan, Ubuntu, and Linuxfx
Debian-derived distros
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Open Hardware/Modding: Raspberry Pi, Luckfox Lyra Pi, and More
Hardware picks
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OpenBSD chflags vs. Log Tampering
a pair of links
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today's howtos
7 howtos for now
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Fedora and Red Hat Leftovers
mostly from the official sites
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Linux Phone
What has 8 ARM cores, 8 GB of RAM, fits in a pocket, and runs NixOS
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Backup tool Rescuezilla resurrects itself across six Ubuntus
2.6.1 adds Plucky Puffin and Firefox actually works this time
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Ubuntu 25.10 Wallpaper Contest Opened for Submission
Wallpaper Contest for next Ubuntu 25.10, Questing Quokka, is opened
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Best Free and Open Source Software
This is free and open source software
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Transitous Hack Weekend July 2025
Last weekend I attended the Transitous Hack Weekend in Berlin
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This Week in Plasma: rounded bottom corners
This week we continues the feature work for Plasma 6.5
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MX Linux 23.6 on a Nvidia-powered laptop, behold results!
I've been using MX Linux for a long time now, mostly on elden hardware
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Games: Brickadia, Noobs Are Coming, and More
latest 8 from GamingOnLinux
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Fde Rogue Devices: Protecting against rogue devices in openSUSE with Full Disk Encryption
openSUSE have now multiple ways to configure a Full Disk Encryption (FDE) installation
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Free, Libre, and Open Source Software Leftovers
and programming
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GNU/Linux and Hardware Projects
today's leftovers
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Today in Techrights
Some of the latest articles
The corresponding text-only bulletin for Saturday contains all the text.