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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.

Slackware 15 has entered the beta testing phase

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The development of the Slackware 15.0 distribution has transitioned to the beta testing stage. Slackware has been evolving since 1993 and is the oldest of the currently existing distributions. Its features include a lack of complications and a simple initialization system in the style of classic BSD systems, making Slackware an interesting solution for learning about Unix-like systems, conducting experiments, and getting acquainted with Linux. An installation image has been prepared for download, […]

One of the leaders of the Perl project has left the community of developers

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Sawyer X has announced his departure from the leadership council of the Perl project and from the Core Team. He has also stepped down from his role in release management for Perl, ceased participation in the grants committee, withdrawn from speaking at the Perl conference, and deleted his Twitter account. Nevertheless, Sawyer X expressed his willingness to complete the ongoing release […]

🥇Release of the Xen 4.15 hypervisor | ProHoster

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The formation of a new nonprofit organization, the Open-Source FPGA Foundation (OSFPGA), has been announced. This foundation aims to develop, promote, and create an environment for collaborative development of open hardware and software solutions related to the use of Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs), which allow for reprogramming of logic after the chip has been manufactured. Key binary operations (AND, NAND, OR, NOR, and XOR) in such […]

Release of Xen Hypervisor 4.15

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After eight months of development, the release of the free hypervisor Xen 4.15 has been published. Companies such as Amazon, Arm, Bitdefender, Citrix, and EPAM Systems participated in the development of this new release. Updates for the Xen 4.15 branch will continue until October 8, 2022, with security vulnerability fixes available until April 8, 2024. Key changes in Xen 4.15 include: In the processes of Xenstored […]

After eight months of development, the release of the free hypervisor Xen 4.15 has been announced. Companies such as Amazon, Arm, Bitdefender, Citrix, and EPAM Systems participated in the development of the new release.

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The release of the Sway 1.6 compositor, built using the Wayland protocol and fully compatible with the i3 tiling window manager and the i3bar panel, is now available. The project code is written in C and is distributed under the MIT license. The project is aimed at use in Linux and FreeBSD. Compatibility with i3 is ensured at the level of commands, configuration files, and IPC, allowing for […]

Initial support for the Apple M1 CPU will appear in the Linux kernel 5.13

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Hector Martin has proposed to include the first set of patches prepared by the Asahi Linux project in the Linux kernel. This project is working to adapt Linux for Mac computers equipped with Apple M1 ARM chips. The mentioned patches have already been approved by the maintainer of the Linux SoC branch and accepted into the Linux-next codebase, which forms the basis for the functionality of kernel 5.13. Technically, Linus Torvalds can block the delivery […]

The FreeBSD project has elevated the ARM64 port to primary status and fixed three vulnerabilities.

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The developers of FreeBSD have decided in the new branch of FreeBSD 13, which is expected to be released on April 13, to assign Tier 1 status to the ARM64 (AArch64) architecture port as the primary platform. Previously, this level of support was provided for 64-bit x86 systems (up until recently, i386 architecture was also primary, but it was downgraded to tier two support in January). The first level of support […]

Release of Wine 6.6

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An experimental release of the open implementation of WinAPI — Wine 6.6 has been announced. Since the release of version 6.5, 56 bug reports have been closed and 320 changes have been made. The most important changes include: The Mono engine has been updated to version 6.1.1 with some updates moved from the main project. The DWrite and DnsApi libraries have been transformed into PE executable file format. Driver support for devices has been improved […]

Vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel eBPF subsystem

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A vulnerability (CVE-2021-29154) has been identified in the eBPF subsystem, which allows running handlers for tracing, analyzing subsystem performance, and traffic management within the Linux kernel in a special virtual machine with JIT, enabling a local user to execute their code at the kernel level. The issue is present up to and including release 5.11.12 and has not yet been fixed in distributions (Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL, Fedora, SUSE, […]

Release of the FFmpeg 4.4 multimedia package

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After ten months of development, the multimedia package FFmpeg 4.4 is now available, including a set of applications and a collection of libraries for operations on various multimedia formats (recording, converting, and decoding audio and video formats). The package is distributed under LGPL and GPL licenses, and FFmpeg development is carried out alongside the MPlayer project. Key changes introduced in FFmpeg 4.4 include the implementation of the VDPAU (Video Decode API) functionality […]

Release of GnuPG 2.3.0

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Three and a half years after the last significant branch was formed, a new release of the GnuPG 2.3.0 (GNU Privacy Guard) toolkit is presented, compatible with OpenPGP (RFC-4880) and S/MIME standards, providing utilities for data encryption, handling digital signatures, key management, and access to public key stores. GnuPG 2.3.0 is positioned as the first release of a new codebase that includes […]

Apache Discontinues Development of the Mesos Cluster Platform.

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The Apache community developers voted to cease the development of the Apache Mesos cluster resource management platform, transferring existing work to the Apache Attic repository for deprecated projects. Those interested in the further development of Mesos are encouraged to continue development by creating a fork of the project's git repository. One of the key developers of Mesos mentions the inability to compete with the Kubernetes platform as one of the reasons for the project's failure, which was […]

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