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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Aug 23, 2025,
updated Aug 23, 2025
Updated This Past Day
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We'll be back to normal about a month from now, as things start to settle again
New
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mostly GNU/Linux, as usual
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New shows/videos
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Games in the news
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a pair of updates from Barry Kauler
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Red Hat news
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Debian news
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hardware leftovers
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FOSS leftovers
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Development picks
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Security leftovers
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FFmpeg 8.0 has been released today as a major update to this open-source multimedia framework that introduces numerous features, including new decoders, as well as various improvements.
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Calibre 8.9 open-source e-book manager is now available for download with improvements to the annotations browser, HTMLZ output, and more.
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From 29th August, all items sent to the USA will have tariffs applied from them and the $800 USD deminimis rule will be removed for all countrie
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and Windows TCO
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That steeper learning curve has historically kept Linux in the background of industrial automation, until recently
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10 howtos for the day
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mostly from Red Hat's site
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Amazon May Switch to a More Familiar Android OS on Fire Tablets
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Mozilla’s Thunderbird team announced plans earlier this year to launch Thundermail
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Regarding software, the company mentions that the Debian images are available as part of the official MNT Reform System Image
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This is free and open source software
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Software support includes Debian, Ubuntu, and Armbian, with AI optimization handled through the RKNN-Toolkit2
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Game Bub, an open-source FPGA handheld designed for retro gaming, has just launched on Crowd Supply
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PCLinuxOS keeps rolling forward—faster, friendlier, and ready for anything you throw at it
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11 stories from GamingOnLinux
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3 stories
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Some of the latest articles
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