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Author: Yuri Gagarin

A technical specialist at ProHoster with over six years of experience in server administration, VPN solutions, and network security. I manage infrastructure setup and support, monitor service stability, and implement solutions to protect client data. I also contribute to performance optimization and compliance with modern security and privacy requirements.

User services have been added to OpenRC

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OpenRC is an initialization system for Linux systems that replaces systemd in distributions like Gentoo and Alpine Linux. The master branch of the openrc repository has added functionality necessary for launching services in a user session using this initialization system. Configuration files and initialization scripts for user services are located in the following directories: /etc/user/init.d ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME}/rc/init.d /etc/user/conf.d ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME}/rc/conf.d ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME}/rc/rc.conf ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME}/rc/runlevels All […]

Release of the integrated suite of internet applications SeaMonkey 2.53.20

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The release of the SeaMonkey 2.53.20 internet application suite has been announced, combining a web browser, email client, news feed aggregator (RSS/Atom), and WYSIWYG HTML page editor Composer in one product. Pre-installed add-ons include the IRC client Chatzilla, a set of tools for web developers DOM Inspector, and the calendar-scheduler Lightning. This new release incorporates fixes and changes from the current Firefox codebase (SeaMonkey 2.53 is based on the browser […]

AlmaLinux Kitten 10 Distribution Update Based on CentOS Stream

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The AlmaLinux project has released an update for the Kitten 10 distribution, based on the package base of CentOS Stream 10, which serves as the foundation for the upcoming Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 release. Kitten 10 is presented as a test distribution that allows users to explore the features being developed for RHEL 10 while complementing CentOS Stream with its own modifications. Installation builds of the distribution are available for x86_64, x86_64_v2, aarch64, and ppc64le architectures […]

Firefox 134

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Firefox 134 is now available. Linux: Support for hold gestures has been added. Thus, kinetic scrolling can now be interrupted by touching the touchpad with two fingers. An issue with context menus being displayed incorrectly under Wayland with fractional scaling enabled (widget.wayland.fractional-scale.enabled) has been fixed. Users in the USA and Canada will gradually receive a new homepage interface (the search field and shortcuts have been moved to the top of the page, shortcuts […]

Release of Firefox 134

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The release of the web browser Firefox 134 has occurred, and updates for previous long-term support branches 115.19.0 and 128.6.0 have been generated. The Firefox 135 branch has entered the beta testing stage, with its release scheduled for February 4. Key innovations in Firefox 134 include a new design for the page displayed when opening a new tab, featuring a search bar, widget […

A hidden command shell in the Yamaha synthesizer that allowed code execution via MIDI

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Anna Antonenko, who develops embedded systems and in her free time works on the BOSS (BEAM-based Operating System with Security) operating system, published the results of reverse engineering the Yamaha PSR-E433 musical synthesizer. During the work conducted, an obfuscated shell interface was discovered in the synthesizer, allowing the execution of custom code at the firmware level. Access to the shell interface is achieved by sending MIDI packets with SysEx messages, […

libgit2 1.9.0 "Schwibbogen"

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On December 28, the release of libgit2 1.9.0, a cross-platform library implementing core Git methods, took place. The library is written in C and is distributed under the GNU GPL 2 license with a special linking exception that allows not disclosing the source code. This is expected to be the final release in the 1.x series, with the next version being libgit2 v2.0, where SHA256 support will transition from […]

vokoscreenNG 4.4.0

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On January 1, following three months of development, the cross-platform software for recording video from the camera and screen, vokoscreenNG, written in C++ using the Qt 6.6 framework and distributed under the GNU GPL 2 license, was released. Change log: Unused arguments in CLI have been removed. The GUI log is now read from a log file. After stopping the recording, options remained available for selection […]

Nobara 41 Release, a Fedora-based edition with patches for gaming and content creation

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The release of Nobara 41, based on the Fedora Linux 41 package base and featuring additional fixes for issues related to launching computer games, streaming, and content creation tasks, has been published. Nine installation images are prepared for download: the official one with a stylized KDE, along with additional ones with clean GNOME and KDE environments, and a Steam HTPC for the Steam Deck based on […]

mmtui - TUI for mounting disks

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Console file managers typically lack a built-in interface for managing disks; this utility addresses that issue. It is a logical continuation of a previous solution. Features: viewing partitions and disks; monitoring/unmounting selected partitions; disk extraction; data from udisks2 and fstab; many operations do not require root privileges thanks to udisks2. The utility is written in Rust, with only udisks2 as an external dependency […]

The most important events of 2024 related to open projects

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A final selection of the most important and notable events of 2024 related to open projects and information security: Conflicts: Crisis in the NixOS project. Exclusion of Sonny Pierce from the board of directors of the GfNOME Foundation. Temporary suspension of the author of BcacheFS and his criticism by Linus Torvalds. Dismissal of a key Python developer. Conflict between WordPress and WP Engine that escalated to a plugin ACF replacement. Attacks […]

The popularity ranking of DBMS has been published.

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DB-Engines has updated its database popularity ranking, tracking the popularity of 423 systems. The methodology for calculating the database ranking is similar to the TIOBE programming language ranking and considers the popularity of queries in search engines, the number of results in search output, the volume of discussions on popular forums and social networks, the number of job listings in recruiting agencies, and mentions in user profiles. The largest increase in popularity […]

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