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Aura 4.0.0, a package manager for Arch, is released. Linux

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The release of the Aura 4.0.0 project, which develops a package manager for the Arch distribution, has been announced. Linux, which extends the capabilities of the standard Pacman package manager. The project was created in 2012 and was initially aimed at providing tools for building packages for the AUR (Arch User Repository), which is used by third-party developers to distribute their packages that are not included in the main Arch distribution repositories. Linux. Code […]

nDPI Deep Packet Inspection 4.10 Released

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The ntop project, which develops tools for capturing and analyzing traffic, has published a toolkit for deep packet inspection nDPI 4.10, which continues the development of the OpenDPI library. The nDPI project was founded after an unsuccessful attempt to push changes to the OpenDPI repository, which was left unmaintained. The nDPI code is written in C and is licensed under LGPLv3. The system allows you to determine the protocols used in the traffic […]

Release of the Nitrux 3.6.0 distribution with the NX Desktop user environment

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Nitrux 3.6.0, a package-based distribution, has been released. Debian, KDE technologies, and the OpenRC initialization system. The project offers its own NX Desktop, a build on top of KDE Plasma. Based on the Maui library, the distribution is developing a set of standard user applications that can be used on both desktop systems and mobile devices. To install […]

Release of GNU Binutils 2.43

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The release of the GNU Binutils 2.43 set of system utilities has been published, which includes programs such as GNU linker, GNU assembler, nm, objdump, strings, strip. In the new version: Support for the “.base64” directive has been added to GNU assembler for representing binary data as base64 encoded strings. Implemented the ability to use the “\+” syntax in macros and inside the .irp, .irpc […]

Chinese companies appear faster to circumvent US sanctions than they can be blacklisted

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US export control rules have long prevented a certain number of Chinese companies and related structures from purchasing advanced equipment of American origin, but in China, not only intermediary firms are multiplying like mushrooms after rain, but also clones of companies subject to sanctions, which American regulators simply cannot keep up with calculate. As Tom's Hardware notes with reference to the publication […]

The largest online publications have blocked access to the AI ​​search engine OpenAI SearchGPT to their materials

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More than 14 major news publications from the top 1000 closed access to their materials for OpenAI's SearchGPT AI search engine a week after its launch. The decision could impact the completeness and accuracy of SearchGPT's search results, and also raises questions about OpenAI's credibility and data practices. About a week ago, OpenAI launched its AI search engine SearchGPT, but […]

Kingston is preparing a budget SSD NV3 with PCIe 4.0 support

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Kingston has announced the new NV3 SSD with PCIe 4.0 interface. According to the manufacturer, the NV3 SSD is designed for high-speed tasks with low power consumption and will be available in capacities from 500 GB to 4 TB. The NV3 is the successor to the NV2, which was criticized for poor performance and was not recommended for use by experts due to overheating, especially […]

Manjaro Developers Linux presented an atomically updated version of the distribution

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The developers of the Manjaro distribution Linux, built on Arch Linux and aimed at beginners, announced the start of testing a new experimental build, "Manjaro Immutable," which is notable for delivering the base system as a single, monolithic image, mounted in read-only mode and updated entirely atomically. The bootable image size is 1.7 GB. Only booting to […]

Apple Confirms ChatGPT Integration in iOS 18 Coming This Year

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Apple has officially confirmed plans to integrate ChatGPT into its devices by the end of this year. Apple CEO Tim Cook said: "ChatGPT will be integrated by the end of the calendar year." Apple first announced integration of ChatGPT into its devices during a keynote at WWDC in June, and Cook's comment indicates that this timeline […]

DARPA is developing an AI translator for rewriting C code in Rust

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The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) introduced the TRACTOR (Translating All C to Rust) project, which develops a translator for automatically converting C projects into a Rust representation. The translator is notable for its use of machine learning techniques to achieve a level of resulting Rust code that is similar in style and quality to code written by an experienced programmer, and uses […]

China wants to assign individual IDs to all Internet users to end anonymity

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The Chinese government has announced the introduction of a new national Internet ID system. Developed in response to growing concerns about online security and control, the initiative requires online users to register using a unique government-issued identifier. According to The New York Times, the main goal of the new system is to combat anonymity on the Internet, which, according to […]

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