We test drive the OpenMandriva Lx 5 “Iodine”, the latest release that combines user-friendliness with cutting-edge technology.

Source: LXer – OpenMandriva Lx 5 Review: Distribution of Simplicity and Power

In an unexpected move, Nextcloud announces the addition of Roundcube Webmail to its growing family of open-source solutions. Here’s more on that!

Source: LXer – Roundcube Webmail Joins the Nextcloud Family

Valve released today a new stable Steam Client update that brings various improvements for Linux gamers, as well as a couple of new features and numerous bug fixes.

Source: LXer – Latest Steam Client Update Improves Steam Overlay for CS2 and Other Games on Linux

The Mesa 3D Project announced today the release and general availability of Mesa 23.3 as the latest version of this open-source graphics stack for GNU/Linux distributions and other platforms.

Source: LXer – Mesa 23.3 Linux Graphics Stack Brings the NVK Vulkan Driver for NVIDIA Hardware

2023 proved to be another challenging year for companies combating supply chain security breaches. The 2024 outlook could be worse as attacks become increasingly sophisticated. In this video, Fei Huang, VP of Security Strategy at SUSE, dives into the latest cybersecurity predictions, unveiling the trends shaping our online defenses and exploring how innovation will safeguard our digital lives.

The post SUSE VP of Security Strategy on New Horizons in Cyber Protection and 2024 Trends appeared first on Linux Today.

Source: Linux Today – SUSE VP of Security Strategy on New Horizons in Cyber Protection and 2024 Trends

NixOS, a Linux distribution and a set of packages usable on other Linux systems and macOS, has been updated today to version 23.11, a release that comes with new and updated components, as well as various new features.

Source: LXer – NixOS 23.11 “Tapir” Released with the GNOME 45 Desktop and Wi-Fi 6 Support

NixOS 23.11 release brings 9147 new and 18700 updated packages, GNOME 45 upgrades, a leap to LLVM 16, and more!

Source: LXer – NixOS 23.11 Rolls Out with 18,700 Updated Packages

4MLinux creator Zbigniew Konojacki announced today the release and general availability for download of a new stable and major release of his independent GNU/Linux distribution using the lightweight JWM (Joe’s Window Manager) graphical environment, 4MLinux 44.

The post 4MLinux 44 Adds System-Wide VA-API Support, Improves Printing Support appeared first on Linux Today.

Source: Linux Today – 4MLinux 44 Adds System-Wide VA-API Support, Improves Printing Support

Following below is an attempt to reproduce Fedora’s style of installation Deepin Desktop on Server’s instance. Due to known issues with DDE on F39’s server, this procedure has been done on Ubuntu 22.04 (LTS) Server .

Source: LXer – Install Deepin Desktop Environment on Ubuntu Server 22.04.3

Coming six months after NixOS 23.05, the NixOS 23.11 release is here to introduce the latest GNOME 45 “Riga” desktop environment series. The GNOME edition ships with the GNOME 45.1 desktop by default on a Wayland session for both bare metal and virtual machines.

The post NixOS 23.11 “Tapir” Released With the GNOME 45 Desktop & Wi-Fi 6 Support appeared first on Linux Today.

Source: Linux Today – NixOS 23.11 “Tapir” Released With the GNOME 45 Desktop & Wi-Fi 6 Support

The Armbian project announced today the release and general availability of Armbian 23.11 as the latest version of this GNU/Linux distribution tailored for ARM-powered embedded devices based on Debian GNU/Linux and Ubuntu.

The post Armbian 23.11 Released With Linux Kernel 6.6 LTS & Support for New Devices appeared first on Linux Today.

Source: Linux Today – Armbian 23.11 Released With Linux Kernel 6.6 LTS & Support for New Devices

This article descibes how to find an application to add to your ostree based system (such as Silverblue and Kinoite) using rpm-ostree. One of the main benefits of the Fedora ostree-based systems is the immutability of the system. Not only is the image read-only, it’s also pre-built on the Fedora servers. Thus, updating a running […]

Source: LXer – Searching for packages with rpm-ostree search

Discover how to run your JavaScript program in your preferred Jupyter notebook on Linux, with thorough explanations and useful examples.

Source: LXer – How to Execute Javascript in a Jupyter Notebook on Linux

The Android system was once famous for extensive, out-of-tree kernel
enhancements. Many of those have been eliminated or upstreamed over
the years, bringing Android much closer to the mainline kernel. One
significant component in the “upstreamed” category is Binder, an
interprocess communication mechanism that is used only by Android. There
are a number of factors that make Binder a good candidate for rewriting in
the Rust language; at the 2023 Linux
Plumbers Conference, Carlos Llamas and Alice Ryhl described the
motivation behind and implementation of a rewrite of Binder in Rust.

Source: LWN.net – [$] A Rust implementation of Android’s Binder

German company Nitrokey has released NetHSM 1.0, an open-source hardware security module (HSM). The module can be used for storing and managing a variety of cryptographic keys (e.g., keys to enable HTTPS, DNSSEC, secure blockchain transactions, etc.) in a secure manner.

The post Nitrokey Releases NetHSM, a Fully Open-Source Hardware Security Module appeared first on Linux Today.

Source: Linux Today – Nitrokey Releases NetHSM, a Fully Open-Source Hardware Security Module

Pot is a cross-platform translator application that offers translation by selection and input. It supports clipboard listening, screenshot optical character recognition, and screenshot translation.

Source: LXer – Pot – text translation and recognize

If you’ve ever found yourself stumped by resolution issues in Linux, XRandR and ARandR might just be the tools you need to solve your issues.

Source: LXer – How to Setup Dual Monitors With XRandR

Revamped Paru 2.0 enhances Arch Linux package management with superior PKGBUILD repo support, interactive commands, and system updates.

Source: LXer – Paru 2.0 Arch’s AUR Helper Is a Major Update After Long Hiatus

Firefox 121, freshly in beta test, will default to the protocol too. Red Hat reckons Wayland is now mature enough to take over as the only display server in the forthcoming RHEL 10.…

Source: LXer – Wayland takes the wheel as Red Hat bids farewell to X.org

The KDE Project released today the first beta version of the upcoming KDE Plasma 6 desktop environment for public testing three weeks after the alpha development milestone.

Source: LXer – KDE Plasma 6 Desktop Environment Is Now Available for Public Beta Testing