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  • GNOME Wants to Let You Test Experimental Features Without Breaking Anything
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    GNOME Wants to Let You Test Experimental Features Without Breaking Anything

    Byadmin July 15, 2026

    Testing experimental software is a hassle right now. You either wait for a stable release, or you dive into the pit of nightly builds hoping the whole thing doesn’t fall on your head. That gets worse on image-based systems like GNOME OS, where the base image is read-only and you can’t just swap out a…

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  • USN-8493-1: Linux kernel vulnerabilities | Ubuntu security notices
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    USN-8543-1: Wget vulnerabilities | Ubuntu security notices

    Byadmin July 14, 2026

    It was discovered that Wget mishandled semicolons in the userinfosubcomponent of a URL. A remote attacker could possibly use this issueto trick a user into connecting to a different host than intended. Thisissue only affected Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. (CVE-2024-38428) It was discovered that Wget incorrectly handled Metalink documentscontaining a whitespace-only URL. A remote attacker could…

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    BOSGAME VTA-439: A Great, Linux-Friendly Mini PC Powered By AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 Review

    Byadmin July 14, 2026

    For those that were intrigued by the recent launch of the AMD Ryzen AI Halo developer platform with a very capable mini PC but looking for something more affordable and not needing quite as much horsepower or AI focus, BOSGAME recently launched their VTA-439 mini PC. The BOSGAME VTA-439 is powered by the AMD Ryzen…

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  • Blender 5.2 LTS Released with Node-Based Physics and Online Asset Libraries
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    Blender 5.2 LTS Released with Node-Based Physics and Online Asset Libraries

    Byadmin July 14, 2026

    The Blender Foundation has announced the release of Blender 5.2 LTS, the latest long-term support version of the popular free and open-source 3D creation suite. Among the most notable additions is an experimental physics system built around Geometry Nodes, initially focusing on cloth and hair simulations. Instead of relying exclusively on Blender’s traditional, largely fixed…

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    DistroWatch.com: Neko-Void

    Byadmin July 14, 2026

    DistroWatch.com: Neko-Void Last Update: 2026-07-14 15:33 UTC Neko-Void is a Void-based rolling-release distribution featuring a preconfigured MATE desktop environment with carefully selected software. It is designed for users who want Void Linux’s stability and minimalism with modern desktop functionality. The distribution ships with a custom system installer called Kasha Installer, and is available in two…

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  • GNOME Wants to Let You Test Experimental Features Without Breaking Anything
    Linux Basics

    GNOME Wants to Let You Test Experimental Features Without Breaking Anything

    Byadmin July 14, 2026

    Testing experimental software is a hassle right now. You either wait for a stable release, or you dive into the pit of nightly builds hoping the whole thing doesn’t fall on your head. That gets worse on image-based systems like GNOME OS, where the base image is read-only and you can’t just swap out a…

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  • curl vs wget: Differences and When to Use Each
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    curl vs wget: Differences and When to Use Each

    Byadmin July 14, 2026

    When a script needs to fetch a URL, both curl and wget may appear to do the same job. Their defaults and strengths are different, however. wget is designed around downloading files and recursively retrieving web content, while curl transfers data to or from a URL and gives you detailed control over requests. This comparison…

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  • HYPERWIRED is a great twist on arcade shoot 'em ups where you have to keep plugging in
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    HYPERWIRED is a great twist on arcade shoot ’em ups where you have to keep plugging in

    Byadmin July 14, 2026

    HYPERWIRED brings together the worlds of arcade shooters with some roguelike mechanics of repeatable runs and upgrades – but with a finite resources twist. This is why I love indie developers because they’re always coming up with some incredibly inventive spins on classic game mechanics. It’s a twin-stick arcade-style shooter where you control a little…

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  • 17 Best Node.js Frameworks to Build Web Applications in 2026
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    17 Best Node.js Frameworks to Build Web Applications in 2026

    Byadmin July 14, 2026

    Node.js is a JavaScript runtime used to build fast and scalable network applications. It uses an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model with single-threaded asynchronous programming, allowing it to handle many requests efficiently. A web application framework provides a set of libraries, tools, and helpers that make it easier to build web applications without writing everything from…

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  • USN-8493-1: Linux kernel vulnerabilities | Ubuntu security notices
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    USN-8531-1: libexif vulnerabilities | Ubuntu security notices

    Byadmin July 14, 2026

    It was discovered that libexif had an integer overflow in its MakerNotedecoder when called with a zero-length buffer. An attacker could possiblyuse this issue to cause a denial of service or obtain sensitiveinformation. (CVE-2026-32775) It was discovered that libexif had an integer overflow in its NikonMakerNote handler on 32-bit systems. A local attacker could possibly…

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