THRIVE-ONE: The Definitive Open Source Learning & Certifications Library

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WPS Office for Linux Gets New Look, Now Supports Ubuntu 22.04+

A new version to the free (but not open-source) WPS Office is available for Linux. It’s been an age since I last mentioned WPS Office on this blog. The main reason for this is I don’t use office software (and if I even need to, LibreOffice …

Debian Turns 30 Years Old: Happy Birthday!

Meanwhile, the Debian Project continues the work on current and future releases of Debian to give us the best possible releases.
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Devuan 5 ‘Daedalus’ Released for the Purist GNU/Linux Users

Powered by Linux kernel 6.1 LTS, Devuan 5 Daedalus comes standing on the shoulders of Debian 12 Bookworm. Here’s what’s new!
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MongoDB Queryable Encryption Helps Improve Data Privacy

MongoDB Queryable Encryption helps organizations protect sensitive data when it is queried and in-use on MongoDB. Learn more here.
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The Linux Foundation Announces Keynote Speakers for WasmCon 2023

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OpenMandriva Lx 23.08 Brings Linux Kernel 6.4, Mesa 23.2

OpenMandriva Lx 23.08 is powered by Linux 6.4 kernel as well as the latest Mesa 23.2 graphics stack for Linux gaming.
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Almost All VPNs Are Vulnerable to Traffic-Leaking TunnelCrack Attacks

Several vulnerabilities affecting most VPNs can be exploited to read user traffic, steal user information, or even attack user devices.
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Shaping the Future: A Conversation with Jory Burson on the 2023 State of Open Standards

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New Release of Open-Source Podcast Client gPodder

A new version of gPodder, the open-source podcast client for Windows, macOS, and Linux, has been released. The latest update builds on the existing feature set (which is fairly comprehensive…

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KDE Wallpaper Competition Kicks-Off – Win a 13-inch Framework Laptop

Grab your crayons, Krita, or whatever else you use to create stunning artwork because KDE devs are looking for a new desktop wallpaper and there are prizes to be won! “Prizes?”, you ask – yes, prizes plural: a 13-inch Framework laptop and y…

Ubuntu 23.10 to Debut a New ‘Ubuntu Store’ Based on Flutter

As things stand now, Canonical seems to be going full-steam ahead for integrating Flutter-based elements into Ubuntu 23.10.
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What’s New in COSMIC: Themes and APIs

COSMIC is a new, yet-to-be-released Rust-based desktop environment for Pop!_OS and other Linux distros that is populating some base systems.
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Debian Systems Patched Against ‘Downfall,’ ‘INCEPTION’ CPU Flaws

The Debian Project released an updated kernel and intel-microcode packages for all supported Debian GNU/Linux releases. Learn more here.
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OpenSSH 9.4 Is a Bug-Fix Release That Adds Some New Features

OpenSSH 9.4 now allows forwarding Unix Domain sockets via the “-W” option and adds support for configuration tags. Here’s what’s new!
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SandboxAQ Open Sources Cryptography Management Tool for Post-Quantum Era

SandboxAQ introduced an open-source cryptography management framework built for the post-quantum era. Learn more here
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Wipeout Racing Game Gets a Rewrite, Here’s How to Build it on Ubuntu

Want to play an improved version of famed futuristic racing game wipEout on Ubuntu? Chances are you do as this game is considered something of a classic. A bona-fide hit on PlayStation when released (it also came to DOS and the Sega Saturn) its success…

See System Info on Linux with New App ‘Inspector’

Want to learn more about the hardware your Linux device uses? Inspector is a new GTK4/libdawaita app that lets you do just that. System info apps for Linux aren’t in…

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Keyboard Backlight Control Added to GNOME 45

Among the many new features in GNOME 45 is keyboard backlight control from the Quick Settings menu. When GNOME 45 (currently in beta) is running on a device with compatible,…

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FOSS Week in Review: Window Maker Live Adopts Systemd, New Tails on the Down Low, and Google-Free /e/OS

In this week’s news roundup we look at the release of three Linux-based operating systems — one focused on privacy, one on the desktop, and the third for going mobile.
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