Oracle is the #1 contributor to the Linux kernel in 6.1

With the release of 6.1, Oracle is once
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DietPi Released a New Version 8.13

The latest DietPi v8.13 release comes with a new image for the NanoPi R5C and a couple of improvements and bug fixes.
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It’s Official: 3rd-Party Twitter Apps No Longer Allowed

Welp, it’s official: 3rd-party Twitter clients are no longer allowed to exist. As per Engadget, the social networking site has updated its developer agreement to state that devs can not “use…

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Kodi 20 ‘Nexus’ Brings AV1 Hardware Decoding, PipeWire Support

Kodi 20 Nexus is a massive update that introduces major and exciting new features like support for the PipeWire multimedia server and more.
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Ubuntu 22.04.2 Point Release Delayed by 2 Weeks

“Unexpected complications” have delayed the second point release to Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. The new HWE stack will also arrive later than planned.
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KDE Frameworks 5.102 Enables File Transfers Over 2GB in KDE Connect

KDE Frameworks 5.102 is packed with many changes, including support for file transfers over 2GB in size in KDE Connect.
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How to run queries and use policies to monitor your system in FleetDM

Use FleetDM to run queries across your Osquery-enabled hosts, aggregate the results for easier processing, and use policies to evaluate compliance with standards.
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The Linux Foundation Announces Conference Schedule for Cassandra Summit 2023

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New Ubuntu Kernel Security Updates Fix 5 Vulnerabilities

The new kernel security updates come only a week after the previous batch, which addressed more than 20 vulnerabilities.
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Linux Foundation Announces Launch of the Open Metaverse Foundation

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Discourse 3.0 Brings Much-Needed Feature Additions

Open-source forum software Discourse has a new major upgrade! Check out the many new features and improvements here.
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Apache Faces Name Opposition From American Indian Activists

Natives in Tech is calling on the Apache Foundation to change its name on grounds that the company has appropriated the Apache tribe’s name.
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The Linux Foundation Announces Conference Schedule for Cassandra Summit 2023

The world’s largest gathering of Apache Cassandra® community members features 60 sessions showcasing how organizations everywhere are bridging Cassandra to the future. SAN FRANCISCO, January 18, 2023 — The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization enabling mass innovation through open source, today announced the full schedule for Cassandra Summit, a 2-day conference focused on Apache Cassandra®… […]

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Chromium 109 Update Brings Faster Scrolling to Linux Users

Browsing on Linux just got a whole lot better! Chrome and Chromium 109 update brings faster scrolling for a seamless experience.
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Use FleetDM to optimize system monitoring with Osquery

Use FleetDM to optimize system monitoring with Osquery Image Photo by Christina Morillo from Pexels Get started with FleetDM, an open source tool to submit and schedule queries across your Osquery agents, filtering them as needed. Posted: January 18, 2023 | %t min read| by Anthony Critelli (Sudoer) Topics:   Monitoring   Command line utilities   Read the full article on […]

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System76 Teases All-New AMD-Powered Pangolin Linux Laptop

Due to popular requests, System76 has been hard at work on a refreshed Pangolin laptop that will feature the new AMD Ryzen 7 6800U processor.
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GNOME Data Reveals Most of Us Use GNOME Extensions

Last summer GNOME invited its users to run a simple information collection tool to provide them with data on how they configure their systems. And now it’s sharing details about…

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Unity 7.7 to Get a UnityX Flavor With Wayland Support

UnityX is now being developed as a flavor of the upcoming Unity 7.7 release that will offer more customization options.
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LibreOffice 7.4.4 Releases With More Than 110 Bug Fixes

The LibreOffice 7.4.4 point release brings even more bug fixes to make the LibreOffice 7.4 office suite series more stable and reliable.
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Linux SLUB Allocator Internals and Debugging – KFENCE, Part 4 of 4

The final of the series on Slub Allocato
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