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Support for the Do Not Track setting has been discontinued in Firefox.

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In the nightly builds of Firefox, on the basis of which version 135 will be released on February 4th, the option allowing the transmission of the HTTP header 'Do Not Track' ('DNT') to websites has been removed from the privacy settings page (about:preferences#privacy). The DNT header informs websites of the user's desire not to share data that could be used to track movements and preferences. The reason for the removal is stated as […]

KVM: performance regressions and discussion on support for 32-bit systems

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An update has been accepted in the Linux 6.13-rc3 kernel that fixes a performance regression in the KVM hypervisor related to slow processing of CPUID calls on new CPUs. For example, on Intel Emerald Rapids CPUs, CPUID operations are performed 3-4 times slower than on Intel Skylake CPUs. This issue has led to reduced KVM hypervisor performance, which uses CPUID during the save process […]

Update of voice data in Mozilla Common Voice 20

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Mozilla has updated the Common Voice voice data sets, which include pronunciation samples from over 200,000 people. The data is published as public domain (CC0). The suggested sets can be used in machine learning systems to build speech recognition and synthesis models. Compared to the last update, the volume of speech material in the collection has increased from 32.6 to 33.1 thousand hours of speech, from […]

Patches for reading balance in RAID1 using a Round-robin algorithm have been introduced for Btrfs.

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A set of patches implementing a cyclic balancing policy for read operations in RAID1, using a 'Round-robin' algorithm, has been accepted into the repository developing changes in Btrfs for future Linux kernel branches. To enable the distribution of read operations in a circular cycle, set the value 'round-robin:[min_contiguous_read]' in 'sys/fs/btrfs//read_policy', where the optional parameter 'min_contiguous_read' defines the minimum size of requests to be balanced between mirrors (by default […]

The release of the Xfce 4.20 desktop environment with partial support for Wayland

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After two years of development, the release of the Xfce 4.20 desktop environment has been presented, offering a classic desktop designed to consume minimal system resources whenever possible. Xfce consists of several interconnected components that can be used in other projects if desired. Among these components are: the window manager xfwm4, an application launcher panel, a user session management tool, a power management system, a graphical configurator, a file manager […]

side-0.1.0

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The distribution side-0.1.0 has been released. Side is a GNU/Linux distribution built using the pisi package manager and system scripts written in python2 as part of the pardus project in the mid-2000s. By default, it offers the SDE graphical user interface. It is partially based on pisilinux. The first minor version is not related to significant changes and is assigned only for the convenience of further versioning. What […]

Release of the embedded DBMS libmdbx 0.13.2

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The release of the libmdbx 0.13.2 (MDBX) library has been announced, featuring a high-performance compact embedded key-value database. The libmdbx code is distributed under the Apache 2.0 license. It supports all current operating systems and architectures, as well as the Russian Elbrus 2000. libmdbx offers a comprehensive API for C++, along with enthusiast-supported bindings for languages such as Rust, Haskell, Python, NodeJS, Ruby, Go, Nim, […]

mergiraf — an AST-oriented tool for three-way merging in Git

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The release of the mergiraf 0.4 project has been announced, which develops a Git driver with three-way merging capabilities. Mergiraf supports the resolution of various kinds of conflicts during merging and can be used for different programming languages and file formats. It is possible to call mergiraf separately to handle conflicts that arise when working with standard Git, as well as replacing the merge handler in Git to extend […]

BadRAM attack, which allows bypassing the SEV-SNP attestation mechanism in AMD CPUs

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A group of researchers from the University of Leuven, University of Lübeck, and University of Birmingham has developed the BadRAM attack method (CVE-2024-21944), which allows bypassing authentication mechanisms and compromising environments protected using the SEV-SNP extension in AMD processors. To carry out the attack, the attacker typically must gain physical access to the memory modules and have the ability to execute code at ring 0 level […]

Fedora's initiatives for creating a desktop build with COSMIC and promoting Btrfs

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Starting with the release of Fedora 42, scheduled for spring next year, it has been proposed to create official Spin builds of the distribution with the COSMIC desktop environment developed in Rust. The proposal has not yet been considered by the FESCo (Fedora Engineering Steering Committee), which is responsible for the technical development of the Fedora distribution. COSMIC is being developed by System76 as a universal project, independent of any specific distribution and suitable for […]

Release of the fault-tolerant file system LittleFS 2.10

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The release of LittleFS 2.10 has been published, which develops a compact file system for embedded devices and microcontrollers. Initially, the file system was created by ARM for the Mbed OS operating system but was later spun off into a separate project. The file system code is written in C and is distributed under the BSD license. The reference implementation of LittleFS is provided as a C library, on the basis of which a FUSE module has been created […]

The CentOS Stream 10 distribution and EPEL 10 repository have been officially presented.

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The CentOS project has officially announced the availability of the CentOS Stream 10 distribution, which serves as the foundation for the upcoming Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 distribution. CentOS Stream is considered a continuously updated distribution that allows users to access packages developed for future RHEL releases earlier. Builds of CentOS Stream 10 are created for x86_64_v3, Aarch64, ppc64le (POWER9), and s390x architectures […]

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