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Low-cost 45mm NanoPi R28S offers dual GbE and Wi-Fi 6

The NanoPi R28S is a compact networking-focused Linux board based on the Rockchip RK3528A from FriendlyELEC. The 45 × 45mm platform provides dual Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, microSD storage, optional eMMC, and dual USB-C ports, with support for several Linux-based operating systems.

DietPi v10.6 Adds Orange Pi and Odroid Images

The August 2026 release of DietPi v10.6 expands hardware support with new images for the Orange Pi 4 Pro, Orange Pi Zero 3W, and several Odroid boards. The update also improves DietPi-Banner functionality, adds RISC-V support for the Kubo IPFS Node package, and addresses stability and configuration issues across multiple platforms.

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Vanilla OS 3 “Reunion” Released with Reproducible Builds, ARM64 Support

Powered by Linux kernel 7.1, Vanilla OS 3 “Reunion” features a pure, Wayland-only GNOME 50 desktop environment with a refreshed set of default apps, including Ptyxis as the default terminal emulator, Papers as the default document viewer, and Resources as the default system monitor.

9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: August 23rd, 2026

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Slackware-Based PorteuX 2.8 Released with Linux 7.2, COSMIC 1.6, and More

Coming two months after PorteuX 2.7, the PorteuX 2.8 release is powered by the latest and greatest Linux 7.2 kernel series and features the latest KDE Plasma 6.7.4, GNOME 50.4, Xfce 4.20, LXQt 2.4, Cinnamon 6.6.9, COSMIC 1.6, MATE 1.28.2, and LXDE 0.11.1 desktop environments as standalone flavors.

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Reaping What They Sow

he insensitive behaviour of Brett Wilson LLP last year [1, 2, 3] was a self-inflicted wound, as it was not the first time, far from it, but this time it was more blatant and likely intentional (they like to attack people during holidays, they effectively weaponise religion). In this particular case it was a mistake as they know that in this sector being seen as antisemitic is career suicide and, to make matters worse, their biggest client is alleged to be profoundly antisemitic. Freedom fighters don’t massacre dogs and civilians.

22-Year Record

oday I published 13 posts here, which probably is an all-time high for this blog or “Weblog” that began in 2004. That’s despite the fact we were out for Rianne’s birthday, so at least the day of this record will be a memorable one (the date).

More Activity Than Originally Expected

Personal stuff isolated:

Very Good Day Out

oday we travelled to 3 places (quite distant from one another). One of them had a beach-like feel to it, but Manchester has no beaches, the closest one can get to that are the reservoirs, the boat canal, or the port-like structures in Salford Quays. They’re not too far from central stations, the weather was perfect (blue sky, but not too hot), so we made the most out of it and everything went smoothly for Rianne’s birthday.

Evri Customer Services Seems to be a Bot and It’s Not Functioning

wrote to Evri today, early in the morning to be more specific, opening a second ticket after they had made an error by automation. Finally, after a week, I received a reply. Only after opening two tickets and further chasing the first (unhandled) one.

Ukraine’s Independence Day

he 24th of August is Ukraine’s Independence Day, not just Rianne’s birthday. She happens to know someone born on the same day (same year, too, so literally hours apart) and she sometimes sees her.

Outcomes Where Both Parties Lose

wrote something yesterday and it is something that seems to have attracted attention. My point was, sometimes the court says “you won”, but in reality it’s a bit like poker face (crossposted for emphasis with another title). Sometimes the judge knows upfront no money will be paid, as it simply cannot be paid, but then follows the procedures to set the records right for the court, not for parties. That’s just how the system works.

Time to Boycott Evri

ne week ago I wrote about Evri going really rogue, run by bots, and getting very basic things very wrong.

Thinking About Gemini Capsule for Schestowitz.com

adopted Gemini Protocol 6 years ago, a year after it was conceived. It has since then worked OK and several of our team nowadays manage capsules. The community has grown and people who read Geminispace have joined IRC (which is also nowadays managed by several of us; it is a neat little project of ours).

Alternative Approaches, Separating Tech From Non-Tech

oday I became aware of a site that goes a long way back and is run by a person I know and follow. It’s “a new age website I started in the late nineties that at one time had about 10,000 articles,” she told me. Along the side, in the sidebar, it says “Now on FOSS Force” (so the connection is not hard to see).

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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Dec 13, 2025

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  1. Julian Assange on Fake Activists in Silicon Valley
    Julian Assange on Fake Activists in Silicon Valley

    New

  2. Links 12/12/2025: GAFAM Now Trying to Settle With Remaining News Sites It Plagiarised, "NATO's Rutte Says Alliance Is 'Russia's Next Target'"
    Links for the day
  3. Gemini Links 12/12/2025: Bad Joke, Western Union Blues, and More
    Links for the day
  4. Life Began at 40
    This is what I wanted to do all along
  5. To Linus Torvalds, the Microsoft Linux Foundation is Increasingly a Liability and Risk to the Brand
    If Torvalds is no longer in control or "in charge", then somebody else is
  6. EPO People Power - Part X - Together, We Can Fix the EPO
    every call for action matters
  7. IBM Layoffs in Europe as Well
    IBM is a collapsing, dying old brand
  8. EPO People Power - Part IX - Insiders Say the EPO's Chief Propagandist Effectively Ousted (on Fake 'Sick Leave') Because of Reporting by Techrights
    So the EPO is in effect rewarding a cocaine addict
  9. Litigation Transparency Until 2030 or 2031
    The ultimate goal is to 1) improve the British legal system and 2) raise awareness of how this system works
  10. Links 12/12/2025: Thunderbird Adds Proprietary Plug, "Catch-22 of Canadian Digital Sovereignty" Explained by Michael Geist (About GAFAM/US)
    Links for the day
  11. Developing Some New Software for the Sites
    Sites that are static are in more control over their future and present direction
  12. "In a modern economy it is impossible to seal oneself off from injustice."
    ― Julian Assange
  13. EPO People Power - Part VIII - The Chipmunk on Cocaine, Now Deleting Videos
    video has been removed
  14. What If the Economy Isn't "Down" But Mostly Diverted? (While "AI" Fills a Gap for Capital That No Longer Exists in Tech)
    "AI" is an "Arms Race", because they need to be bailed out by taxpayers' money
  15. Techrights Site Search Was a Success After All
    A few hiccups dealt with, ironed out
  16. Valve's SteamOS, Microsoft Canonical's Ubuntu, and Other Platforms That Only Leverage Free Software (But Won't Protect It)
    Ubuntu "took off" not because it was very good or very easy. Ubuntu "took off" because of ShipIt, i.e. because of a multi-millionaire subsidising its mass distribution (at a personal cost).
  17. The Free Software Foundation (FSF) Paid Respect to Its Founder This Year, Now It Wants You to Join
    We're glad to see the FSF paying respect to its founder in its Web site
  18. 2026 Guaranteed to Give Us Compromised Media Funded by "AI" Boosters to Promote "AI" and Sometimes be Composed by "AI" (Chatbots)
    follow the money of the Ponzi scheme
  19. Under IBM, Things Culminate at "AI-Equipped Customer Experience Transformation" at Red Hat
    Whatever that even means
  20. Andy Farnell and Helen Plews Now at the Wheel in Cybershow
    Cybershow (Cyber|Show) has very good blog posts and episodes
  21. Microsoft Trims More Jobs
    The worst layoff year in 20 years, by the numbers
  22. EPO People Power - Part VII - The Corporate Media and the Reference Sites (e.g. Wikipedia) Are Already Compromised and Complicit
    Looking back at the whole thing, it's clear to me that Europe does not really have free press
  23. EPO People Power - Part VI - Criticism Not Permitted, Media Subjected to Contempt by Cocaine Addicts Who Manage the Press for the EPO
    Why won't any large publisher in Europe cover this? What does that say about the state of journalism in Europe?
  24. "Smart" or "Intelligent" Agents and "Vibe Coding" Deletes Everything You Have
    A high price to pay, no?
  25. New Paper Shows That EPO "Growth" is Dictated From Above, Not Earned (More Monopolies Granted by Breaking Rules, Laws, Conventions)
    "Targets for 2026 are currently being handed down to individuals."
  26. EPO People Power - Part V - The European Media is Practically Dead When It Comes to Covering European Patent Office (EPO) Corruption
    That sort of sums up where European media/press stands
  27. Datacentre and Server Maintenance Next Week
    The last time we rebooted into the latest stable kernel was 96 days ago
  28. Afraid of Words, Not Afraid of Actions
    Those corporations want us to bicker over words, not their actions
  29. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  30. IRC Proceedings: Thursday, December 11, 2025
    IRC logs for Thursday, December 11, 2025
  31. IBM Workers Still Blast IBM Management for Firing Loads of Workers While Overpaying to Buy Useless Companies
    IBM's CEO is killing the cow
  32. LLM Slop About Linux Still Seems Scarce
    LLMs aren't dead, but metrics published online say that their usage is fast declining
  33. Links 12/12/2025: Oracle Shares Collapse After Slop Bubble Inflated (Circular Funding/Financing One's Own 'Clients'), "Trials by Jury" in UK Considered
    Links for the day
  34. Gemini Links 12/12/2025: 'Kinetic Energy' and Browsing Geminispace With a GUI, TUI, or CLI Client
    Links for the day

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