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GNU Linux-Libre 6.16 Kernel Is Now Available for Software Freedom Lovers

Based on the recently released Linux 6.16 kernel series, the GNU Linux-libre 6.16 kernel promises to clean up blob loading and even an inline blob in newly introduced drivers for Intel QAT 6xxx crypto, ST vd55g1 sensor, ath12k AHB Wi-Fi, Aeonsemi AS21xxx, and MediaTek 25Gb Ethernet PHY, as well as to clean up blob names in new Qualcomm and MediaTek ARM64 devicetree files.

Audacious 4.5 Open-Source Audio Player Adds Playback History Plugin, Winamp 2.9 Skin

Highlights of Audacious 4.5 include a new Playback History plugin for the Qt build, support for the Album Artist tag in the APE header, support for outdated ReplayGain tags in Opus files, support for fetching lyrics from lrclib.net, and support for reading color schemes from the settings portal.

Linux Kernel 6.16 Officially Released, This Is What’s New

Highlights of Linux 6.16 include initial support for Intel Trusted Domain Extensions, support for Intel APX (Advanced Performance Extensions), USB offload support for audio devices, support for sending coredumps over an AF_UNIX socket, and an automatic auto-tuning weighted interleaved memory allocation policy.

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DietPi July 2025 Update Adds Orange Pi 3 Support and Prepares for Debian Trixie

The July 2025 release of DietPi v9.15 introduces support for the Orange Pi 3 non-LTS, provides its own updated Unbound packages, and includes a script to upgrade Bookworm systems to Debian Trixie, the upcoming Debian release scheduled for August 9th. Alongside these highlights, the update delivers refinements to DietPi tools, networking improvements, and several bug fixes.

Banana Pi BPI-F4 with Sunplus SP7350 SoC Launched for Edge Smart Applications

Banana Pi has introduced the BPI-F4, an industrial control board built around the Sunplus SP7350 System-on-Chip. The platform consists of a core board and a compatible carrier board that provides access to peripherals including a 1 GbE port, seven PCB terminal blocks, and a MIPI camera FFC connector.

CM5 MINIMA Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi CM5 Features M.2 M-Key Slot

The CM5 MINIMA is a compact carrier board built for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5, developed in collaboration with Seeed Studio and Pierluigi Colangeli. It integrates essential I/O and expansion features into a 61 by 61 millimeter layout designed for embedded projects, low-power computing, and space-constrained applications.

Today in Techrights

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Oct 29, 2023

  1. [Video] The Free Software Foundation (FSF) Needs More Guts, More Public Statements in Support of Its Core Tenets
    transition back into something more 'gutsy'
  2. 10 Years Ago (2013-10-31) We Said We'd Leave WordPress and We Finally Did It (After a Decade with LTS Versions, Whose Support Ended Months Ago)
    Looking back, we are very gratified about the move
  3. Our Second Month in Our Virtual Private Server
    We're fully aware that the news is "slowing down"
  4. Microsoft Has Lost in Palestine
    This firm relies on data that is derived from counting Web users
  5. [Meme] Coming Up Next: How Free Software-Hostile Militants Are Fabricating Stories About Free Software Campaigners, Using Fictional Characters and Made Up Allegations
    Coming soon...
  6. Further Interesting Developments in the Story of the Serial Strangler, Alex Graveley, Who Made the Microsoft GPL Violation (and Plagiarism) Machine, GitHub Copilot
    Will he and Friedman ever be held accountable for what they did? $9 billion in damages is quite a lot.
  7. Microsoft Adding Bugs to Chrome, Calling It 'Edge'
    Reprinted with permission from Ryan Farmer
  8. The Latest Web Server Survey From Netcraft Shows Microsoft's Continued Demise
    Apache "gained 19.6 million sites (+8.51%)" and nginx "gained 49,104 web-facing computers (+1.01%)."
  9. Google and Mozilla Are Herding Web Users Like a Bunch of Sheep to be 'Monetised'
    The Web isn't open anymore. It hasn't been for years.
  10. Dima Krasner's Guppy Protocol Specification Has an Implementation in Python Now
    However rudimentary, protocols' prototypes count too
  11. They Always Justify Monopoly and Monoculture Using 'Security' (Because "Anything But Us is Unsafe!")
    This has nothing to do with security. It is about domination.
  12. Links 29/10/2023: Long COVID, Matthew Perry Dies
    Links for the day
  13. Links 28/10/2023: Microsoft Down Further in Web Servers
    Links for the day
  14. 'Public' Surveys and 'Independent' Polls, Brought to You by Jeffrey Esptein's Close Ally Bill Gates
    Don't worry, it's still totally objective!
  15. Rejecting Terms Designed to Confuse and Bias People's Perception
    the term "cloud computing" or "the cloud" ought not even be mentioned
  16. IRC Proceedings: Saturday, October 28, 2023
    IRC logs for Saturday, October 28, 2023
  17. [Video] Recent Addition of New Videos and Plans to Cover Site News Only About Once a Week
    Our anniversary is now just over a week away
  18. Links 28/10/2023: Guppy Protocol Specification v0.3.2, Creative Commons Besieged
    Links for the day
  19. For Better or For Worse, Richard Stallman Does Not View Growing Software Complexity as an Impediment to Freedom
    When it comes to highly complex software like a "modern" (proprietary-leaning) Web browser or systemd, Dr. Stallman does not view the problem as new or particularly troublesome
  20. [Video] Richard Stallman (RMS) on Free Software in Singularity
    it is audio only
  21. Links 28/10/2023: Clown Computing, Brain on Zoom, Google's Bought Monopoly
    Links for the day
  22. Microsoft Defrauding the Taxpayers, IRS Took Decades to Do Something About It
    Reprinted with permission from Ryan Farmer
  23. Links 28/10/2023: Right to Repair Comments on Apple
    Links for the day
  24. Over at Tux Machines...
    2 days' GNU/Linux news
  25. IRC Proceedings: Friday, October 27, 2023
    IRC logs for Friday, October 27, 2023
  26. Canonical Selling and Upselling Microsoft, Calling NSA Surveillance 'Confidential'
    Typical Mark Shuttleworth at it again, selling Microsoft for profit instead of competing with the company.
  27. [Video] Richard M. Stallman at Hackers Congress Paralelní Polis (HCPP) This Month
    RMS sounds very clear (some prior talks of his had unfortunate microphone/mask 'malfunctions') and his mind works immaculately

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