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How To Install Java JRE on Ubuntu 24.04

This tutorial will help you install Java Runtime Environment or JRE on Ubuntu 24.04. We will use the free software version, the GNU GPL licensed one, from the popular OpenJDK Project. JRE is required by a lot of software applications coming from both our Free Software Community as well as custom ones made in your organization. Now let's start installing!

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Calibre 7.25 Adds Support for Importing KFX Files from 2024 Kindle Devices via MTP

Highlights of Calibre 7.25 include support for importing KFX files from 2024 Kindle devices that use the MTP protocol and a new option to adjust the size of the link and note icons in Book details, which you can access from Preferences > Look & feel > Book details.

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New Release: Tor Browser 14.0.6

This version includes a fix to the crash issue found on older versions of macOS.

Arti 1.4.0 is released: onion services, RPC, relay development, and more

This release offers a new RPC interface, which is Arti's replacement for C Tor's control port with many improvements.

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ESP32-H2 Thread/Zigbee Gateway Module for Low-Power Wireless Communication

The ESP32-H2 Thread/Zigbee Gateway Module is a stackable development module designed for the M5 series hosts. It is based on the ESP32-H2-MINI-1 and supports Zigbee, Thread, and Matter. The module includes IEEE 802.15.4 wireless connectivity, making it capable of building Matter over Thread endpoint devices and supporting communication between different ecosystems.

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$39 Acelink SM81 MediaTek Filogic 820 WiFi 6 system-on-module runs OpenWrt 23.05 or Debian 11

posted by Rianne Schestowitz on Jul 18, 2024

Quoting: $39 Acelink SM81 MediaTek Filogic 820 WiFi 6 system-on-module runs OpenWrt 23.05 or Debian 11 - CNX Software —

Acelink says the module can run OpenWrt 23.05 or Debian 11.8 BullsEye with Linux 5.15. It features the same MediaTek Filogic 820 processor as found in the Brume GL-MT2500/GL-MT2500A security gateway/router and the upcoming OpenWrt One router board designed by the OpenWrt community, but the SM81 module is fitted with higher capacity storage enabling it to comfortably run a full-featured Linux distribution like Debian.

Acelink also provides the SM81 EVK-AP for evaluation with two Gigabit Ethernet RJ45 ports, a USB 3.0 Type-A port, a USB-C port for 5V/3A DC input, and a reset button.

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