BlogFlockKDE's Plasma team has announced that KDE Plasma will drop X11 session support with Plasma 6.8:
The Plasma X11 session will be supported by KDE into early 2027.
We cannot provide a specific date, as we're exploring the possibility of shipping some extra bug-fix releases for Plasma 6.7. The exact…
AlmaLinux 10.1 has been released. In addition to providing binary compatibility with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 10.1, the most notable feature in AlmaLinux 10.1 is the addition of support for Btrfs, which is not available in RHEL:
Btrfs support encompasses both kernel and userspace enablement, and it…
Imagine no more cookie notices.
Imagine no more Internet of Nothing But Accounts.
Imagine no more surveillance panopticons.
Imagine no more privacy in the hands of everybody but you.
Imagine no more creepy adtech.
Then thank MyTerms. When the time comes. We start that clock…
It is rarely newsworthy when a project or package picks up a new dependency. However, changes in a core tool like Debian's Advanced Package Tool (APT) can have far-reaching effects. For example, Julian Andres Klode's declaration that APT would require Rust in May 2026 means that a few of Debian's…
So the rc6 kernel wasn't great: we had a last-minute core VM regression that caused people problems.That's not a great thing late in the release cycle like that, but it was a fairly trivial fix, and…
And the Green Season begins
The fire season is officially over in Santa Barbara and the rest of Southern California. Noozhawk: "The recent storm brought more than 9.5 inches of rain to the city of Santa Barbara, marking the wettest start to a rainy season in 127 years