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Firefox 130 Promises to Enable Overscroll Animations on Linux, Firefox Labs
With Firefox 129 rolling out today to users worldwide on all supported platforms, Mozilla has promoted the upcoming release, Firefox 130, to the beta channel for public testing, so it’s time to look at the new features and improvements.
Sway Compositor Lands Wayland Explicit Sync Support
Yesterday the Sway i3-inspired Wayland compositor saw tearing control support merged while today another prominent Wayland protocol has been merged: linux-drm-syncobj-v1 for explicit sync support...
Save a town from paranormal infestation in the point and click adventure The founders of redacted
Love your point and click adventures? Here's a fresh one for you! The founders of [redacted] from Relatively Painless Games looks like a great addition to your gaming library.
How to Install Ansible Semaphore on Debian 12
Ansible Semaphore is an open-source web UI for Ansible playbooks. It enables the deployment using Ansible automation via a web browser. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the installation of Ansible Semaphore on the Debian 12 server.
ADLINK Unveils New SBC35 Series: 3.5” Single Board Computers Featuring Intel i3/i5/i7 & N97 Processors
ADLINK Technology Inc has announced the launch of its new SBC35 Series of 3.5” Single Board Computers. These boards are engineered to maximize efficiency in compact spaces, making them ideal for space-constrained applications in automation, transportation, medical fields, and smart city projects.
KDE Plasma 6.1.4: August Bugfix Update Released
KDE releases Plasma 6.1.4 August bugfix update featuring small yet crucial fixes and new translations to enhance user experience.
Proton VPN Adds New Servers and Discreet Icons (for Android) to Fight Censorship
Proton VPN is one of the best VPN options for people who prioritize their security and privacy online. Thanks to its accessible nature, it has seen a rapid rise in users ever since it first entered the market back in 2017.
Solidigm D7-PS1010 PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSDs Offer Great Performance For Servers
Solidigm today is formally announcing the D7-PS1010 PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSDs for the data center. The new D7-PS1010 solid-state drives offer phenomenal performance for PCIe Gen 5 servers as I've enjoyed in testing out a few of these D7-PS1010 SSDs the past several weeks and their leading performance that should be especially appealing for modern AI and HPC servers.
Firefox hacks for everyone: From cozy gamers to minimalists and beyond
Firefox users, we’ve got tips for you. The Mozilla team has gathered some of our favorite tricks to help you get the most out of your browser – from customizing the look of Firefox and managing tabs, to watching videos on the sly and staying cozy while gaming. Let’s dive in.
En Croissant - GUI chess toolkit
En Croissant is a cross-platform chess GUI that’s billed as powerful, customizable and easy to use.
KDE Plasma 6.1.4 Desktop Released with Various Improvements and Bug Fixes
The KDE Project released today KDE Plasma 6.1.4 as the fourth stable update in the latest KDE Plasma 6.1 series of this modern and beloved desktop environment for GNU/Linux systems.
Setup A Secure Simple HTTP Server with HTTPS, Authentication, and More
In this detailed tutorial, we will discuss Simple HTTP Server's key features, installation steps, and practical usage with an example in Debian Linux.
Aura 4.0 Arch’s Package Manager Released, Transitions from Haskell to Rust
Aura 4.0 is here! Now Rust-based, the Arch Linux package manager offers a 4x smaller binary and doesn't require sudo.
Trying Out The Ubuntu "-O3" Optimized Build For Greater Performance
Canonical engineers on Friday announced they are evaluating "-O3" compiler optimized package builds for Ubuntu Linux. As part of this evaluation of using GCC's -O3 compiler optimization level rather than -O2 when compiling Ubuntu packages, experimental Ubuntu desktop and server ISOs are available for testing with this change.
How to create backups with Rsnapshot on Linux
Rsnapshot is a free and open source utility which works as a wrapper around Rsync to perform incremental snapshots of local or remote systems via SSH. Hard links are used to save space when backing up unchanged files, to preserve space while still displaying complete filesystems to the user. In this tutorial, we learn how to install and configure Rsnapshot on some of the most used Linux distributions.
9 Best Free and Open Source Terminal Emoji Tools
An emoji is a pictogram, logogram, ideogram or smiley embedded in text and used in electronic messages and web pages. We recommend terminal based emoji tools.
Germany to Fund Open Source Software Maintainers Through New Fellowship Program
If you’re of the ilk to complain about governments giving money away and what that means for taxpayers, the Germans — or at least their government — are doing this because it will be good for the economy, meaning they think it’ll make folks better able to pay their taxes rather just empty their pockets for the taxman. This is also why they’ve already spending a substantial amount of money to help fund over 40 FOSS projects.
Chrome Web Store warns end is nigh for uBlock Origin
Back in June, Google's Chrome Web Store began alerting users of uBlock Origin who had developer-oriented versions of Chrome that the popular ad-filtering extension could soon stop working.
Asus N97T-IM-A Fanless Thin Mini-ITX with Intel N97 Processor and Dual GbE Ports
Asus recently featured the N97T-IM-A, a high-performance motherboard with a Thin Mini-ITX form factor designed for a wide range of embedded and industrial applications. This motherboard integrates the Intel N97 Processor and offers extensive expansion and serial ports, providing versatility and robust performance.
Google Chrome Will Soon Disable Extensions like uBlock Origin: Here's What You Can Do!
Love it or hate it, Google Chrome is the most used web browser in the world, be it desktop or mobile. For users on desktop, they have the added benefit of having support for extensions to further extend what Chrome can do for them.
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