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Rust Coreutils 0.8 Had Better GNU Coreutils Compatibility Than Rust Coreutils 0.9, Rust is a Disaster for Ubuntu or Distros That Try to Replace GNU With Microsoft GitHub [original]
And non-GPL licences
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Kernel Release 7.1-rc6
almost final
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Android Leftovers
You Can Take Vibrant Photos With These 3 Tricks For Android Phones
New
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Besgnulinux major version 4-0 ready to use
Some great features have been added to the Font Manager tool
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Ditana 0.9.3 Beta release notes
In 0.9.3, all of this lives in a new, separately-versioned repository — ditana-config — as structured data in KDL v2
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GNU/Linux Leftovers
GNU/Linux and a little more
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GNU/Linux Devices and Open Hardware Projects
hardware picks
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Global IP TV Panel and EcoTube media player in EasyOS
Updates on EasyOS
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today's howtos
Instructionals/Technical picks
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Sharing and Free, Libre, and Open Source Software Leftovers
FOSS and more
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Programming Leftovers
Steven Deobald and more
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KDE: Ocean, OpenKylin, Kdenlive, and More
KDE news and updates
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Games: Steam Deck, Anbernic, Fortune Seller, and "Stop Killing Games"
gaming and more
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Android Leftovers
My Favorite Android 17 Feature Isn't AI. It's This Anti-Doomscrolling Tool
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Free and Open Source Software, and Benchmark
This is free and open source software
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SextantOS – Arch-based Linux distribution
SextantOS is an Arch-based Linux distribution built around keyboard navigation
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This month in KDE Linux: May 2026
Welcome to another edition of “This month in KDE Linux” — KDE’s in-progress operating system
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KStars 3.8.3 Released
KStars v3.8.3 is released on 2026.06.01 for Windows, Linux, and MacOS
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Two Years After Mark Lewis Stepped in to Defend Us From Americans Connected to Microsoft, Funded by Third Parties [original]
There's lots more to come for years, maybe 5 years
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Linux Lite 8.0 “Hematite” Launches with Linux Kernel 7.0, Ubuntu 26.04 LTS Base
Linux Lite 8.0 distribution is now available for download based on Ubuntu 26.04 LTS (Resolute Raccoon) and powered by the Linux 7.0 kernel series. Here’s what’s new!
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Your Linux system is secretly using your hard drive as RAM, and that's a good thing
If you spend time around serious Linux users
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I add KDE's best feature to every Linux GNOME system—here's why
When you use Linux, there are two dominant and well-established desktop environments that reign supreme
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KDE Linux drops AUR from its build pipeline over security and reliability concerns
During my stint with Arch Linux
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Linux desktops finally learned restraint, and that's the upgrade Windows still hasn't made
Meanwhile, I've been keeping an eye on what's going on with the Linux kernel
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Fedora isn't the best cutting-edge Linux distro anymore
Over the past decade, Fedora has earned its reputation as the go-to cutting-edge Linux distro
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Most people install Linux the hard way for no reason. Here's the easy process that's never failed me
Installing Linux has a reputation for being difficult or technical
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Best Free and Open Source Software
This is free and open source software
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SystemRescue – Linux system rescue toolkit
SystemRescue, formerly known as SystemRescueCd, is a Linux system rescue toolkit that runs from a bootable medium and is designed for administrating
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Summer [original]
Tomorrow we'll begin to see (then share) some new data from statCounter
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Review: The PineTab2 with various operating systems
I recently talked about why it is not common to find GNU/Linux distributions running on tablets
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DEBIX expands its SBC lineup with Model D and R3576-01 boards
In terms of software support, DEBIX lists Yocto and Zephyr for the Model D
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Euro‑Office Sets June 9 Launch in Bid for EU Digital Sovereignty
Backed by major European vendors, Euro‑Office takes on Microsoft, Google Docs, and OnlyOffice
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In 2026 We Can't Read About Cybersecurity [original]
The state of online news is so sad
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TileOS 2.0
Debian-based distribution with tiling window managers
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Today in Techrights
Some of the latest articles
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9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: May 31st, 2026
The 294th installment of the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup is here for the week ending May 31st, 2026.
The corresponding text-only bulletin for Monday contains all the text.Top-read articles (excluding bot/crawler visits):
