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Flathub: The Linux Desktop App Store Is Growing Up

Maybe, just maybe, we can agree that Flathub should be the Linux desktop app store we’ve long needed. Learn more here.
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Vanilla OS Drops Ubuntu, Adopts Debian Sid for New Release

The Vanilla OS team announced that the upcoming Vanilla OS 2.0 “Orchid” will be based on Debian sid instead of Ubuntu Linux. Learn more here.
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EndeavourOS Cassini Nova Arrives with Linux Kernel 6.2

A new revision of EndeavourOS is available for download. EndeavourOS Cassini nova is a bug-fix update to last month’s EndeavourOS Cassini Neo release. The Arch-based distro issues new ISO regularly…

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SparkyLinux 2023.03 Brings Linux Kernel 6.1, KDE Plasma 5.27 LTS

The SparkyLinux 2023.03 release brings a new Debian repository that provides non-free firmware, which should translate into better hardware support.
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Big data basics: What sysadmins need to know

Learn what big data is, how data is processed and visualized, and key big data terms to know.
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Ubuntu May Soon Offer a Better Window Tiling Experience

Quarter tiling on Ubuntu is a step closer to reality, with rumours devs want to add popular window tiling GNOME extension to default installs.
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OpenSSF Membership Growth Signals Technical Communities’ Continued Commitment to Investing in Security

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Vanilla OS Ditches Ubuntu for Debian

I took a look at Vanilla OS earlier this year and came away mighty impressed by its immutability, its multi-spoked package manager, and its thoughtful implementation atop an Ubuntu base….

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DBoM project goes live

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The value of open source software is more than cost savings

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Linux Kernel 6.3 RC1 Brings Intel VPU Driver, Rust Updates

Check out the changes in Linux Kernel 6.3 RC1, which brings more Rust support with updates across CPU, GPU, storage, and more.
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Vulnerability in DJI Drones May Reveal Pilot’s Location

Serious security vulnerabilities identified in multiple DJI drones have the potential to allow users to modify crucial drone identification details. Learn more here.
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How to encrypt Bash shell variables with Ansible Vault

Use Ansible Vault to share encrypted Bash environment variables across projects.
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Flathub’s Got Big Plans for 2023

With more than 2,000 apps available and daily downloads of over 700,000 (!) it’s fair to say Flathub is now the de-facto ‘app store’ for Linux, not just for Flatpak apps. And things show no signs of slowing down. Endless CEO and GNOME…

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LibreELEC 11 Launches With Kodi 20, Support for NVIDIA GPUs

LibreELEC 11 is a major update that ships with Kodi 20 “Nexus” and introduces a new Generic-Legacy image supporting NVIDIA GPUs and more.
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End of the Road for ‘Peek’ and ‘Markets’ Linux Apps

Two valuable apps being discontinued is not what you wanted to hear today. But, there’s hope with a fork and alternatives.
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Pano Visual Clipboard Manager Adds UI Customization Options, Favorites

Pano, a next-gen clipboard manager for GNOME Shell, has been updated with some major improvements. Check them out here.
 
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3 fundamental tools to troubleshoot Linux performance problems

In this article and video, you’ll learn how to collect information about your Linux system’s performance.
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Proton Drive Mobile Apps Are Now Open Source

Proton is a well-known open source-focused company, with well-known applications, such as Proton Mail and Proton VPN. Now, it has open-sourced code for the mobile apps of its recently released Proton Drive service for Android and iOS.
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Nitrux 2.7 Releases With Maui Shell, KDE Plasma 5.27 LTS Flavors

Powered by the long-term supported Linux 6.1 LTS kernel series, Nitrux 2.7 is here to offer a brand-new flavor of its ISO image. Learn more here.
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