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See the breaking news page for news articles ordered by publication date and time. This All news has all the news ever published sorted alphabetically.
Pages in category "All news"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 978 total.
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- 20 GiB Internal Intel Document Motherload Is Now Available In Dark Corners Of The Internet
- 2006-02-27: Gentoo 2006.0 released
- 2006-08-30: Gentoo Linux 2006.1 Unleashed.
- 2006-09-29: Tor v0.1.1.24 released
- 2006-10-10: Tor 0.1.2.2-alpha is out
- 2006-10-24: Internet Explorer v7 blocks users from downloading Mozilla Firefox 1.5.x
- 2006-11-05: Vidalia 0.0.9 is released
- 2006-11-06: Tor 0.1.2.3-alpha is out
- 2006-12-05: Tor 0.1.2.4-alpha is out
- 2006-12-17: Tor 0.1.1.26 fixes HttpProxyAuthenticator privacy flaw
- 2007-01-06: Tor 0.1.2.5-alpha is out
- 2007-02-08: Tor 0.1.2.7-alpha is out
- 21 TiB Of "Open Source" Software From GitHub Is Now Stored In the Norwegian Arctic World Archive
- 23rd Chaos Communication Congress
- 26. August 2006: libquicktime-0.9.10 released
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- A dispatch from the front lines of right to repair
- A European Open Technology Fund: Building sustainable public funding for free software
- A Factual Timeline of Attempts to Pressure the FSF Into Submission (Not to Promote Real Community and Freedom)
- A New Gigabyte Motherboard WMI Temperature Driver Will Likely Arrive In Linux 5.13
- A Quick Look At Manjaro 21.0 Ornara With Xfce
- Ad-Tech Industry Complains That Google Has Too Much Control Over Web Standards
- Against Software Tyranny
- Alibaba announces 16-core RISC-V chip and promises to make it Open Source
- Almalinux 8.3 Is Released As A Stable RHEL Clone For Those Who Liked CentOS
- Alpine Linux 3.11 Released With Kernel 5.4.5, Raspberry Pi 4 Support And MingGW-w64 Support
- Amazon Has Released OpenSearch, An Apache Licensed Alternative To The SSPL Licensed ElasticSearch Search Platform
- Amazon Is Following Chinas Lead Towards a ARM Based Cloud Future
- AMD Admits Ryzen 3000 Series CPUs are Broken, promises BIOS update
- AMD Admits Their Zen 3 CPUs Are Vulnerable To Spectre-STL Attacks
- AMD and Intel Posted Record Profits Q3 2019
- AMD Announced 8 Core Laptop APUs and CPUs and a 64 Core Threadripper CPU at CES 2020
- AMD Announces Four 5000-Series Ryzen CPUs
- AMD Announces Record High Q3 2020 Profits And $35 Billion Deal To Buy Xilinx
- AMD At The X.Org Developers Conference 2020: No-No Baking Your Graphics Card
- AMD Confirms "Big Navi" GPU Coming In 2020
- AMD finally submits kernel patch for broken RDRAND on older AMD APUs
- AMD Hopes To Get Sensor Fusion Hub Driver For AMD Laptop Gyroscopes And Other Sensors Into Linux 5.10
- AMD Joins The Blockchain Game Alliance
- AMD Launches 3 High-End RX 6000-Series GPUs For 4k Gaming
- AMD Launches Ultra-budget A520 Motherboards For Third and Fourth Generation Ryzen On A Budget
- AMD Navi Support is merged into the upcoming Linux Kernel 5.3
- AMD Radeon Open Compute 4.2 Is Released
- AMD Radeon Open Compute Framework 3.7 Released
- AMD Radeon Software For Linux 21.10 Is Released
- AMD Reveals Picture Of RX 6000 Series GPU With 2 8-Pin PSU Connectors
- AMD ROCm 3.8 Is Released
- AMD ROCm 4.1 Is Released With A Fine New Notice Saying "GUI-Based software" Is "Not Supported"
- AMD RX 5700 and 5700 XT GPUs launching with No Linux Support
- AMD Ryzen 3000 series CPUs can't do Random on boot causing Boot Failure on newer Linux distributions
- AMD Ryzen 3000 series CPUs will not be able to boot modern Linux distributions for another "few" weeks
- AMDs AMDVLK Vulkan Driver For Linux Remains Horribly Slow At Compute Compared To The Mesa RADV Driver
- AMDVLK 2020.Q3.5 Alternative AMD Vulkan Driver Released With Four Game Specific Fixes And Sub-RADV Performance
- AMDVLK 2020.Q4.1 Is Released With A New Vulkan Extension And Three Game-Specific Fixes
- AMDVLK 2021.Q2.2 Driver Is Re-Compiled And Re-Released
- AMDVLK v-2020.Q3.6 Is Released With Four Game-Specific Fixes
- An information theoretic model of privacy and security metrics
- AntiX 19 beta 2 released
- AntiX Linux 19.1 Is Released For Those Who Want A Really Light-Weight Linux Distribution
- Apple Devices Are Finally Getting WebP Support
- Apple Recommend Not Covering Your Laptops Webcam, Claims It Can Damage Hardware
- Apple's CUPS Repository Has Died A Quiet Death
- Arch Linux: Past, Present and Future
- ARM announces Cortex-R82 Processor With Support For Up To 1 TiB RAM
- Audacity 3.0 is Released With A New Project File Format and 160 Bugfixes
- AV1 Hardware Video Decode Support For AMD RX 6000 Series GPUs Coming In Linux 5.10
- Avidemux 2.7.8 Is Released
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- Balancing liberties, privacy, and accessibility
- Beautiful OpenBSD Root Exploit Published
- Ben Cotton: How Fedora Is Run And Why
- Beware People Who Enter Free Software Projects Only for Power Trips
- Beyond "learning to code": How Tech Learning Collective merges IT training with emancipatory political action
- Biostar BIOSes enabling PCIe Gen 4 on AMD 400-series Motherboards are available
- Bitcoin Core 0.18.1 rc1 Released
- Bitcoin Core 0.18.1 Released
- Bitcoin Core 0.21.1 Is Released With Speedy Trial Taproot Activation
- Bitcoin Core Wallet 0.19.0.1 Is Released With A New Default Address Format
- Black Lives Matter For Linux
- BlackArch Linux 2019.06.01 brought Back From the Future is Now Available
- BlackArch Linux 2020.01.01 Is Now Available
- Brave Browser 1.12.112 Is Released With Re-Vamped Synchronization
- Brave Web Browser 1.20.108 Is Released With Fix For Major Security Flaw In Private Tor Windows
- Brave Web Browser Caught In Affiliate Link Controversy Prompting Fork
- BSD-Licensed NGINX Webserver In Copyright Dispute, Creator Arrested and Interrogated
- Btrfs Was Not Meant For RAID5 or 6
- Buffer Overflow In Older Sudo Versions Could Be Used To Get Root On Elementary, Linux Mint
- Building massive virtual communities in Matrix
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- Caesar III re-implementation Julius v1.2.0 Is Released
- Calligra Plan 3.2.2 Released With 4 Bug-Fixes
- Cantata 2.4.0 Is Released
- Care about your users: don't minify your JS!
- Catfish 1.4.12 Is Released With GNOME and Wayland Support
- CentOS 8.1 Released With New Security Tools For Servers And Containers
- China Is Number 1 In Number Of SuperComputers And All The Top 10 Systems Run Linux
- Chipmaker TSMC Reports Revenues Are Up 33.6% Compared To 2019
- Chris Down, Facebook: Linux memory management at scale
- Chrome and Chromium 80 Have A New Directly To Text Snippet Linking Feature
- Chromium 79 Has Experimental Vulkan Support And You Should NOT Enable It
- Chromium 81 Is Released With Many Security Fixes And Mostly Working Vulkan Rendering Support
- Chromium Is Moving To A 4-Week Release Cycle In Q3 2021
- Cine-encoder 3.1 Is Released
- ClamAV 0.103.2 Is Released With Security Fixes For Four Vulnerabilities
- Corbett Report: YouTube Is Purging Again
- CoreCtrl 1.0.7 Is Now Available
- Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Has A New Anti-Cheat Trusted Mode
- Critical Free Software: The High Priority Projects Lists
- Cryptocurrency Is An Abject Disaster
- Current Ethereum Network Fees Are Killing CryptoCurrency Tokens Like The Brave Browsers BAT Currency
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- D9VK 0.11 released with fixes and improvements
- Debian Buster 10.9 Is Released
- Debian Buster is Released
- Decentralized Social Networks vs. The Trolls
- Deepin 20 Is Released
- Dell Launches "budget friendly" Ubuntu-Loaded Precision Laptop Starting At $700+ USD
- Department of Homeland Security Urges Firefox And Thunderbird Users To Upgrade
- DevilutionX 1.2 Is Released For The Enjoyment Of Diablo Fans
- Digital Currencies $2 Trillion Market Cap As Bitcoin And Ethereum Surge Above Key Levels
- Digital Currencies Like Bitcoin And Etherium And Tokens Based On Them Are Practically Useless As Of March 2021
- Direct3D To Vulkan Translation Layer DXVK 1.5.3 Is Released
- Disney+ Will Not Work On GNU/Linux Machines
- Distri: researching fast Linux package management
- Don't Try Or Use Linux 5.12-rc1
- Dooble Web Browser 2020.07.07 Is Released
- Dozens Of High Profile Twitter Accounts Owned And Used For Bitcoin Scam: "Tough day" For Twitter
- Drift Into Eternity now available for Linux on Steam
- Dropbox will again support filesystems beyond ext4
- DXVK 1.8.1 Is Released With Better DirectX 9 Performance On AMD GPUs
- DXVK DirectX To Vulkan Translation Layer 1.7.2 Released
- DXVK DirectX To Vulkan Translation Layer Development Halts To A Grind
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- F-Droid 1.7.1 available
- Facebook even snoops on you using your camera’s scratches
- Facebook's digital currency Libra appears to be falling apart as major players leave before commitment deadline
- Fake News Detector For Firefox Is Coming After The Harvest Festival Holiday
- Fedora 30 released with GNOME 3.32, GCC 9 and LUKS2 for disk encryption
- Fedora 31 is branched: Here are the high-lights in the next Fedora version
- Fedora 31 Is Released With Live Images Available For A Varietry Spins
- Fedora 33 Is Released
- FFmpeg 4.4 Is Released With Support For Even More Encoders, Decoders, Muxers and Filters
- Fight against idiocy; support RMS
- Finance Manager KMyMoney v5.0.5 Released
- Find And Remove Duplicate Files, Similar Images And More With Czkawka
- Firefox 67 Released with Promises of Faster Startup Time and other Performance Improvements
- Firefox 68 esr released with better Dark Mode, redesigned addons dashboard and more enterprise-policies
- Firefox 69.0.3 with nothing new for free software users
- Firefox 70 Is Released With 13 Security Vulnerabilities Fixed
- Firefox 71 Released With Built-In MP3 Decoding, 12 Security Fixes and Some Breakage
- Firefox 72.0.1 Released With Fix For Actively Exploited Security Hole
- Firefox 72.0.2 Is Released
- Firefox 73 and 68.5.0esr Are Released With Security Updates
- Firefox 74 Is Released With Several Vulnerability Fixes
- Firefox 78 Is Released With 14 Security Fixes
- Firefox 79 Is Released With 10 Security Fixes
- Firefox 80 Released With 10 Security Fixes And A Higher Version Number
- Firefox 81 Is Released
- Firefox 82 Is Released With Four High-Impact Security Fixes
- Firefox 85 Is Released With Dismal Out-Of-The-Box Performance
- Firefox 86 Is Released With Drastically Improved WebGL Performance
- Firefox Is Making WebRender The Default Rendering Engine On Linux This Month And There Is A Facelift Coming In May
- Firefox Is Rolling Out DNS over HTTPS And The Security Benefits Are Not What You May Think They Are
- Firefox to offer "Tracking Protection" by default
- Firefox will do monthly releases starting next year
- First UbuntuDDE Remix 20.10 Groovy Beta Is Released
- First Xfce 4.14 Maintainance Release Available, ScreenSaver Security Hole Remains Wide Open
- Four Malicious Packages In The NPM Repository With Names Similar To Popular Packages Were Phoning User Data Home
- Fourth release candidate for Mesa 19.1.0 released and the Blockers Remain Open
- Free racing game SuperTuxKart version 1.0 released
- Free Software Calling
- Free Software Enthusiasts are The Worst when it comes to AdBlocking
- Free Software Foundation Turns 35
- Free Software Licenses Are Losing Ground To Permissive Open Source Licenses
- Free Software Projects Are Not Allowed To Ask For Donations On The Google Play App Store
- Free Software which Censors and Restricts what Sites and services the user is Allowed To Read and use is still Free Software
- Free/libre solutions to address the shortage of ventilators
- FreeBSD 11.3 released
- FreeBSD Fridays: Introduction to RISC-V on FreeBSD
- Freedesktop Quietly adds Intel Code of Conduct Enforcer
- Freeing networks where we need freedom most
- Frictional Games Has Released Source Code For Two Amnesia Games As FOSS Under The GNU GPLv3
- Friendly Reminder From The Linux Mint Team: Update Your Computer (And Teach Others How)
- From Creativity to Exclusivity: The German Government's Bad Deal for Article 17
- From the FSF Bulletin: Trial by proprietary software
- FSF India Board Statement On RMS Re-joining The FSF Board
