Month July 2023
After spending eight years as a Linux Containers project, Canonical says it wants to bring the project back home to Ubuntu. The post Canonical Removes LXD From Linuxcontainers.org’s Care appeared first on FOSS Force. Link to original post https://fossforce.com/2023/07/canonical-removes-lxd-from-linuxcontainers-orgs-care/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=canonical-removes-lxd-from-linuxcontainers-orgs-care from… Continue Reading →
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Here’s our quick and easy-to-follow tutorial on how to install Linux kernel 6.4 on Ubuntu using the Mainline Kernels Installer tool or CLI. The post You Can Now Install Linux Kernel 6.4 on Ubuntu: Here’s How appeared first on Linux… Continue Reading →
July 3 was the hottest day ever recorded globally, according to data from the U.S. National Centers for Environmental Prediction. From a report: The average global temperature reached 17.01 degrees Celsius (62.62 Fahrenheit), surpassing the August 2016 record of 16.92C… Continue Reading →
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A federal judge on Tuesday blocked key Biden administration agencies and officials from meeting and communicating with social media companies about “protected speech,” in an extraordinary preliminary injunction in an ongoing case that could have profound effects on the First… Continue Reading →
Linux kernel 6.4 is making some big networking strides that end users, enterprises, and service providers will benefit from. The post How Linux Kernel 6.4 Improves Wi-Fi 7 and IPv6 Networking appeared first on Linux Today. Link to original post… Continue Reading →
williamyf writes: Today, Mozilla released Firefox 115. Changes most visible to users include: * Hardware video decoding is now enabled for Intel GPUs on Linux.. * Migrating from another browser? Now you can bring over payment methods you’ve saved in… Continue Reading →
Journalism should care about Google breaking the open web as much as they care about Musk breaking Twitter because, in capitalism, Musk has the right to break Twitter, he owns it, but Google doesn’t own the web. I think the… Continue Reading →
An anonymous reader shares a report: Last week, OpenAI’s chatbot, ChatGPT, gained a new feature dubbed Browse with Bing. The feature shipped exclusively to ChatGPT Plus subscribers. Microsoft promised to bring Bing integration to the platform to enhance its search… Continue Reading →