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Bit-Brick K1 Pro Adds 6 TOPS NPU and Dual NVMe to Compact SBC

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Vim 9.2 Is Out with Comprehensive Completion, Wayland Support, and More

Coming two years after Vim 9.1, the Vim 9.2 release introduces full Wayland support (including clipboard support), XDG Base Directory Specification support on Linux, the ability to complete words directly from registers, support for fuzzy matching during insert-mode completion, and a new built-in interactive tutor plugin.

REMnux 8 Linux Toolkit for Malware Analysis Is Out to Celebrate 15th Anniversary

REMnux 8 is here as a major release that comes more than 5 years after REMnux 7.0 to celebrate the project’s 15th anniversary, introducing AI capabilities, a new, more resilient installer, new and updated tools, and a base OS bump as the distribution is now based on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (Noble Numbat).

GNOME 49.4 Released with Improvements for Nautilus, GNOME Shell, and Mutter

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GNOME 50 Desktop Environment Enters Public Beta Testing with More New Features

GNOME 50 beta improves the detection of discrete GPUs in GNOME Shell, which also received support for handling external or locked keyboard layout sources in the indicator, better screen time tracking with idle inhibitors, and better tab focus behavior in the Quick Settings menu.

KDE Frameworks 6.23 Improves the Open/Save Dialogs Across Plasma and KDE Apps

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NetworkManager 1.56 Released with New Features and Improvements

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posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 24, 2024

Yacht At The Sea

Updated This Past Day

  1. linuxsecurity.com Still At It! 98% Probability Chatbot Generated, According to GPTZero!
    "The Internet is mostly made by AI... but that's ok, it's all being deleted anyway."

    New

  2. Links 23/05/2024: SeekOut Collapsing and Why Microsoft Probably Isn’t Going to Buy Valve
    Links for the day
  3. Gemini Links 23/05/2024: The Allure of Vinyl
    Links for the day
  4. Links 23/05/2024: Apple Responds to Streaming Music Fine, DOJ to Sue Live Nation
    Links for the day
  5. Links 23/05/2024: UK General Election and Archival
    Links for the day
  6. [Video] 3 Major Issues in Nationwide, Including (Potentially) a Major Data Breach
    'electronic-bank' security has become the joke of the town
  7. [Meme] Pointing Out Corruption Isn't a "Hate Crime"
    The European Commission's reflexive (re)action to any sort of doubt or criticism
  8. More Evidence in "iLearn AI Day" (a Buzzwords Festival) That EPO Intends to Eliminate Staff and Deviate Further Away from Fairness, Law, and Constitutions (Including Its Own!)
    The EPO is a very potent danger to Europe's unity and the very concept of lawfulness. It exists to serve international monopolists and patent lawyers.
  9. Microsoft's Windows Has Fallen Below 3% in Democratic Republic of the Congo (100+ Million Citizens)
    Microsoft's sharp fall in Congo
  10. The Real Reason Censorship is Attempted Against Us (and Against Others Too)
    Microsoft's Windows market monopoly was in trouble
  11. You Are Not The Only One
    Reprinted with permission from Cyber Show (C|S)
  12. GNU/Linux in Monaco: From 0.3% to Almost 6%
    Monaco is a small country
  13. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  14. IRC Proceedings: Wednesday, May 22, 2024
    IRC logs for Wednesday, May 22, 2024
  15. Microsoft Has Lost Cote D'ivoire (Ivory Coast), Where Android Now Exceeds 60% of the Operating Systems' 'Market Share'
    According to statCounter anyway
  16. The Rumour Said Later Today Red Hat (IBM) Might Announce Layoffs
    Let's see what happens later today (or next week)
  17. Governments That Fail Journalism
    Australia is known for giving us pure garbage like Rupert Murdoch
  18. Windows Has Fallen From 'Grace'
    When you tell people that Microsoft watches their every move in Windows many of them will freak out and ask for alternatives

    The corresponding text-only bulletin for Thursday contains all the text.

    Top-read articles (excluding bot/crawler visits):

    Span from 2024-05-17 to 2024-05-23
    2619 /n/2024/05/20/Guardian_Digital_Inc_linuxsecurity_com_Has_Resorted_to_Plagiari.shtml
    2078 /n/2024/05/17/Microsoft_Connected_Sites_Trying_to_Shift_Attention_Away_From_M.shtml
    1973 /n/2024/05/16/People_Who_Defend_Richard_Stallman_s_Right_to_Deliver_Talks_Abo.shtml

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