With the release of Firefox 118 out the door and making its way into the stable software repositories of various GNU/Linux distributions, the next release, Firefox 119, has now entered public beta testing.

Source: LXer – Firefox 119 Promises to Let You Import Some of Your Chrome Extensions

Firefox 119 promises to let users import some Chrome extensions (if they’re available for Firefox) when migrating data from Google Chrome.

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Source: Linux Today – Firefox 119 Promises to Let Users Import Some Chrome Extensions

Guide on how to import Google’s RPM and install the latest Google Chrome on openSUSE Leap or Tumbleweed stable, beta or unstable version.

Source: LXer – How to Install Google Chrome on openSUSE

MediaTek released a System on Module (SoM) that integrates their latest Genio 1200 AIoT (MT8395) System on Chip showcased last month. The LEC-MTK-I1200 features 8-cores (4x Cortex-A78/4x A55), 5-cores Arm Mali-G57 GPU and an APU system (5 TOPS). For quick prototyping, ADLINK has also designed a development board compatible with the LEC-MTK-I1200. The LEC-MTK-I1200 comes […]

Source: LXer – (Update) MediaTek presents Genio 1200 based SoM compatible with ADLINK’s carrier board

Two methods to install Git on CentOS Stream 9 using DNF or compiling from source.

Source: LXer – Steps to install GIT on CentOS Stream 9

The wait is over! LMDE (Linux Mint Debian Edition) 6 is now available for download for those who take their Linux Mint flavor with a Debian base instead of Ubuntu.

Source: LXer – LMDE (Linux Mint Debian Edition) 6 “Faye” Is Now Available for Download

The Document Foundation released today two security updates for its popular LibreOffice open-source office suite, 7.6.2 and 7.5.7, to address a recently disclosed vulnerability in the WebP codec.

Source: LXer – LibreOffice 7.6.2 and 7.5.7 Released to Address Critical WebP Vulnerability

With GNOME 45 out the door and already hitting the stable software repositories of some of the most popular rolling-release distributions, it’s time for the GNOME devs to focus their efforts on the next major release of this widely used Linux desktop environment, GNOME 46.

Source: LXer – GNOME 46 Desktop Environment Slated for Release on March 20th, 2024

In this tutorial, we will show you how to set up a Local DNS Server with Unbound on a Rocky Linux 9 server.

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Source: Linux Today – How to Set Up a Local DNS Server on Rocky Linux 9

Here’s a look back at (more than) 3 decades of Linux history: from the very beginning of Linus announcing Linux, to a few years ago. Every important event in Linux history. We created an infographic that shows every important event in the history of Linux in a fun visual way. It’s just a reminder and a fun look back at what made Linux what it is today and how it came to be this way.

Source: LXer – Linux History: a Look Back at 3 Decades of Linux (Infographic)

The AI boom is clearly upon us, but there are still plenty of questions
swirling around this technology. Some of those questions are legal ones
and there have been lawsuits filed to try to get clarification—and perhaps
monetary damages. Van Lindberg is a lawyer who is well-known in the
open-source world; he came to Open
Source Summit Europe 2023 in Bilbao, Spain to try to put the current
work in AI into its legal context.

Source: LWN.net – [$] AI from a legal perspective

Bulky is a free and open-source GUI software developed by Linux Mint that lets you rename files and directories on any Linux distribution or desktop.

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Source: Linux Today – Bulky: Simple Tool to Bulk Rename Files and Directories

There are several boot loaders you can install on Linux, and in this article, we’ll talk about a handful of the best Linux boot loaders to work with.

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Source: Linux Today – DietPi v8.22 Released: Here’s What’s New

Based on Debian 12 and powered by Linux 6.1 LTS, LMDE 6 Faye is now available to users looking to take advantage of the Cinnamon 5.8 desktop environment.

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Source: Linux Today – LMDE 6 Faye Is Now Available for Download

Version
118.0 of the Firefox browser has been released. Changes include
improved fingerprinting prevention and automated translation: “Automated
translation of web content is now available to Firefox users! Unlike
cloud-based alternatives, translation is done locally in Firefox, so that
the text being translated does not leave your machine.“

Source: LWN.net – Firefox 118.0 released

Firefox 118 is a major release that brings a built-in translation feature for websites. Learn more about how to access and use the new tool.

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Source: Linux Today – Firefox 118 Now Available With Built-In Translation for Websites

LinuxSecurity.com recently completed a migration to Joomla 4 and PHP 8 to take advantage of new features and optimizations. Learn more here.

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Source: Linux Today – LinuxSecurity.com Migrates to Joomla 4 and PHP 8

Keep your Debian system fresh and current by switching from Stable to Testing with our easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions.

Source: LXer – How to Switch from Debian Stable to Testing: A Step-by-Step Guide

Remember when the internet felt personal? Like a cool space for ourselves to discover really amazing things? The web allowed us to tell our stories in new ways, learn from others across the world and solve problems together. This extraordinary power is what sparked Mozilla’s commitment to a healthy internet, through activism and open source […]

Source: LXer – Reclaim the internet with Mozilla