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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.

Release of Lakka 3.0, a distribution for creating gaming consoles

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After more than a year of development, the Lakka 3.0 release has been published, allowing computers, set-top boxes, or single-board computers to be transformed into full-fledged gaming consoles for running retro games. The project is a modification of the LibreELEC distribution, originally designed for creating home theaters. Lakka builds are produced for i386, x86_64 (Intel, NVIDIA, or AMD GPUs), Raspberry Pi 1-4, Orange Pi, Cubieboard, Cubieboard2, Cubietruck, […]

Release of Wine 6.9

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The open implementation of WinAPI from the experimental branch — Wine 6.9 has been released. Since the release of version 6.8, 25 bug reports have been closed and 310 changes have been made. The most significant changes include: the WPCAP library has been converted to the PE executable file format. Print spooling now supports sheet formats. In the C runtime, the transfer of mathematical function implementations from the library code continues […]

Release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.4 distribution.

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Red Hat has released the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.4 distribution. Installation builds have been prepared for x86_64, s390x (IBM System z), ppc64le, and Aarch64 architectures, but are only available for download to registered users of the Red Hat Customer Portal. The source code of the rpm packages for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 is distributed through the CentOS Git repository. The 8.x branch will be supported at least until 2029 […]

Assessment of the potential complexity level of open project code

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Martin Schleiss tried to compare various open projects in terms of code complexity and understanding how the code works and what actions it performs. For example, a project becomes more challenging to comprehend with the application of complex abstractions, such as distributed component interactions over a network, or when using a large number of nested modules and classes. As a metric to assess the potential […]

Linux Optimization for Handling 1.2 Million JSON Requests per Second

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A detailed guide has been published on tuning the Linux environment to achieve maximum performance in processing HTTP requests. The proposed methods enhanced the performance of the JSON handler based on the libreactor library in the Amazon EC2 environment (4 vCPU) from 224 thousand API requests per second with default settings of Amazon Linux 2 with kernel 4.14 to 1.2 million requests per second after optimization […]

wayward — user shell based on the composite server Weston

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A new release of the Wayward custom shell 0.8.3 is available, based on the composite server Weston and the Wayland protocol. The shell is notable for its low memory consumption (50-70 MB RAM), high speed, and use of only four dependencies (weston/wayland, ttf-droid/adwaita-icon-theme, gtk3, and sudo). It provides a bottom panel that supports auto-hiding and includes an application menu, shortcuts for quick application access, task icons, and a clock […]

Vulnerability in runc allowing access to the filesystem outside the container

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A vulnerability (CVE-2021-30465) has been discovered in the container launching toolkit runc, used in Docker and Kubernetes, allowing access from within a container to the host environment's main file system. By manipulating symbolic links, an apparently harmless container configuration can be prepared, leading to bind-mounting external file systems inside the container. The issue has been addressed in runc update 1.0.0-rc95. To exploit the vulnerability, an attacker […]

Chrome is experimenting with RSS support, cleaning User-Agent strings, and automatic password changes.

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Google has announced the addition of an experimental 'Follow' feature in Chrome, implementing a built-in RSS client. Users will be able to subscribe to RSS feeds from sites they are interested in through the Follow button in the menu and track new publications in the Following section on the new tab page. Testing of this new feature is set to begin in the coming weeks and will be limited to select Chrome users on Android, […]

Taking control of the FreeNode IRC network, staff departures, and the creation of the new Libera.Chat network

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The team maintaining the FreeNode IRC network, popular among open-source and free software developers, has ceased support for the project and founded a new IRC network, libera.chat, intended to replace FreeNode. It has been noted that the old network, using the freenode.[org|net|com] domains, has come under the control of questionable individuals, raising concerns about trust. Projects like CentOS have already announced their migration of IRC channels to the libera.chat network […]

Beta testing of the Android 12 mobile platform has begun.

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Google has released the first beta version of the open mobile platform Android 12. The Android 12 release is expected in the third quarter of 2021. Firmware builds have been prepared for Pixel 3 / 3 XL, Pixel 3a / 3a XL, Pixel 4 / 4 XL, Pixel 4a / 4a 5G, and Pixel 5 devices, as well as for some ASUS, OnePlus, Oppo devices, […]

Release of the T2 SDE 21.5 meta-distribution

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The release of the T2 SDE 21.5 meta-distribution has taken place, providing an environment for building custom distributions, cross-compilation, and maintaining package versions up to date. Distributions can be created based on Linux, Minix, Hurd, OpenDarwin, Haiku, and OpenBSD. Among the popular distributions built on the T2 system is Puppy Linux. The project offers basic bootable ISO images (ranging from 382 to 735 MB) with […]

Release of the GeckoLinux 999.210517 distribution

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The release of GeckoLinux 999.210517 is now available, based on the openSUSE package base, with a strong focus on desktop optimization and details such as quality font rendering. The distribution comes (1.6 GB) in a Rolling edition, built from the Tumbleweed repository and its own Packman repository. The 999 number in the version indicates Rolling releases and is used to avoid overlap with the Static releases assembled […]

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