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The DragonFly BSD kernel has integrated support for WireGuard VPN

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Around 100 changes related to the implementation of WireGuard VPN support have been made in the DragonFly BSD operating system kernel. The 'wg' driver with WireGuard protocol support has been ported from FreeBSD, while the code for cryptographic functions, network interfaces, and the ioctl API (for user-space management) has been borrowed from OpenBSD. Changes to the ifconfig utility necessary for VPN configuration have been imported from OpenBSD. The implementation […]

Updates for Debian 12.5 and 11.9

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An experimental release of the open implementation of the Win32 API — Wine 9.2 — has taken place. Since the release of 9.1, 14 bug reports have been closed and 213 changes have been made. Key changes include: the Wine Mono engine with .NET platform implementation has been updated to version 9.0.0; improved support for the system tray; exception handling has been enhanced on ARM platforms; the YEAR2038 macro has been used in the build […]

ZX-Spectrum Emulator Glukalka2

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A new incarnation of the ZX-Spectrum emulator Glukalka is available for download. The graphical component of the emulator has been rewritten using the Qt library (the recommended minimum version is Qt-4.6; some emulator functions may be disabled on older versions of Qt or the emulator may not compile). The use of Qt has made the emulator more portable: it now works not only on UNIX/X11 but also on MS Windows, Mac OS […]

The family of atomically updated Fedora Atomic Desktops distributions has been introduced.

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The Fedora project has announced the unification of naming for user builds of the Fedora Linux distribution, which utilize an atomic update model and a monolithic system structure. These distribution variants are categorized under a separate family known as Fedora Atomic Desktops, where the builds will be titled "Fedora Atomic." However, for the already recognized and long-established atomic builds, the old names will be preserved, as […]

Google will by default store users' conversations with Gemini for three years.

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Google published a clarification on its support portal regarding user data collected during interactions with the Gemini chatbot — this concerns the web interface as well as conversations in the mobile apps for Android and iOS: by default, these will be stored for three years. Image source: Sascha Bosshard / unsplash.com Source: 3dnews.ru

ZX-Spectrum emulator Glukalka version 3

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A new version of the Glukalka emulator is available for download. Glukalka is the only open-source ZX-Spectrum emulator for PC Linux/Windows, Mac, and Android, with ports that are not developed by third parties, ensuring consistent functionality and synchronization with the main project. Emulated models include: ZX-Spectrum 48, 128, Pentagon + Beta Disk Interface, ZS-Scorpion. The new version features a mobile application for […]

Updated information on Wayland support in Xfce

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The developers of Xfce have updated their roadmap with information about Wayland support. There will be no discontinuation of X support in Xfce (at least in 4.20). The wlroots library will be used as the 'core' for Wayland in Xfce. The xfdesktop workspace and xfce4-panel have been ported for Wayland and offer full support for it. The following components also have complete Wayland support: exo, libxfce4ui, libxfce4util, […]

The Xfce project has updated its plans regarding Wayland support

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The Xfce developers have updated their plans regarding the addition of Wayland protocol support. The plan now includes a mention of implementing initial support for Wayland in the core components of the upcoming significant release, Xfce 4.20, while maintaining support for X11. Previously, the question of retaining backward compatibility with X11 was under discussion, where no consensus was reached. It has now been decided that X11 support will remain […]

Mitchell Baker has stepped down as the head of Mozilla Corporation

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Mitchell Baker has announced her departure from the position of CEO of Mozilla Corporation, a role she has held since 2020. After stepping down as CEO, Mitchell will return to the role of Executive Chairwoman of the Mozilla Corporation, a position she held for many years before becoming CEO. The reason for her departure is said to be the desire to separate the management of the business from Mozilla's mission. The work of the new CEO […]

Release of Savant 0.2.7, a computer vision and deep learning framework

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The release of the Python framework Savant 0.2.7 has been published, simplifying the use of NVIDIA DeepStream for machine learning tasks. The framework handles all the complex work with GStreamer or FFmpeg, allowing users to focus on building optimized output pipelines using a declarative syntax (YAML) and Python functions. Savant allows the creation of pipelines that work equally well on accelerators in the data center […]

Suricata update 7.0.3 and 6.0.16 addressing critical vulnerabilities.

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The organization OISF (Open Information Security Foundation) has released corrective updates for the Suricata intrusion detection and prevention system, versions 7.0.3 and 6.0.16, addressing five vulnerabilities, three of which (CVE-2024-23839, CVE-2024-23836, CVE-2024-23837) have been assigned a critical severity level. Details of the vulnerabilities are not yet disclosed; however, a critical level is usually assigned when there is a potential for remote code execution by an attacker. All Suricata users […]

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