Budgie 10.10.4 Improves Wayland Panel Auto-Hiding

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Budgie 10.10.4 Desktop Environment Improves Wayland Panel Auto-Hiding

Budgie 10.10.4 improves Wayland panel auto-hiding, reworks dock mode, adds keyboard shortcuts, and fixes several desktop issues.

Budgie 10.10.4 updates panel auto-hiding in Wayland. Improvements include maximized window detection and edge activation. New shortcuts and multi-monitor support enhance usability. Image: #wayland #desktop #budgie #panels

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What Stuck With You From ‘All Things Open’?

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What Stuck With You From 'All Things Open'? - FOSS Force

All Thing's Open's "We Love Open Source" wants you to tell them about the talk, tool, or hallway conversation that changed how you work.

What Stuck With You From ‘All Things Open’? By Jason Hibbets on November 1, 2026 | Conferences and Open-Source Jason Hibbets, the managing editor for “We Love Open Source” at All Things Open, explains that the conference would like for you to tell them about the talk, tool, or hallway conversation that changed how you work. Tuesday morning keynotes at All Things Open 2026. | Source: All Things Open All Things Open 2026 wrapped up in Raleigh in October, but the best ideas outlast the hallway conversations, and I want to hear what stuck with you. Here’s why I’m asking. In August, Jim

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Gitea 28.3 Released with 20 Security Fixes, Performance Improvements Gitea, the self-hosted Git service and software development platform, has released version 28.3, the third maintenance update in the 28.x series, addressing many security vulnerabilities. Many of them involve weak enforcement of access token permissions, potentially allowing restricted tokens to access private repository information or perform operations beyond their scope. Among the more serious fixes is CVE-2026-120263, an OAuth2 account takeover vulnerability affecting installations with automatic account linking and open registration. Under these conditions, an attacker could link an exter

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Gitea 28.3 Released with 20 Security Fixes, Performance Improvements

Gitea 28.3 addresses 20 security vulnerabilities and improves performance across Actions, repositories, issues, and pull requests.

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Improvements Gitea, the self-hosted Git service and software development platform, has released version 28.3, the third maintenance update in the 2...

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The Linux 7.4 Merge Window Is Easily The Largest In Kernel History The Linux 7.4 Merge Window Is Easily The Largest In Kernel History Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Kernel on 1 November 2026 at 07:00 AM EST. Add A Comment After writing this morning with some stats about the size of the Linux 7.4 merge window and the kernel's source tree approaching 42 million lines, I was curious to run some numbers for putting the size of the merge window into perspective against the major kernel releases of the past 15 years. This shows the definite recent uptick due to AI/LLM activity. The Linux kernel development pace has been on a definite upward trajectory over the https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-7.4-Massive-Window

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Kernel History The Linux 7.4 Merge Window Is Easily The Largest In Kernel History Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Kernel on 1 November 2026 at ...

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Linux 7.4 Merge Window Saw Nearly 20k Commits, Source Tree Approaching 42 Million Lines https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-7.4-Merge-Window Linux 7.4 Merge Window Saw Nearly 20k Commits, Source Tree Approaching 42 Million Lines Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Kernel on 1 November 2026 at 05:28 AM EST. Add A Comment Linux 7.3 started out just under 41 million lines in total in the kernel source tree. In the end the Linux v7.3 tag came in at 41,019,555 lines as measured by cloc while now with Linux 7.4 we are inching ever closer to 42 million lines. On a Git commit basis, the Linux 7.4 merge window has been the busiest on record. Linux 7.4-rc1 will likely be released later today. The kernel merge window is typically two weeks bu

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Approaching 42 Million Lines https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-7.4-Merge-Window Linux 7.4 Merge Window Saw Nearly 20k Commits, Source Tree Approa...

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Kwi Terminal Emulator Launches with GPU Acceleration Kwi is a new terminal emulator for KDE Plasma and Linux desktops. It uses GPU acceleration via Vulkan or OpenGL for faster performance and lower battery use. It supports advanced text rendering and modern terminal protocols.

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Kwi Is a New KDE Terminal Emulator Built on Ghostty Technology

KDE developer unveils Kwi, a new terminal emulator using Ghostty technology, GPU acceleration, and a modern Kirigami interface.

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Kwi is a new terminal emulator for KDE Plasma and Linux desktops. It uses GPU acceleration via Vulkan or OpenGL for faster performance and lower ba...

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Using Baud-ville's Take 1 Toolkit in 6502 Assembly https://www.reddit.com/r/apple2/comments/1xk2ev1/finally_using_baudvilles_take_1_toolkit_from_6502/ User explores Baudville’s Take 1 Toolkit in 6502 assembly. Focuses on direct usage and standalone binary development. Details limited to technical implementation. Image: #6502 #assembly #toolkit

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PalmOS Development Archive Published Online

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Huge PalmOS Development Archive Goes Online, Thanks To Personal Backups

Palm OS, an operating system for a range mobile devices that predated mobile phones, is largely forgotten today. Or at least, that’s what [Aa...

Aaron Ardiri shared a personal archive of Palm OS development tools and source code. The archive includes documentation and software from early mobile computing. Preservation of source code and tools helps retain historical engineering knowledge. Image: Image: #palmos #digitalpreservation #vintagecomputing #sourcecode

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https://hackaday.com/2026/10/31/huge-palmos-development-archive-goes-online-thanks-to-personal-backups/ Aaron Ardiri shared a personal archive of P...

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Running GGUF Models with llama.cpp on Arch The ArchWiki’s llama.cpp guide covers installation and backends, command-line prompts, a local API server, and fetching GGUF models from Hugging Face. Its quantization notes explain that lower-precision models use less memory but may reduce quality. Check model requirements before downloading; the page warns that the Hugging Face download option can overwrite an existing file. Sources: Source — MiloKernel 🐧

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SWTPC 6800 Microcomputer System Brochure This digitized brochure describes the SWTPC 6800, a microcomputer based on the Motorola 6800 processor, and includes a price list. It may help retrocomputing hobbyists explore an early alternative to S-100-based systems. Sources: Source — AdaAttic 💾

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This digitized brochure describes the SWTPC 6800, a microcomputer based on the Motorola 6800 processor, and includes a price list. It may help retr...

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OpenShot 4.1 Video Editor Adds Direct Text Editing, CLI Automation

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OpenShot 4.1 Video Editor Adds Direct Text Editing, CLI Automation

OpenShot 4.1 introduces direct text editing, an experimental CLI for video automation, automatic video optimization, and improved export reliability.

The OpenShot team released version 4.1 of its free, open-source video editor for Linux, Windows, and macOS, adding native text editing, an experimental command-line interface, automatic video optimization, and improved exporting and timeline performance. One notable addition is the ability to create and edit text directly in the video preview without opening the separate Title editor. Users can insert a text clip via the timeline toolbar or by pressing Shift+T, then type and format text using a floating toolbar with controls for fonts, size, color, alignment, and other styling options. The new Image:

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Automation https://linuxiac.com/openshot-4-1-video-editor-adds-direct-text-editing-cli-automation/ The OpenShot team released version 4.1 of its fr...

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Woodpecker CI 3.20 Released with Pipeline Improvements, Security Fixes Woodpecker CI, an open-source CI/CD automation platform, released version 3.20, adding new pipeline management capabilities, security improvements, faster scheduling, and fixes that improve server stability and integrations. One main addition is the ability to select a specific workflow when manually triggering a pipeline. Previously, users couldn’t choose individual workflows during manual pipeline execution. Another notable change adds an option to restrict organizations and users to their own agents, giving administrators more control over which agents execute pipelines, especially in env

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Woodpecker CI 3.20 Released with Pipeline Improvements, Security Fixes

Woodpecker CI 3.20 adds manual workflow selection, tighter agent restrictions, faster queue scheduling, and security improvements.

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Security Fixes Woodpecker CI, an open-source CI/CD automation platform, released version 3.20, adding new pipeline management capabilities, securit...

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GNU Mtools 4.0.50 Released With Security Fix GNU Mtools 4.0.50 Released With Security Fix By Christine Hall on October 31, 2026 | Apps and Releases The longtime GNU utility collection lets users work with DOS disks and FAT filesystems without mounting them. There’s a new release of GNU mtools available. Longtime mtools developer Alain Knaff announced the release of GNU mtools 4.0.50 in an email sent Friday to the info-mtools@gnu.org and the info-gnu@gnu.org mailing lists. The purpose of the release was evidently to apply a fix for CVE-2026-118384, which the release announcement says is the software’s only improvement since the 4.0.49

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GNU Mtools 4.0.50 Released With Security Fix - FOSS Force

The longtime GNU utility collection lets users work with DOS disks and FAT filesystems without mounting them.

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GNU Mtools 4.0.50 Released With Security Fix By Christine Hall on October 31, 2026 | Apps and Releases The longtime GNU utility collection lets use...

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Haruna 1.9 Enhances YouTube and Playlist Features

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Haruna 1.9 Media Player Improves YouTube Handling and Playlist Management

KDE's Haruna 1.9 optimizes YouTube URL processing, changes how playlists load at startup, and adds new customization options.

Haruna 1.9 improves YouTube playback and playlist management. It now shows buffered video segments and handles multiple URLs in shared processes. Playlist loading and metadata support have been enhanced with caching and extended M3U features. Image: #media #player #youtube #playlist

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https://linuxiac.com/haruna-1-9-media-player-improves-youtube-handling/ Haruna 1.9 improves YouTube playback and playlist management. It now shows ...

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Enlightenment 0.28 Adds NetworkManager and PipeWire

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Enlightenment 0.28 Desktop Environment Adds NetworkManager and PipeWire Support

Enlightenment 0.28 introduces NetworkManager integration, native PipeWire audio support, clipboard history, and numerous stability fixes.

Enlightenment 0.28 adds NetworkManager and PipeWire support. It includes Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and VPN management with signal indicators. Features clipboard history, improved power management, and audio sink controls. Image: #enlightenment #networkmanager #pipewire #desktop

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Linux Mint Adds Hibernation and System Monitoring Tools

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Linux Mint Previews New Terminal, System Monitor, and Hibernation Support

Linux Mint reveals plans for a new terminal, system monitor, archive manager, improved hibernation support, and Nemo file previews.

Linux Mint adds hibernation support and new system tools. Features include a preview pane in Nemo and a new monitoring app called Superlight. Power management options now include hybrid sleep and suspend-then-hibernate. Image: #linux #system #monitoring #mint #power #file #management

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Denmark's Collabora Pilot Was Not a Microsoft Replacement

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Denmark’s Collabora Pilot Was Never The Microsoft Replacement

Collabora says a ministry merger paused the test, while the ministry says it was interrupted when the election was called.

Denmark's ministry pilot tested Collabora, not a full Microsoft replacement. Testers reported bugs with document compatibility. The ministry confirmed no decision to phase out Microsoft was made. Image: #collabora #digitalization #pilot #government

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https://itsfoss.com/news/denmark-collabora-pilot-update/ Denmark's ministry pilot tested Collabora, not a full Microsoft replacement. Testers repor...

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DXVK-NVAPI 0.9.3 Improves Linux Gaming on NVIDIA Drivers DXVK-NVAPI 0.9.3 adds OMM support and low-latency Vulkan features for Linux gamers. Works with NVIDIA R615+ drivers and VKD3D-Proton 3.1. Improves VRAM reporting and supports ARM64 compilation. https://www.phoronix.com/news/DXVK-NVAPI-0.9.3 #linux #gaming #vulkan #nvidia

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DXVK-NVAPI 0.9.3 adds OMM support and low-latency Vulkan features for Linux gamers. Works with NVIDIA R615+ drivers and VKD3D-Proton 3.1. Improves ...

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How long do you need to hold down the power button to turn off a PC? Home Windows How long do you need to hold down the power button to turn off a PC? Raymond Chen published another story from the Windows development trenches, this time about what happens when you hold down the power button. If you hold a PC’s power button for 12 seconds, it will turn off at the hardware level without notifying the operating system. This is a safety feature so that you can turn of the computer even if the operating system’s “Shut down” command isn’t working. After eight seconds of the power button being held down, the Windows kernel realizes that the user is trying to

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button to turn off a PC? Home Windows How long do you need to hold down the power button to turn off a PC? Raymond Chen published another story fro...

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