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Happy 24th Birthday Arch Linux logo Arch Linux 11 March 2002
Happy birthday to Arch Linux, btw! 🗿😘
Fedora Linux 44 Beta Released with #Linux 6.19, GNOME 50, and KDE Plasma 6.6 9to5linux.com/fedora-linux...
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#KDE Plasma 6.5.6 Released as the Last Update in the Series with More Fixes 9to5linux.com/kde-plasma-6...
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Not to mention this will be the first time a company has faced scrinuty under both the DOJ and the FTC as this new antitrust scrinuty is from the FTC which is the other organization here in the US responsible for the enforcement of antitrust law
Oh yeah 😏
This will be interesting since it'll mark the second time the company has faced antitrust scrinuty after the U.S. v. Microsoft case from the DOJ in 1998 where they along with 20 states accused Microsoft of doing anticompetitive practices with IE/Windows
Microsoft is reorganizing its legal ranks as it prepares to fight new antitrust probes over cloud bundling. https://thein.fo/40njhjI
Intel has unveiled new Core 200 and Ultra 300 series processors and in terms of performance, it is said to beat AMD as well as Qualcomm CPUs easily. #Intel #AMD #Ryzen
Nintendo has premiered the final trailer for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, and confirmed more movie star cast members.
www.videogameschronicle.com/news/nintend...
Here's my finalized Linux VMs
I've settled on Arch and LMDE in Virtualbox because at this point it's the only two distros I trust when it comes to avoiding corporate influence from Canonical and the management behind it that's not weird and questionable
A recent Linux patch has revealed a new performance boosting feature on AMD's upcoming Zen 6 processors that could arrive on Windows 11 26H2 and 27H2. #AMD #Linux #Windows11 #Zen6
Speaking of Arch the other day I learned that vanilla Arch finally moved to 6.19 and 6.18 LTS
Glad to see they moved to the new versions
Well technically Intel as a whole was the one that started the whole PC revolution trend in the industry in the first place back then with the first CPU in 1971 it wasn't just Microsoft or Apple
Yes the success came from Intel in terms of hardware but without them the PC wouldn't exist
Mozilla has embarked on yet another redesign for Firefox, codenamed "Nova," and here is your first look at what it could look like when it releases. #Mozilla #Firefox
A piece of paper with information about the Homebrew Computer Club. It reads "Are you building your own computer? Terminal? TV Typewriter? I/O device? or some other digital black-magic box? Or are you buying time on a time-sharing service? If so, you might like to come to a gathering of people with like-minded interests. Exchange information, swap ideas, talk shop, help work on a project, whatever... We are getting together Wednesday nite, March 5th, 7pm. If you can't make it this time, drop us a card for the next meeting. See ya there" There is a signature at the bottom.
On this day in 1975, the Homebrew Computer Club held its first meeting. Steve Wozniak would eventually demonstrate a prototype of the Apple 1 at the club in 1976.
GNOME 50 Release Candidate Arrives with HDR Screen Sharing Support 9to5linux.com/gnome-50-rel...
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As someone that is on the Debian version of LM I hope it goes well and hoping the transition to Wayland continues to go smoothly
Honestly I'm surprised that it was still around for much longer until that point as its demise had already occurred long before
If you don't know the reason Netscape died was mostly due to Microsoft's anticompetitive practices with IE in the 90s which led to that antitrust lawsuit from the DOJ
Netscape Navigator running on a Windows computer.
On this day in 2008, AOL discontinued support for all versions of the Netscape browser.
This is why you need to do your research people and not rely on misinformation
Even though I did kind of fall for it I knew it was not true even Microsoft themselves came out again and debunked the recent rumors once again cause they are unverified
Chances are this might still be part of Windows 11
Not saying a successor is out of the picture because yet it will have to happen at some point in the future
And also keep in mind Microsoft has not announced a new version of Windows nor are there roadmaps for a successor
What i am seeing is apparently Microsoft is restructuring Windows and CorePC is part of the aspect
Been seeing articles about the next major version of Windows
Let me be clear about something: these are RUMORS not facts plus they are there just for clicks as these websites are presenting them as facts even though nothing is officially confirmed and instead just spreading it
And am I the only one that thinks the orange toddler is starting to become like Scar from TLK because the similarities are there
Just hate being American right now and screw those that voted for this
Honestly I still wish performance was better especially on the Raspberry Pi SBCs
Just subscribed to Claude Pro
Done with ChatGPT after almost a year of using it as that AI has become nothing but fucking dumb ever since they removed 4o and 5
Gonna rely on Claude, Gemini and Lumo for my stuff as they are more reasonable with responses and don't hallucinate as much
Gonna switch to Claude and not use ChatGPT anymore after what I learned what OpenAI did
Not gonna get into it because it gets political
Then again I have no problem with the distro it's really only the team behind it that I don't trust when it comes to management like that
Gonna try to go back to Manjaro since I'm starting to get worn down from the fact that my Arch VM keeps breaking shit
Now i did criticize the team behind Manjaro as they let their SSL certificate expire again and although this isn't uncommon for most websites it is unacceptable
Glad to hear it especially since LTS is most widely used in enterprise environments or people that prefer stability over new features
Thunderbird 148 Email Client Improves Accessibility in Various Tree Views 9to5linux.com/thunderbird-...
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