Snap, NOT Steam, Is Breaking Your Games
This week in Linux News, Gnome 46 is in alpha testing and Wine has experimental Wayland support. Also, SUSE Leap goes Immutable and Snap is breaking Steam.
Car Data Stalking
This week, FCC wants to curb Car Stalking, 71M records added to Pwned, AI can be used for the Military now. Also, a school bans cell phones and enriches their lives. We also visit SillyVille.
Bank Card Betrayal
This week in Banned News, we have more details on the secret California city, EVs fail in the cold weather, and Microsoft wants to tranny your children. Also, the fed creates a list of extremists based on your shopping habits.
The Linux Snap Expansion
This week in the Linux News, the 6.7 kernel has been released, Qubes has an officially certified pre-install, and Pipewire cameras are coming to OBS. Also, Ubuntu rehires some devs to expand snap off Ubuntu.
Google Wants Minor Picts
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, we look at privacy news including a contractor asking parents for pictures, SoCal gets what it deserves for wage hike, and HP is in trouble again. We also visit SillyVille.
Voting Vans
This week in Banned News, whiners got after Substack, iPads turn up missing, and voter fraud has been discovered...in a van!
Mozilla: The RIGHT or WRONG Direction?
This week in Linux News, A screen recorder makes its way to Wayland, Gnome developers accidentally make Custom Folders easy to find, and Graphene will support Android Auto soon. Also, Mozilla is branching out, but is that the right call?
Facebook Found MORE Ways to Spy
Today we look at articles in privacy, security, AI and business. We also look at some crazy news in tech.
TikTok Tracking Inquiry
In this Weekly News Roundup, TikTok is under investigation down under, we have tips to find phishing scams. Also, Zelle scammers are taking over Facebook and I'm not surprised.
Debian Dropping 32 Bit?
SSH servers are under attack again, Peppermint releases a throwback to Peppermint 10 based on Debian, and a battle has been waging over foss software when the proprietary stuff goes rouge. Also, Debian is considering a drop of some 32 bit architectures and we have some details.
Can They Hear You?
In this edition of the Weekly News Roundup, marketers say they can hear you, more banking malware is in the wild, and Instacart launches an AI shopping cart. We also watch a TV that watches us and then we visit SillyVille.
