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The Wine team has officially released Wine 10.0, marking a full year of extensive development with over 6,000 changes. This stable release introduces major updates designed to improve performance, compatibility, and visual experience when running Windows applications on Linux (and… Continue Reading →
Roast chicken is an everyday pleasure—a good fit for both special occasions and midnight snacks. While you might be familiar with the classic roasting style, with trussed legs and tucked wings, this method can lead to overcooked breasts and soggy… Continue Reading →
Kodi 21.2 Omega has just been released, bringing with it a range of fixes and improvements. It is the latest update for the hugely popular home theater software, coming ahead of the launch of Kodi 22 Piers, which is expected… Continue Reading →
ClamAV or Clam Anti-Virus is an open-source anti-virus and anti-malware toolkit for multiple operating systems. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to install ClamAV on Debian 12 server. You’ll also learn how to use ‘freshclam’ to update your database signatures,… Continue Reading →
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Lewis Hamilton is set to make his Ferrari track debut on 22 January at Fiorano circuit, driving the F1-75 car from the 2022 Formula 1 season, Motorsport.com understands.Joining Charles Leclerc at the Scuderia for the upcoming campaign after spending the… Continue Reading →
“Nothing horrible or unexpected happened last week,” Linux Torvalds posted tonight on the Linux kernel mailing list, “so I’ve tagged and pushed out the final 6.13 release.” Phoronix says the release has “plenty of fine features”: Linux 6.13 comes with… Continue Reading →
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How easy would it be to create a twitter-like app using RSS, and in what ways would it differ from other twitter-like apps. Here’s the deal. You need a place to write a posts and a way to read a… Continue Reading →
Amazon has paused testing of its delivery drones following a crash involving two of its models, according to Bloomberg. It’s the latest setback for Amazon’s beleaguered Prime Air program, which aims to deliver around 500 million packages a year to… Continue Reading →