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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 12th of January 2022 11:06:40 PM Filed under
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  • Fast Kernel Headers Improves Compile Times By 50% - Invidious

    There are some absolutely crazy people working on the Linux kernel and Ingo Molnar is one of them and he is working on a project that he dubs fast kernel headers which improves kernel build times by over 50%

  • Useless Use Of Cat Isn't Useless - Invidious

    Every time I make a video where I'm doing stuff at the command line, inevitably I get the troll comment about the "useless use of cat" (UUOC). What's weird (and mildy annoying) about the folks crying "UUOC" is that my useless use of cat is not useless. I have my reasons!

  • FLOSS Weekly 663: UNIX as a Second Language - Sandra Henry-Stocker

    Sandra Henry-Stocker, @bugfarm on Twitter, whose column for Network World is Unix as a Second Language, joins Doc Searls and Dan Lynch from her home in the mountains of Western Virginia to share wisdom gathered from more than 30 years administering and writing about Unix and Linux systems. The topics range widely to adjacent subjects, including astronomy, containers and lesser operating systems.

  • Fakers and Takers | Coder Radio 448

    Was he justified? Our thoughts on the dev who corrupted libraries in NPM for millions of users with his political statement about free software.

    Plus how Google blew a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to control mobile messaging.

  • Cutefish Desktop Environment | A Brand New Linux Desktop With Stunning Looks & Modern Design! (2022) - Invidious

    Cutefish is an upcoming desktop environment that's going to be radically different from anything you've experienced till now. Stunning looks, modern design, and intuitiveness that's basically instinct, drive the development of this new and premium interface. I've installed the beta version of Cutefish and the way it feels to use this interface has left me very impressed. The idea behind this project is to provide a high-quality interface for Linux newcomers, that is easy to navigate, equipped with all the tools needed for everyday usage but leaves out the complex things which might overwhelm the users.

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