Ubuntu to Finally Scan Snap Store
This week in Linux News, Gnome 46 has many new improvements, Tails releases the next update with fixes, and Ubuntu does some changes for stability, gaming, security, and finally gets around to auditing the snaps.
Feds Demand Your Info If You Watched This Video
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, YouTube is ordered to give up data on people who watched a public video, a worm infects trucking navigation systems, and Blizzard pushes out a new aggressive EULA. We also visit SillyVille.
Another Linux Gaming Deck?
Today in Linux News, NVIDIA releases fixes for Wayland, Postmarket OS switched to SystemD, and Proton Mail gets a native Linux client. Also, a SteamDeck competitor is in the works with bigger promises.
Chrome FORCES Passkeys on Windows
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, Mozilla ends their privacy-focused location services, Chrome on Windows forces passkeys, and Google pushes an AI Fitness Coach. Also, Apple is under more legal fire, and we visit SillyVille.
GPL is Enforceable
This week in Linux news, Ubuntu releases PiP for all apps, the Libre 6.8 kernel is released, and KeePassXC allows imports from more cloud-based password managers. Also, LXQt will be Wayland ready in the next release, and a French court enforces the GPL terms.
Everyone Sells Your Data!
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, all out data is for sale and it needs to stop, Roku breach just in time for their forced arbitration, and Oregon passes Right to Repair. We also visit SillyVille.
Waving Goodbye to Xorg
This week in Linux News, a Google Photos alternative goes fully open source, AMDGPUs power control limits in new kernel, and Linux Mint will replace HexChat with a new IRC support app. Also, Fedora is ready to drop Xorg entirely in an upcoming release.
Should Your IP Be Protected?
Today in the Weekly News Roundup, we look at how Canada is handling IP addresses, Meta is profiting from scams, and AI is overtaking interviews. Also, counties considering FOSS voting and we take a trip to SillyVille.
Chicken Little Announces Y2K38 | Debian Tackling Next Date Disaster!
This week in Linux News, Ubuntu will drop games in 24.04, AirPods get a Gnome battery monitor, and Tails 6.0 is officially released. Also, Plasma 6 moves to Wayland first, and Debian starts tackling the next date disaster.
Another Reason to Use Adblock
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, the US government uses advertising to track targets, more android banking Trojans discovered, and AI snitches on itself. Also, HP has a new CrAzY printer rental, and we visit SillyVille.
