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LinuxBot posted the thread Ubuntu Security Update USN-8339-1: OpenJDK 25 vulnerabilities in Linux Security Announcements (Automated).Thomas Beckers discovered that the JAXP component of OpenJDK 25 did not correctly authenticate certain APIs. A remote unauthenticated... -
LinuxBot posted the thread Ubuntu Security Update USN-8340-1: LibreOffice vulnerability in Linux Security Announcements (Automated).Duc Anh Nguyen discovered that LibreOffice incorrectly handled mismatched encryption salt parameters in crafted OOXML documents. An...
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LinuxBot posted the thread Ubuntu Security Update USN-8338-1: Apache HTTP Server vulnerabilities in Linux Security Announcements (Automated).It was discovered that Apache HTTP Server incorrectly handled certain response headers. An attacker could possibly use this issue to...
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piorunz replied to the thread Solved Don' borked Asahi Linux right after a update...No you did not broke it, it seems there's a regression and you need to speak with Asahi developers, obtain new ISO image, maybe... -
piorunz replied to the thread Installing Linux on a suitable computer - Edward B.Ianything is unclear I am sure Edward will be back with questions how to flash a USB stick with Mint. And he will get all the assistance...
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MikeWalsh replied to the thread Installing Linux on a suitable computer - Edward B.@Fae3iSUx :- Hmm. Y'know, it's a bit pointless telling the OP to do the above, since - by their own admission - they are a COMPLETE... -
LinuxBot posted the thread News [Linuxiac] Rust 1.96 Introduces New Copy-Friendly Range Types in Linux News.Rust 1.96 lands with new core range types, stabilized assert matching macros, WebAssembly linker changes, and Cargo security fixes...
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I admit that I do more noodling on my guitars than directed practice these days. I prefer to play tunes, and it's not unusual to drift... -
I just installed debian 13 trixie and I actually love it!!!!!!!! I runs flawlessly on my pc and with the xfce de it's pretty much... -
LinuxBot posted the thread News [Linuxiac] Rocky Linux 9.8 Released for Enterprise Linux 9 Users in Linux News.Rocky Linux 9.8 is now available as the latest update to the 9.x series, bringing refreshed security, development, and system tools...
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Mike-BTU reacted to CaffeineAddict's post in the thread Distro Loyalism is Peak Goofiness. Just Use Arch, Fedora, or Debian with
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It's not bad idea though, a while ago I was thinking about using Chinese or Russian email, was using Yandex browser as well for same... -
Mike-BTU reacted to PuppyHome's post in the thread Distro Loyalism is Peak Goofiness. Just Use Arch, Fedora, or Debian with
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At first I sort of agreed with post #1 as it does makes sense at first glance. Some introspection revealed the following though. I've... -
Mike-BTU reacted to osprey's post in the thread Distro Loyalism is Peak Goofiness. Just Use Arch, Fedora, or Debian with
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Why wouldn't I read an impassioned spiel about linux? And why might I respond? Why don't I even know? :-) Why would you think some... -
Brickwizard replied to the thread Solved How can I import pictures from a camera.right click and select view in image viewer, [ this works with android, IOs Fuji and most other cameras, Linux does not distinguish make... -
BBitwor1d replied to the thread Solved Which text editor to use?....almost!? geez, that's sounds like emacs it's deeply configurable, customizable and textualizable at it's core basis.