Tech News Digest - 2025-06-23
📢 Nominated For Three Glemmys
Security updates for Monday
Category: Linux
Tags: Linux, Red Hat
Published: Mon, 23 Jun 2025 14:09:24 +0000
TL;DR: Here is a 2-sentence summary:
Multiple Linux distributions have issued security updates to address various vulnerabilities, including AlmaLinux, Debian, Fedora, Mageia, Oracle, Red Hat, SUSE, and Ubuntu. The updates cover a range of packages and libraries, such as libblockdev, chromium, apache-commons-beanutils, and perl-File-Find-Rule, among others.
Security updates have been issued by AlmaLinux (libblockdev and open-vm-tools), Debian (debian-security-support, gdk-pixbuf, konsole, and node-send), Fedora (apache-commons-beanutils, chromium, clamav, dotnet9.0, libblockdev, mediawiki, mingw-python-setuptools, pam, perl-File-Find-Rule, python-pycares, python-setuptools, spdlog, udisks2, and xorg-x11-server-Xwayland), Mageia (chromium-browser-stable), Oracle (apache-commons-beanutils, container-tools:ol8, gimp:2.8, idm:DL1, perl-FCGI:0.78, and postgresql), Red Hat (container-tools:rhel8, delve, git-lfs, go-toolset:rhel8, grafana, kernel, mod_auth_openidc, and spice-client-win), SUSE (apache-commons-beanutils, apache2-mod_security2, distribution, gstreamer-plugins-good, icu, ignition, perl, python310, python311, python312, and python39), and Ubuntu (apache-log4j1.2 and botan).
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Kernel prepatch 6.16-rc3
Category: Linux
Tags: General
Published: Sun, 22 Jun 2025 20:47:54 +0000
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Linus Torvalds has released Linux kernel version 6.16-rc3, which is available for testing. According to Linus, the release is typical in size and indicates no unusual issues or concerns.
Linus has released 6.16-rc3 for testing.
"So rc2 was smaller than usual, but rc3 seems to be right in the usual
ballpark for this time, so everything looks entirely normal.
"
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[$] How to write Rust in the kernel: part 1
Category: Linux
Tags: Linux
Published: Fri, 20 Jun 2025 18:18:49 +0000
TL;DR: Here is a summary of the text in 2 sentences:
The Linux kernel is incorporating more Rust code, making it essential for maintainers to understand how to read, review, and test this code. Since kernel Rust code differs from user-space Rust code, contributors with user-space experience will need additional guidance to work effectively with the kernel's Rust code.
The Linux kernel is seeing a steady accumulation of Rust code. As it becomes
more prevalent, maintainers may want to know how to read, review, and test the
Rust code that relates to their areas of expertise. Just as kernel C code is
different from user-space C code, so too is kernel Rust code somewhat different
from user-space Rust code. That fact makes Rust's
extensive documentation of
less use than it otherwise would be, and means that potential contributors with
user-space experience will need some additional instruction.
This article is the first in a multi-part series aimed at helping existing
kernel contributors become familiar with Rust, and helping existing Rust
programmers become familiar with what the kernel does differently from the
typical Rust project.
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## [$] A distributed filesystem for archival systems: ngnfs
Category: Linux
Tags: General
Published: Fri, 20 Jun 2025 17:15:46 +0000
TL;DR: Here is a summary of the text in 2 sentences:
Zach Brown presented a session on the new ngnfs filesystem at the 2025 Linux Storage, Filesystem, Memory Management, and BPF Summit. The ngnfs filesystem is designed for handling enormous data sets that are primarily stored offline, rather than being a next-generation NFS system as its name might suggest.
A new filesystem was the topic of a session led by Zach Brown at
the 2025 Linux Storage, Filesystem, Memory Management, and BPF Summit
(LSFMM+BPF). The
ngnfs
filesystem is not a "next generation" NFS, as might be guessed from the
name; Brown said that he did not think about that linkage
("
I hate naming so much
") until it was pointed out to him by Chuck
Lever in an email. It is, instead, a filesystem for enormous data sets
that are mostly stored offline.
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## Tag2upload is now ready for experimentation
Category: Linux
Tags: General
Published: Fri, 20 Jun 2025 14:13:58 +0000
TL;DR: Here is a summary of the text in 2 sentences:
Debian's new "tag2upload" service is now available for maintainers to use, allowing them to easily upload packages by pushing a signed Git commit that will be automatically built. The service is particularly useful once Debian 13 ("trixie") is released, and maintainers should be aware of the freeze and consider uploading to experimental first before targeting trixie.
Debian's long-awaited tag2upload service is
now ready for Debian maintainers to use in some circumstances. Tag2upload makes it easier for maintainers to upload packages, by allowing them to push a signed Git commit that will automatically be picked up and built, instead of pushing a build from their local machine. LWN covered the
discussion around the service in July of last year. With the timing of its readiness, it's likely to become more useful once Debian 13 ("trixie") is released.
Be very aware of the freeze! Do not just upload to unstable as
your first test! Uploads to unstable, targeting trixie, can be
done with tag2upload - but in most cases you will probably want to
upload the same package to experimental first.
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Intehill 13.4″ 4K+ Touchscreen Portable Monitor U13ZT Review
Category: Linux Today
Tags: General
Published: Mon, 23 Jun 2025 13:22:24 +0000
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The Intehill 13.4" 4K+ Touchscreen Portable Monitor U13ZT is being reviewed for its high-quality screen with 4K+ resolution and lightweight design. The review, originally published on Linux Today, provides an evaluation of this portable monitor's features and performance.
Want a high quality screen with 4K+ resolution that’s extremely lightweight. I’ve been evaluating the Intehill 13.4″ 4K+ Touchscreen Portable Monitor U13ZT. Here are my findings.
The post Intehill 13.4″ 4K+ Touchscreen Portable Monitor U13ZT Review appeared first on Linux Today.
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## Arch Linux Shifts to Pure WoW64 Builds for Wine and Wine-Staging
Category: Linux Today
Tags: General
Published: Mon, 23 Jun 2025 13:20:28 +0000
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Arch Linux has transitioned its builds of wine and wine-staging to pure WoW64 builds, removing the multilib dependency. This change allows for a more streamlined and efficient package management system for users of these packages on Arch Linux.
Arch Linux transitions wine & wine-staging to pure WoW64 builds, removing multilib dependency.
The post Arch Linux Shifts to Pure WoW64 Builds for Wine and Wine-Staging appeared first on Linux Today.
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## lstr: The Blazing-Fast Directory Tree Viewer in Rust
Category: Linux Today
Tags: General
Published: Mon, 23 Jun 2025 13:17:05 +0000
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The lstr command is a fast and feature-rich alternative to traditional directory tree viewers, allowing users to explore directories more efficiently in Linux. Written in Rust, lstr offers a minimalist interface with a focus on speed and ease of use for navigating file systems.
Explore Directories Faster in Linux with lstr, a Minimalist and Feature-Rich Tree Command Alternative!
The post lstr: The Blazing-Fast Directory Tree Viewer in Rust appeared first on Linux Today.
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## Fwupd 2.0.12 Released with Thunderbolt Emulation
Category: Linux Today
Tags: General
Published: Mon, 23 Jun 2025 13:14:39 +0000
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The fwupd 2.0.12 release brings new features, including Thunderbolt host emulation and SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) parsing. Additionally, it includes important fixes for devices from Dell, HP, and Logitech.
Fwupd 2.0.12 brings Thunderbolt host emulation, SBOM parsing, and important fixes for Dell, HP, and Logitech devices.
The post Fwupd 2.0.12 Released with Thunderbolt Emulation appeared first on Linux Today.
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## Banana Pi BPI-F3 Single Board Computer Running Linux: Introduction
Category: Linux Today
Tags: General
Published: Mon, 23 Jun 2025 13:12:01 +0000
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A new series of articles on Linux-focused RISC-V single board computers will explore the Banana Pi BPI-F3, an industrial-grade development board featuring a SpacemiT K1 8-core RISC-V AI CPU. The first article introduces the board's capabilities and provides an overview of its features and potential applications in deploying AI model algorithms.
This is a new series of articles focusing on RISC-V single board computers running Linux. One set of articles will focus on the Banana Pi BPI-F3, an industrial-grade RISC-V development board with SpacemiT K1 8-core RISC-V AI CPU, providing 2TOPs CPU fusion of general-purpose computing power to support rapid deployment of AI model algorithms.
The post Banana Pi BPI-F3 Single Board Computer Running Linux: Introduction appeared first on Linux Today.
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## Apple keeps pulling its own ads
Category: The Verge
Tags: General
Published: 2025-06-23T10:13:28-04:00
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Apple removed an advertisement just one day after posting it, making it the fourth ad to be taken down in over a year. The ad, titled "The Parent Presentation", featured comedian Martin Herlihy giving students tips on how to convince their parents to buy them a Mac.
Apple has taken down a new ad just one day after posting it, making it the fourth one removed in just over a year, as spotted earlier by MacRumors. The nearly eight-minute-long ad, titled “The Parent Presentation,” featured comedian Martin Herlihy giving students advice on how to convince their parents to buy them a Mac. […]
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## Hinge CEO Justin McLeod says dating AI chatbots is ‘playing with fire’
Category: The Verge
Tags: General
Published: 2025-06-23T10:00:00-04:00
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I'm interviewing Hinge founder and CEO Justin McLeod, whose app is one of the biggest in the US, rivaling only Tinder, both owned by Match Group. We're talking about online dating ecosystem consolidation.
Today, I’m talking with Hinge founder and CEO Justin McLeod. Hinge is one of the biggest dating apps in the United States — it’s rivaled only by Tinder, and both are owned by the massive conglomerate Match Group, which has consolidated a huge chunk of the online dating ecosystem. A fair warning here: I’ve never […]
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## Hinge is planning its own mobile payment system to avoid App Store fees
Category: The Verge
Tags: General
Published: 2025-06-23T10:00:00-04:00
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Hinge co-founder and CEO Justin McLeod plans to introduce an alternative payment service by the end of the year, which would allow Hinge to keep all of the revenue from transactions without Apple taking a cut. This move would "change the equation" for Hinge, potentially giving them more control over their monetization strategies.
As part of his appearance on the Decoder podcast, Hinge co-founder and CEO Justin McLeod says that the company would like to introduce an alternative payment service by the end of this year. With a Hinge-run alternative payment service, Apple won’t be able to take a cut of any purchases, and that “changes the equation” […]
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## Chromebook Plus laptops like Lenovo’s sleek, new 14-incher are getting free Gemini AI features
Category: The Verge
Tags: General
Published: 2025-06-23T09:00:00-04:00
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Google has announced new features for Chromebook Plus laptops called Gemini AI, including a 14-inch flagship device from Lenovo. One of the new AI functions is "select to search", which allows users to perform a Google search by long pressing the launcher icon or taking a screenshot.
Google announced a handful of new Gemini AI features for Chromebook Plus laptops, including a sleek, new 14-inch flagship device from Lenovo that I got to handle recently. The new AI functions include select to search, which allows you to long press the launcher icon or take a screenshot and do a Google search based […]
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## Fanfiction writers battle AI, one scrape at a time
Category: The Verge
Tags: General
Published: 2025-06-23T08:30:00-04:00
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In the online world of fanfiction writing, there are unspoken codes of conduct that emphasize sharing stories for free and not stealing others' work. As a result, fanfic writers are often vigilant about respecting these rules and upholding community standards.
In the online world of fanfiction writers, who pen stories inspired by their favorite movies, books, and games, and share them for free, there are unspoken codes of conduct. Among the most important: never charge money for your fanfic, and never steal other people's work. It makes sense then that fanfic writers were among the […]
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## Sailing the fjords like the Vikings yields unexpected insights
Category: Ars Technica
Tags: General
Published: Mon, 23 Jun 2025 12:52:43 +0000
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Archaeologist Greer Jarrett has discovered four potential Viking havens, or small ports, located along the Norwegian coastline. These havens may have been used by the Vikings as temporary settlements or bases for their maritime activities and trade.
Greer Jarrett has identified four possible small ports, or "havens," used by Vikings along the Norwegian coast.
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## How a grad student got LHC data to play nice with quantum interference
Category: Ars Technica
Tags: General
Published: Mon, 23 Jun 2025 11:00:08 +0000
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The new approach has already had an influence on the plans for future work in the experiment. Specifically, it has shaped the direction and scope of what's to come.
New approach is already having an impact on the experiment’s plans for future work.
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## Psyche keeps its date with an asteroid, but now it’s running in backup mode
Category: Ars Technica
Tags: General
Published: Sat, 21 Jun 2025 18:10:03 +0000
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Engineers on the Psyche spacecraft took action by switching to a backup fuel line, which occurred early on in its mission. This switch was made around one-quarter of the way through the mission, indicating that the issue was addressed promptly.
Engineers switched to a backup fuel line less than a quarter of the way through Psyche's mission.
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## New body size database for marine animals is a “library of life”
Category: Ars Technica
Tags: General
Published: Sat, 21 Jun 2025 17:03:52 +0000
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The Marine Organizational Body Size (MOBS) database provides valuable insights into ocean biodiversity, helping to fill a significant knowledge gap in this area. By studying MOBS, researchers can gain a better understanding of the complexity and diversity of marine ecosystems, which is essential for effective conservation and management efforts.
Marine Organizational Body Size (MOBS) database fills a crucial gap in understanding ocean biodiversity.
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## How a data center company uses stranded renewable energy
Category: Ars Technica
Tags: General
Published: Sat, 21 Jun 2025 11:18:54 +0000
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Some companies are taking advantage of low rates for renewable energy that would otherwise be left untapped or wasted. By purchasing this excess energy, companies can help reduce their carbon footprint and contribute to a cleaner environment.
Some companies are paying low rates for renewable energy that would otherwise go unused.
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## Recycled Polyester Saved This American Factory. Environmentalists Hate It
Category: Wired
Tags: General
Published: Mon, 23 Jun 2025 11:00:00 +0000
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Unifi, an American company, has successfully competed with Chinese manufacturers by providing sustainable solutions to fashion brands looking to meet their environmental goals through recycled polyester fibers made from plastic bottles. However, some critics argue that producing this polyester in the US may not be as environmentally friendly as they claim, despite its eco-friendly origins.
Unifi survived competition from China by helping fashion brands meet sustainability goals. But not everyone agrees that its polyester made from recycled plastic bottles should be produced in the US.
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## China's Electric Vehicle Factories Have Become Tourist Hotspots
Category: Wired
Tags: General
Published: Mon, 23 Jun 2025 10:30:00 +0000
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Thousands of people are eager to see the efficient, highly automated production processes of Chinese electric vehicle (EV) companies such as Xiaomi and Nio. This popularity suggests that there is great interest in learning from these innovative manufacturers and potentially adopting their assembly line techniques.
Thousands of people are signing up to see the highly automated assembly lines of Chinese EV brands like Xiaomi and Nio.
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## Taiwan Is Rushing to Make Its Own Drones Before It's Too Late
Category: Wired
Tags: General
Published: Mon, 23 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000
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Unmanned vehicles, or drones, are playing an increasingly important role in modern warfare. In response to the threat of a potential conflict with China, Taiwan is making a concerted effort to develop its own domestic drone industry from the ground up.
Unmanned vehicles are increasingly becoming essential weapons of war. But with a potential conflict with China looming large, Taiwan is scrambling to build a domestic drone industry from scratch.
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## The Largest Camera Ever Built Releases Its First Images of the Cosmos
Category: Wired
Tags: General
Published: Mon, 23 Jun 2025 09:27:31 +0000
TL;DR: The Vera C. Rubin Observatory is expected to make groundbreaking discoveries by finding billions of new celestial objects, greatly expanding our knowledge of the universe and its evolution. This includes shedding light on the history of the solar system, as well as gaining insights into mysterious phenomena like dark energy.
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory is poised to discover billions of new astronomical objects, revolutionizing understanding of everything from the history of the solar system to the workings of dark energy.
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## India Is Using AI and Satellites to Map Urban Heat Vulnerability Down to the Building Level
Category: Wired
Tags: General
Published: Mon, 23 Jun 2025 09:00:00 +0000
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Remote-sensing data and AI technology are being used to identify the most vulnerable buildings in cities like Delhi that are prone to extreme heat. This approach aims to provide targeted relief efforts by mapping out which specific buildings need assistance during hot weather events.
Remote-sensing data and artificial intelligence are mapping the most heat-vulnerable buildings in cities like Delhi, in an effort to target relief from extreme temperatures at a granular level.
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## Security updates for Monday
Category: LWN.net
Tags: Linux, Red Hat
Published: Mon, 23 Jun 2025 14:09:24 +0000
TL;DR: Here is a 2-sentence summary:
Multiple Linux distributions have released security updates to address various vulnerabilities, including AlmaLinux, Debian, Fedora, Mageia, Oracle, Red Hat, SUSE, and Ubuntu. The updates patch issues in libraries, software packages, and tools such as libblockdev, open-vm-tools, apache-commons-beanutils, chromium, clamav, node-send, and more.
Security updates have been issued by
AlmaLinux (libblockdev and open-vm-tools),
Debian (debian-security-support, gdk-pixbuf, konsole, and node-send),
Fedora (apache-commons-beanutils, chromium, clamav, dotnet9.0, libblockdev, mediawiki, mingw-python-setuptools, pam, perl-File-Find-Rule, python-pycares, python-setuptools, spdlog, udisks2, and xorg-x11-server-Xwayland),
Mageia (chromium-browser-stable),
Oracle (apache-commons-beanutils, container-tools:ol8, gimp:2.8, idm:DL1, perl-FCGI:0.78, and postgresql),
Red Hat (container-tools:rhel8, delve, git-lfs, go-toolset:rhel8, grafana, kernel, mod_auth_openidc, and spice-client-win),
SUSE (apache-commons-beanutils, apache2-mod_security2, distribution, gstreamer-plugins-good, icu, ignition, perl, python310, python311, python312, and python39), and
Ubuntu (apache-log4j1.2 and botan).
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## Kernel prepatch 6.16-rc3
Category: LWN.net
Tags: General
Published: Sun, 22 Jun 2025 20:47:54 +0000
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Linus has released Linux version 6.16-rc3, which is available for testing. According to Linus, this release is typical of this stage in the development process, with no major issues or surprises.
Linus has released
6.16-rc3 for testing.
"
So rc2 was smaller than usual, but rc3 seems to be right in the usual
ballpark for this time, so everything looks entirely normal.
"
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## [$] How to write Rust in the kernel: part 1
Category: LWN.net
Tags: Linux
Published: Fri, 20 Jun 2025 18:18:49 +0000
TL;DR: Here is a 2-sentence summary:
The Linux kernel is increasingly incorporating Rust code, which requires maintainers to learn how to read, review, and test this code. This article is part of a series aimed at helping existing kernel contributors and Rust programmers understand the unique aspects of kernel Rust code, which differ from user-space Rust code.
The Linux kernel is seeing a steady accumulation of Rust code. As it becomes
more prevalent, maintainers may want to know how to read, review, and test the
Rust code that relates to their areas of expertise. Just as kernel C code is
different from user-space C code, so too is kernel Rust code somewhat different
from user-space Rust code. That fact makes Rust's
extensive documentation of
less use than it otherwise would be, and means that potential contributors with
user-space experience will need some additional instruction.
This article is the first in a multi-part series aimed at helping existing
kernel contributors become familiar with Rust, and helping existing Rust
programmers become familiar with what the kernel does differently from the
typical Rust project.
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## [$] A distributed filesystem for archival systems: ngnfs
Category: LWN.net
Tags: General
Published: Fri, 20 Jun 2025 17:15:46 +0000
TL;DR: Here is a summary of the text in 2 sentences:
A new filesystem called ngnfs was discussed at the LSFMM+BPF Summit, led by Zach Brown. This filesystem is not a next-generation NFS, but rather a specialized file system for handling enormous data sets that are mostly stored offline, with no connection to the original NFS protocol.
A new filesystem was the topic of a session led by Zach Brown at
the 2025 Linux Storage, Filesystem, Memory Management, and BPF Summit
(LSFMM+BPF). The
ngnfs
filesystem is not a "next generation" NFS, as might be guessed from the
name; Brown said that he did not think about that linkage
("
I hate naming so much
") until it was pointed out to him by Chuck
Lever in an email. It is, instead, a filesystem for enormous data sets
that are mostly stored offline.
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## Tag2upload is now ready for experimentation
Category: LWN.net
Tags: General
Published: Fri, 20 Jun 2025 14:13:58 +0000
TL;DR: Here is a summary of the text in 2 sentences:
Debian's "tag2upload" service is now available for maintainers to use, allowing them to easily upload packages by pushing signed Git commits instead of building from their local machine. The service has been made ready with the upcoming release of Debian 13 ("trixie"), and maintainers should be aware that uploads to unstable targeting trixie should ideally go through experimental first.
Debian's long-awaited tag2upload service is
now ready for Debian maintainers to use in some circumstances. Tag2upload makes it easier for maintainers to upload packages, by allowing them to push a signed Git commit that will automatically be picked up and built, instead of pushing a build from their local machine. LWN covered the
discussion around the service in July of last year. With the timing of its readiness, it's likely to become more useful once Debian 13 ("trixie") is released.
Be very aware of the freeze! Do not just upload to unstable as
your first test! Uploads to unstable, targeting trixie, can be
done with tag2upload - but in most cases you will probably want to
upload the same package to experimental first.
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This Rubbish Icon Might Get a Makeover in Ubuntu 25.10
Category: OMG! Ubuntu!
Tags: General
Published: Sun, 22 Jun 2025 22:59:00 +0000
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Ubuntu's trash icon may be redesigned for version 25.10 to improve desktop consistency. The Yaru icon theme designers are working on a new look for the trash icon, with the goal of making it more visually appealing and cohesive with the rest of the Ubuntu interface.
Ubuntu's trash icon may get a makeover in 25.10. Yaru icon theme designers are working on a new look to improve desktop consistency.
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Kubuntu 25.10 Won’t Include an X11 Session by Default
Category: OMG! Ubuntu!
Tags: General
Published: Sun, 22 Jun 2025 17:14:22 +0000
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Kubuntu 25.10 will no longer include an X11 desktop session on its ISO, following the lead of Ubuntu. However, users can still install an X11 Plasma session manually if they desire.
Kubuntu 25.10 will not ship with an X11 desktop session on its ISO, following Ubuntu's lead. An X11 Plasma session will remain available for manual install.
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Category: OMG! Ubuntu!
Tags: General
Published: Fri, 20 Jun 2025 14:39:51 +0000
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OnlyOffice 9.0 has been released, featuring new modern themes, AI-powered tools, a diagram viewer, and expanded file format support. The update brings several improvements to the free office suite, which was announced on the OMG! Ubuntu blog.
Free office suite ONLYOFFICE 9.0 adds new modern themes, AI tools, a diagram viewer & expanded file format support. More details inside.
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Mozilla Axes its AI-Generated Text Detector Add-On
Category: OMG! Ubuntu!
Tags: General
Published: Thu, 19 Jun 2025 22:16:00 +0000
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Mozilla's Fakespot Deep Fake Detector, which was designed to detect AI-generated text, will be shutting down on June 26, 2025, citing financial reasons. Some are speculating that this move may indicate Mozilla's shift away from its original ideals, although the company has not explicitly stated this.
Mozilla Fakespot Deep Fake Detector shuts down on June 26 2025. It says it's to save money, but is it a sign Mozilla is moving away from its original ideals?
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This GNOME Extension Simplifies iPhone Screen Sharing on Linux
Category: OMG! Ubuntu!
Tags: General
Published: Wed, 18 Jun 2025 22:59:00 +0000
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A new GNOME Shell extension, UxPlay Control, allows users to easily start and stop mirroring their iPhone or iPad screen on an Ubuntu device. This makes it simple to share content from your iOS device to your Linux machine with just a few clicks.
A new GNOME Shell extension makes it easy to control the UxPlay AirPlay server on Ubuntu. Start and stop mirroring your iPhone or iPad screen with a click.
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Category: It's FOSS
Tags: General
Published: Sun, 22 Jun 2025 05:04:55 GMT
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The system provides a detailed, terminal-based monitoring tool for tracking resources and processes. This tool offers a sleek interface for gaining valuable insights into the performance and activity of your computer's resources and running processes.
A sleek terminal-based system monitor that gives you detailed insights to your resources and processes.
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FOSS Weekly #25.25: Nitrux Hyprland, Joplin Tips, Denmark Ditching Microsoft, Tiling Moves and More Linux Stuff
Category: It's FOSS
Tags: General
Published: Thu, 19 Jun 2025 05:21:30 GMT
TL;DR: The latest addition to the It's FOSS community has been welcomed, marking a new chapter for the platform.
The newest member of It's FOSS family arrives.
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FOSS Weekly #25.24: Nano Tips, Wayland-only Ubuntu, End of Mint 20 and 13 Years of It's FOSS
Category: It's FOSS
Tags: General
Published: Thu, 12 Jun 2025 04:28:41 GMT
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It's FOSS has reached its 13-year milestone, marking a decade and a half of promoting freedom, education, and community support for Linux users. Over these years, the website has been dedicated to sharing knowledge and gratitude for the power of open-source software.
13 years of It's FOSS. 13 years of freedom. 13 years of educating Linux. 13 years of community support. 13 years of gratefulness.
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Category: It's FOSS
Tags: General
Published: Sat, 07 Jun 2025 15:36:14 GMT
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The Pi 5 is an impressive device that deserves a high-quality case to showcase its capabilities. The suggested cases can transform the Raspberry Pi 5 into a compact and functional desktop tower PC, elevating its overall appearance and functionality.
Pi 5 is a remarkable device and it deserves an awesome case. Transform your Raspberry Pi 5 into a miniature desktop tower PC with these cases.
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FOSS Weekly #25.23: Helwan Linux, Quarkdown, Konsole Tweaks, Keyboard Shortcuts and More Linux Stuff
Category: It's FOSS
Tags: General
Published: Thu, 05 Jun 2025 04:30:10 GMT
TL;DR: I'm happy to help! However, I don't see any text about "Linux gaming rising up..." Could you please provide the text you'd like me to summarize?
Linux gaming rising up...
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Category: Fedora Magazine
Tags: General
Published: Mon, 23 Jun 2025 08:00:00 +0000
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The article discusses two command-line tools, free and vmstat, that provide valuable insights into the health of a Linux system. The free tool provides an instant snapshot of RAM and swap usage, while vmstat offers a real-time view of virtual memory statistics.
In this fifth article of the “System insights with command-line tools” series we explore free and vmstat, two small utilities that reveal a surprising amount about your Linux system’s health. free gives you an instant snapshot of how RAM and swap are being used. vmstat (the virtual memory statistics reporter) reports a real-time view of […]
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Flock to Fedora 2025 Recap: Streaming from Kenya
Category: Fedora Magazine
Tags: General
Published: Thu, 19 Jun 2025 08:00:00 +0000
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The writer is recapping their experience as a virtual attendee at Flock to Fedora 2025, which was streamed live from Kenya on June 5-6. They express gratitude to the team, including speakers and volunteers, who made the event possible this year.
This is my recap of Flock to Fedora 2025, streamed live from Kenya! I would really like to thank the amazing team – speakers, volunteers as well, who made FLOCK possible this year! This recap is from a virtual attendee’s viewpoint, tuning in live from Kenya for June 5–6. Massive appreciation to everyone behind the […]
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Making sense of software licensing with FSFE REUSE: A beginner’s guide for open source developers
Category: Fedora Magazine
Tags: General
Published: Wed, 18 Jun 2025 08:00:00 +0000
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Software licensing is often overlooked as an afterthought among the many details developers manage, but it's a crucial aspect that can feel like a bureaucratic burden to navigate. The REUSE project, maintained by the Free Software Foundation Europe, aims to simplify license management and tracking inherited code, making it easier for developers to make informed decisions about their software licensing.
Among the many details developers juggle, software licensing is often treated as an afterthought. We know we need it. However, faced with choosing the right license, tracking inherited code, and keeping things consistent, license management can feel like a bureaucratic burden. Licensing is what makes the REUSE project, maintained by the Free Software Foundation Europe […]
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Contribute at the Fedora Linux Test Week for Kernel 6.15
Category: Fedora Magazine
Tags: Linux
Published: Thu, 05 Jun 2025 08:00:00 +0000
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The kernel team is finalizing integration for Linux kernel version 6.15, which will soon be available in Fedora Linux. As a result, the Fedora Linux kernel and QA teams are organizing a test week from June 8th to June 15th to ensure the new kernel works smoothly.
The kernel team is working on final integration for Linux kernel 6.15. This version was just recently released, and will arrive soon in Fedora Linux. As a result, the Fedora Linux kernel and QA teams have organized a test week from Sunday, June 08, 2025 to Sunday, June 15, 2025. The wiki page in this […]
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Python CI on Fedora with GitHub Actions
Category: Fedora Magazine
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Published: Mon, 02 Jun 2025 17:57:02 +0000
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As a Python developer, testing code across different Python versions can be tedious. However, using GitHub Actions and tox, you can automate this process through your continuous integration (CI) pipeline, making it easier to ensure code works correctly across multiple Python versions.
As a Python developer you work hard to ensure code works correctly across different Python versions. You have to test against Python 3.11, 3.12, 3.13 and beyond, it can be tedious. But what if your continuous integration (CI) pipeline could handle it automatically? This is where GitHub Actions and tox come in – a powerful […]
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