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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Nov 10, 2025,
updated Nov 10, 2025

Walked up on this young elk, not knowing mother was bedded down in the woods nearby, Elk County Pa on Rt 555 in September

Updated This Past Day

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  3. Next Milestone: Adding Search, Making Archives Easier to Navigate [original]
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    New

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  11. Bazzite Fall Update: Fedora 43, Xbox Allies, Legion Go 2, Nvidia GTX
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  12. OpenIndiana Snapshot 2025.10 Available
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  13. Sculpt OS release 25.10
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  14. Besgnulinux JWM 3-1 version is ready for use
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  15. NebiOS X “Cappadocia” 10.0 — Final/RTM Release Notes
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  16. Ventoy as "perfect travel-ready productivity toolkit" and SageMath as Mathematica replacement
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  17. Open Hardware/Modding: Homelab projects, OPNsense on Proxmox, and Raspberry Pi projects to try this weekend
    some hardware endeavours
  18. 4 Arch Linux myths that need to stop spreading
    We need to stop these myths before they scare away the Linux newcomers
  19. GNU/Linux Leftovers
    Debian, Oracle, and more
  20. Free, Libre, and Open Source Software, Real Ownership, and Sharing
    FOSS and more
  21. Google Summer of Labour in NetBSD, Swift Programming Language Now Available for FreeBSD
    BSD news
  22. Security Leftovers
    Security news and morwe
  23. Hardware: BeagleBoard, Raspberry Pi, and More
    hardware hacking and Linux
  24. today's howtos
    a handful of Sunday howtos
  25. I made a portable Linux drive that boots on nearly any computer
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  26. WINE or Emulation: Bottles 52.1 Released and Retro PC Gaming the Easy Way with DOSBox Pure Unleashed
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  27. Android Leftovers
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  28. The original Raspberry Pi's end-of-life countdown has just started
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  29. Crystal Linux: An Avant-garde Mix of Arch Linux and GNOME
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  32. I fell in love with Ubuntu 25.10—but only after making these 7 tweaks
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  33. My handheld gaming console is also my portable Linux workstation
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  34. QuickBib – fetch BibTeX for DOIs and arXiv identifiers
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  35. LibraZiK – Debian-based Linux distribution for music production
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  36. 5 reasons I’ve never used Arch Linux as a daily driver and never will
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  37. After 5 years, I’m finally leaving Ubuntu for this Linux distro
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  38. I'm finally jumping on the CachyOS bandwagon this weekend
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  39. KDE Plasma 6.6 and KDE Plasma Automatic Time Zone
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  40. Free and Open Source Software
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  41. Luberri – Linux Mint-based distro for Basque speakers
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  42. Building Chromium for Slackware
    Slackware users should have a choice of browsers
  43. Proton Experimental and Hardware Leftovers
    3 misc. links for today
  44. Today in Techrights
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