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Ubuntu 24.04 LTS release schedule and codename confirmed

Canonical has announced the codename for Ubuntu 24.04 - Noble Numbat. Release schedule: February 29, 2024 – Feature Freeze; March 21, 2024 – User Interface Freeze; April 4, 2024 – Ubuntu 24.04 Beta; April 11, 2024 – Kernel Freeze; April 25, 2024 – Ubuntu 24.04 LTS regular release; August 2024 - Ubuntu […]

Published Canoeboot, a variant of the Libreboot distribution that meets the requirements of the Free Software Foundation

Leah Rowe, the main developer and founder of the Libreboot distribution, presented the first release of the Canoeboot project, developed in parallel with Libreboot and positioned as a completely free build of Libreboot, meeting the Free Software Foundation requirements for completely free distributions. Previously, the project was published under the name “unofficial GNU Boot”, but after receiving a complaint from the creators of GNU Boot, it was initially renamed […]

The Crate repository will no longer support non-canonical uploads.

The Rust language developers have warned that support for non-canonical downloads that use normalized package names with underscores and hyphens replaced in the crate.io repository will be disabled on November 20, 2023. The reasons for making the change are said to be to improve reliability and optimize performance. Until now, it did not matter whether an underscore or a hyphen was specified in the name when loading […]

Threads will be filled with news - the head of Instagram✴ announced the launch of an API for Threads

Adam Mosseri, head of the Instagram✴ platform, announced the imminent launch of an API for the Threads social platform. This move, Mosseri promises, will expand opportunities for developers, allowing them to create new applications and functional solutions. However, he also expressed fears that this could lead to the dominance of the content of media holdings over the work of independent authors. Image source: ThreadsSource: 3dnews.ru

Honda and Canadian scientists have created sensitive artificial skin for robots

A team of scientists from the University of British Columbia, in collaboration with Honda researchers, has developed impact-sensitive artificial skin for robots. The development was demonstrated as the basis for a manipulator that equally carefully squeezes a chicken egg and a thin glass glass of water. Image source: UBC Applied Science/Paul Joseph Source: 3dnews.ru

KDE now supports Wayland extensions for color management

In the code base that powers the KDE Plasma 6 user environment, support for Wayland protocol extensions for color management has been added to the KWin composite server. The Wayland-based KDE Plasma 6 session now features separate color management for each screen. Users can now assign their own ICC profiles to each screen, and in applications using […]

Baidu and Geely begin sales of the Jiyue 01 electric car with the most advanced autopilot in China

In January 2021, Chinese search giant Baidu took the first decisive step in moving from years of development of Apollo autopilot technology to production of mass-produced electric vehicles. To do this, in collaboration with Geely, a joint venture JIDU was created, which a couple of months ago changed its capital structure and name, and is now starting to supply serial Jiyue 01 electric vehicles with the most […]

Sales of the APNX C1 computer case with screwless assembly and almost no plastic have begun in Russia

Advanced Performance Nexus (APNX), formed by a team of engineers from Taiwan and Europe with more than 20 years of experience in the development and production of computer and gaming equipment, announced the start of sales in Russia of its first computer case APNX C1. The key feature of the new product is the completely screwless mounting of all panels, several pre-installed fans, and the almost complete absence of plastic […]