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Mozilla Firefox 152 Is Now Available for Download, Here’s What’s New

Highlights of Firefox 152 include experimental support for the new JPEG XL image format in Firefox Labs, support for widgets on the New Tab pages, and further modernization of the Firefox settings with a brand-new look with streamlined organization, clearer groupings, and improved navigation for easier customization.

GNU Linux-Libre 7.1 Kernel Released for Software Freedom Lovers

Based on the recently released Linux 7.1 kernel series, the GNU Linux-libre 7.1 kernel is here to clean up new drivers for Lontium LT8713SX DP MST bridge and Realtek 802.11be wireless 8922D chips, as well as many new blob names in devicetree files for Qualcomm SoC devices.

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DietPi 10.5 Enables KMS/DRM Graphics System by Default for Raspberry Pi SBCs

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Linux Kernel 7.1 Officially Released, Here’s What’s New

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Ubuntu Desktop 26.10 “Stonking Stingray” Daily Builds Now Available for Download

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Ubuntu 25.10 “Questing Quokka” Will Reach End of Life on July 9th, 2026

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Shelly 2.3.3 Package Manager for Arch Linux Improves Flatpak/AppImage Support

Shelly is a modern reimagination and alternative to Arch Linux’s default package manager, supporting third-party app stores like AUR and Flathub, as well as AppImages. Shelly comes with both a graphical UI and a CLI version. CachyOS recently adopted Shelly as the default GUI package manager.

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GPD BOX mini PC features Intel Panther Lake and Arc B390 graphics

GPD has launched an Indiegogo campaign for the GPD BOX, a compact mini PC based on Intel’s upcoming Core Ultra Series 3 “Panther Lake” processors. The system is available with either a Core Ultra X7 358H or Core Ultra 7 356H processor, up to 64GB of LPDDR5x-8533 memory, dual M.2 storage, dual 2.5GbE, USB4 v2.0, and a built-in 160W GaN power supply.

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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Dec 18, 2025

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Updated This Past Day

  1. It Won't be Long Before Microsoft Shuts Down LinkedIn (Already Subjected to Many Waves of Mass Layoffs, Offices Shut Down)
    It's measured as having lost a lot of "traffic" lately, despite all the chatbots and clickbots
  2. IBM (and Therefore Red Hat) Rapidly Imploding
    How long has it got left?
  3. LinuxSecurity Founder Dave Wreski Quit Participating in the Slopfarm 10 Months Ago
    They throw in the towel, sooner or later
  4. Still Not Enough for "Slopwatch"
    just something to keep abreast of
  5. Step One: Scan All Uploaded Files; Step Two: Compel People to Upload Everything Automatically; Step Three: Scan All Offline Files
    society gets more combative
  6. We've All Had Managers and Colleagues Like These, But This is How it Works at IBM
    Competent people scare the failing ones; so they get ousted, they're perceived to be "rivals"

    New

  7. Maybe the Future of the Web is Static Site Generators (SSGs) After All
    "Modern" Content Management Systems (CMSs) have become bloated and expensive to run
  8. Microsoft Lunduke: The Problem With [Some Program/Project] is That It's "Gay"
    It sometimes looks like he deliberately pollutes legitimise criticisms of people, institutions, projects etc. by unnecessary adding some political/bigoted overtones, thus stereotyping all critics and thereby discrediting large groups of developers (generalisation tactics)
  9. Firefox Became Irrelevant in the Past Year or Two
    Mozilla is essentially getting paid to "sell out" Firefox users
  10. The "Hey Hi" Ponzi Scheme Promoted Again by The Register MS
    After the bubble pops we must remember The Register MS for its role in it
  11. Links 17/12/2025: "Jimmy Lai’s Conviction Was Years in the Making" and "Pandemic Lockdowns Changed a Songbird’s Beak"
    Links for the day
  12. Gemini Links 17/12/2025: Passion and Creativity, Euronews, Avoiding "Smart" "Phones"
    Links for the day
  13. Links 17/12/2025: Qt 6.8.6 Released and "Is Denmark Really Banning VPNs?"
    Links for the day
  14. IBM Staff Inside Fedora as Pusher of Slop
    Who will clean up the mess?
  15. IBM Apparently Forces Red Hat Employees to Use or Put Slop Instead of Code in Red Hat's Products (or Test Code Using Slop)
    How can we rely on or trust future releases from Red Hat?
  16. TheLayoff.com Deleting Comments About IBM, Even Comments That Do Not Name Individuals and Don't Use Profane Language
    We suppose it's OK to criticise IBM, but not "too much"? Is this "too harsh"?
  17. Horizon Shows the Travesty of Proprietary Software in British Government, No Lessons Learned?
    When it comes to the government, we don't get to choose what systems to use and we also don't get to choose between businesses
  18. WordPress Begs You to Dump It (for SSGs), Just Like Mozilla With Firefox
    Even more worryingly, this does not boil down to some rogue employee or 'bad apple'
  19. Tom Silvagni sentencing: not Xavier College but DPP and social media to blame
    Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
  20. Links 17/12/2025: Operation Bluebird Lawsuit, GoDaddy Made to 'Dox' Clients
    Links for the day
  21. Mental Problems in Free Software
    Nobody seems to be interested in this topic or, at the very least, nobody wants to talk about it; instead, there are efforts to suppress discussion about it
  22. Love and Activism
    Love is fertile soil for positive activism
  23. Windows Has Fallen to All-Time Low of 60% in Laptops and Desktop in Canada
    Maybe next year Windows will fall below 50% there
  24. Debian Misfits Really Do Not Want You to Read This Article
    portions from this article
  25. Gemini Protocol Saw Significant, Measurable Growth in 2025
    Next year (in summer) Gemini Protocol turns 7
  26. The Collapse of Good Development Practices
    Software becoming bloated is not an inevitability
  27. Gemini Links 17/12/2025: Wrongs, "Wokeness", and 3D-Printable Accessible USB Input Device
    Links for the day
  28. "Social Justice Warriors" Make Violent Threats Against Event Organisers, Developers, and Journalists
    As a left-leaning person (I've always been rather strongly on the left), I generally reject people who call themselves "SJWs"
  29. More GAFAM Layoffs in Seattle, Bellevue (Washington)
    Microsoft laid off (by our count) over 30,000 workers this year
  30. Microsoft GitHub is Dying and Bot Activity in GitHub Won't Save It
    Doing what it can to keep it alive, Microsoft only loses more money (it now classifies it as "AI" to justify all the losses)
  31. Linus Torvalds Seems to Have Aged Faster Since the Bullying by the 'CoC Brigade' (Enforced via Linux Foundation, a GAFAM Front Group)
    We previously wrote a lot of articles about the ageing of Torvalds and how stress (from his masters) may have contributed to deterioration of his health
  32. Cuts, Shutdowns, and Layoffs at Microsoft
    It is potentially catastrophic for yet another studio that sold its soul to Microsoft
  33. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  34. IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, December 16, 2025
    IRC logs for Tuesday, December 16, 2025
  35. Firefox and Mozilla Commit Suicide With Slop, Market Share Falls to New Low
    Mozilla just isn't a serious company anymore
  36. "The Register Hot Seat" is Just More Paid-for SPAM Promoting a Pyramid Scheme to Readers of The Register MS
    The main issue is that The Register MS is, as usual, begging for and bagging money to promote a pyramid scheme that will end up very badly and hurt a lot of people
  37. Red Hat Wastes Money on Slop and on Slop Pushers While Laying Off Red Hat Staff
    In order to manipulate the share price IBM is peddling vapourware
  38. Getting Back on Top of Exclusive Articles, Leaks, Whistleblowing
    We still have some material to publish about Microsoft OSI and various other rogue institutions
  39. Links 17/12/2025: User Data Compromised in SoundCloud and Efforts to Release Jimmy Lai for the 'Crime' of Journalism
    Links for the day

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

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