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9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: September 13th, 2026

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Shelly 3.1.4 GUI Package Manager for Arch Linux Adds More Improvements

Coming a week after Shelly 3.1.3, the Shelly 3.1.4 release continues to improve the native builder with support for more complex PKGBUILDs, more reliable detection of required files, support for sources that share the same filename, support for cloning Git sources from their original URLs, and improved support for Anydesk, Mandolin, Remora, and Pi.

Shotwell 0.33 Open-Source Image Viewer for GNOME Is Here with GTK4 Port

The biggest news for the Shotwell 0.33 release is that the application has finally been ported to GTK4 for a more modern UI experience. The GTK4 port should improve compatibility with Wayland, such as drag-and-drop exporting, and overall utilization of modern desktop portals.

DietPi 10.7 Adds Support for Containers with Network and ARMv8 VMs

Coming a little over a month after DietPi 10.6, the DietPi 10.7 release introduces support for containers with a network stack and SSH server pre-installed, support for ARMv8 virtual machines, and support for LubanCat 4 SBCs with Rockchip RK3588S SoCs.

KaOS Linux 2026.09 Released with Noctalia 5.1, Linux Kernel 7.1, and Mesa 26.2

As previously reported, the KaOS Linux devs have decided to move away from systemd and the KDE Plasma desktop environment after more than 12 years of using them by default. Earlier this year, in February, they dropped KDE Plasma for a Niri/Noctalia setup.

Debian 13.7 “Trixie” Released with 106 Bug Fixes and 107 Security Updates

Coming two months after Debian 13.6, the Debian 13.7 release provides updated ISOs for users who want to deploy the latest Debian 13 “Trixie” operating system series on new hardware without downloading lots of updates after the installation, or those who had issues with the previous ISO releases.

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A Light You Turn on Once and Turn Off Once (Per Day) Should be Dumb

K.I.S.S.

A Week of Fish Desk

Healthy fish for healthy mind

Over a Million Brits Don’t Have and Don’t Carry a Skinnerbox

The harms of mobile phones are too many to even remember

Feels Like Summer in Mid-September

Still warm

Being ‘in Wikipedia’ May be Indicative of Narcissism, Not Important Work or Real Importance

Self-advertising site anyone can edit and anybody can vandalise

Stones Thrown in Glass Houses

Hours ago:

Lecturing in Absentia

Mr. Know-It-All

No Mountain Too Tall to Climb

Manchester City made a point today

Hoping the Birds Will Return to the Depot at Mayfield

Time to come back

United Deserved to Lose and Fernandes (Not Enzo) Deserved a Red Card for Literally ‘Kicking Arse’

Fernandes should be reprimanded by his own coach

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Neo6502 gains keyboard form factor with four USB hosts

The Neo6502 architecture pairs a WDC W65C02 processor with an RP2040. The W65C02 executes 6502 machine code directly, while the RP2040 handles the surrounding system functions, including memory emulation, video output, USB support, and firmware-controlled peripherals. Olimex’s documentation lists the W65C02 at approximately 6.25MHz.

LoRa terminal pairs ESP32-S3 with LR1110 and full keyboard

Elecrow’s ThinkNode M9 is a handheld LoRa communication terminal built around an ESP32-S3 processor and Semtech LR1110 transceiver. The device includes a 2.4-inch color display, full QWERTY keyboard, GNSS positioning, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, USB Type-C, and a 2300mAh battery.

Handheld Linux computer offers i.MX95, Wi-Fi 6 and M.2 expansion

Mecha’s Comet is a modular Linux handheld built around a 3.92-inch AMOLED touchscreen and offered with either an NXP i.MX8M Plus or i.MX95 processor, along with expandable storage, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.4, and a magnetic 40-pin interface for keyboard, gamepad, and GPIO extensions. The handheld also provides USB-C connectivity, an 8MP camera, M.2 expansion, and a 4100mAh battery.

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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Feb 07, 2026

Ah, ha! you are at last in my domain, little fool!

Updated This Past Day

  1. It's Not About Speed, It's About the Message (or Its Depth)
    Better to write news than to just link to news if there's commentary that the news may merit
  2. Mobbing at the European Patent Office (EPO) - Part IV - EPO Can Get Away With Murders, Suicide Clusters, and Systematic and Prolonged Bullying by 'Team Campinos' ("Alicante Mafia" as Insiders Call It)
    Nobody in the Council or the EU/EC/EP gives a damn as long as laws are broken to fabricate 'growth'
  3. Jeff Bezos Isn't Just Killing the Washington Post, He's Killing Thousands of News Sites/Newsrooms (in Dozens of Languages) That Rely on It for Many Decades Already
    Not just slopfarms; even the Ukraine-based reporters are culled by Bezos, who's looking to please the dictators of the world
  4. Central Staff Committee Confronted António Campinos for Giving His Cocaine-Addicted Friend Over 100,000 Euros to Do Nothing, Just Pretend to be Ill, While Cutting the Salaries of Everybody Else
    "On the agenda: Amicale framework & Financial assistance for courses"
  5. How to Win Lawsuits in 5 Simple Steps
    Keep issuing threats every week and send 60 kilograms of legal papers to the target
  6. Living in Freedom When 'False Flag Operations' Like EFF Get Captured by Billionaires to Take Freedom Away
    There are many ways to think of Software Freedom

    New

  7. Gemini Links 06/02/2026: Git and Email Patches; MNT Pocket Reform
    Links for the day
  8. Geminispace Net Growth in 2026 About a Capsule a Day
    A pace like this means net gain of ~300 per year, i.e. about the same as last year
  9. Benjamin Henrion Warned About the Illegal and Unconstitutional Unified Patent Court (UPC) in FOSDEM 2026
    Listen to Benjamin Henrion
  10. Economies Crashing Not Because of Slop Improving 'Efficiency' (That's a False Excuse) and 'Expensive' (Read: Qualified) Workers Discarded in Race to the Bottom
    Actual cocaine addicts are pushing out moral people
  11. IBM's CEO Speaks of Layoffs, Resorts to Mythical (False) Excuses
    This has nothing to do with slop
  12. Links 06/02/2026: Voter Intimidation and Press Shutdowns in US, Web Traffic Warped by LLM Sludge
    Links for the day
  13. Does Linux Torvalds Regret Having Dinners With Bill 'Russian Girls' Gates?
    See, the rules that govern the Linux Foundation and its big sponsors aren't the same rules that apply to all of us
  14. IBM: Cheapening Code, Cheapening Staff, Cheapening Everything
    IBM's management runs IBM like it's a local branch of McDonald's. IBM is a junk company with morbid innards.
  15. GNU/Linux Measured at 6% in One of the World's Largest Nations
    Democratic Republic Of The Congo
  16. Linux Foundation Operative Says We and Our Software All "Owe an Enormous Debt of Gratitude" to a Software Patents Reinforcer
    The only true solution is to entirely get rid of all software patents
  17. More Than 99% of "AI" Companies Aren't AI, They're Pure BS
    We need to discard those stupid debates about "AI" and reject media that gets paid to participate in such overt narrative control (manipulation like The Register MS)
  18. AI Used to Save Lives, Now "AI" is a Grifting Scheme That Burns the Planet and Will Crash the Economy
    What the media calls "AI" (it gets paid to call it that) is the same stuff that could instead be dubbed "algorithms"
  19. Amutable is a Microsoft Siege Against Freedom in GNU/Linux, Just Like the People Who Brought You 'Secure Boot' Controlled by Microsoft
    Do whatever is possible to avoid Amutable and its "products"
  20. Growing Focus on Publication
    Over the past ~10 days we always served more than a million Web hits per day
  21. "Going to be a large number of Microsoft layoffs announced soon"
    Everybody knows a giant wave of layoffs is coming Microsoft's way
  22. End of the 'GPU Bubble' and NVIDIA Finally Admits It Won't Bail Out Microsoft OpenAI Anymore
    circular financing (financial/accounting fraud)
  23. Corrupt Media Won't Hold Accountable Rich People for Role in Pedophilia
    Journalistic misconduct or malpractice is a real thing
  24. Over at Tux Machines...
    GNU/Linux news for the past day
  25. IRC Proceedings: Thursday, February 05, 2026
    IRC logs for Thursday, February 05, 2026
  26. EPO Management ("Alicante Mafia") Not Properly Sharing Information on Scale of Strikes by EPO Staff
    disproportionate (double) deductions in salaries against people who participate in strikes, which are protected by law
  27. Gemini Links 06/02/2026: Slop/Microslop, Home Assistant, and Valid Ex Commands
    Links for the day
  28. Blackmail evidence: Debian social engineering exposed in ClueCon 2024 talk on politics
    Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
  29. Bitcoin crash: opportunity or the end game?
    Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock
  30. Changes at the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA)
    SRA is basically a waste of money
  31. Claims That IBM Will Lay Off 20% (or 15%) of Its Workforce This Year Unless It Finds a Way to Push Them All Out by Threats, Shame, Guilt
    Where are the articles about IBM layoffs?
  32. IBM Isn't a Serious Company Anymore, It's a Ponzi Scheme Operated by a Clique and It Misuses Companies It Acquires to Prop Up or Legitimise the Scheme
    IBM seems like it's nothing but a "Scheme"
  33. Google News Drowning in Slop About "Linux" (Slopfarms Galore)
    Google should know better than to link to any of these slopfarms, but today's Google is itself a pusher of slop

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