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GNOME 49 has been officially released! Head over to the release notes to discover all the new features and enhancements:
Many thanks to our community for your work over the past 6 months. You're amazing!
GNOME 49 has been officially released! Head over to the release notes to discover all the new features and enhancements:
Many thanks to our community for your work over the past 6 months. You're amazing!
Itching to try GNOME 49 today? Developers and curious testers can try GNOME OS in a virtual machine or bare metal:
Just remember that GNOME OS itself is considered pre-release software; bad things may happen if you use it in production. Happy testing!
Itching to try GNOME 49 today? Developers and curious testers can try GNOME OS in a virtual machine or bare metal:
Just remember that GNOME OS itself is considered pre-release software; bad things may happen if you use it in production. Happy testing!
Thank you to everyone who helped make GNOME 49 a reality—especially every Friend of GNOME whose financial support sustains the GNOME Foundation!
If you'd like to join us on the road to GNOME 50, consider donating to become a Friend of GNOME today. With your help, we can continue to build a diverse and sustainable free software personal computing ecosystem to realize a world where everyone is empowered by technology they can trust.
GNOME 49 has been officially released! Head over to the release notes to discover all the new features and enhancements:
Many thanks to our community for your work over the past 6 months. You're amazing!
Check out our Berlin sprint recap:
https://kdenlive.org/news/2025/berlin-sprint/
Thanks to @span cbase for hosting us, and to everyone who donated to make it possible!
Check out our Berlin sprint recap:
https://kdenlive.org/news/2025/berlin-sprint/
Thanks to @span cbase for hosting us, and to everyone who donated to make it possible!
Part three of the #FDroid legal series posts is live, and stuff becomes serious.
We spoke with a range of legal experts, software freedom advocates, and maintainers of mature #FLOSS #FOSS infrastructure to understand how others manage legal take-down requests.
Free ten minutes for: https://f-droid.org/2025/09/10/how-foss-projects-handle-legal-takedown-requests.html
Part three of the #FDroid legal series posts is live, and stuff becomes serious.
We spoke with a range of legal experts, software freedom advocates, and maintainers of mature #FLOSS #FOSS infrastructure to understand how others manage legal take-down requests.
Free ten minutes for: https://f-droid.org/2025/09/10/how-foss-projects-handle-legal-takedown-requests.html
Le support de formation pour la certification @LPI LPIC1 (Examen 102) est maintenant disponible en français
While many things have not changed since this paper was published in 2002, the landscape around #CVE and open source software has, in my opinion.
This paper mainly contemplates official patches and bulletins from commercial vendors, or at least a CVE that was reviewed by a panel of editors. It rightly calls out that the quality of fixes varies widely.
However, today a CVE in a FOSS package may mean little to nothing in context of a production product or system.
#FOSS
@smb @adamshostack
I definitely recommend folks read the paper linked in the first post. Here's a TL;DR summary in the form of Figure 1: " "A hypothetical graph of risks of loss from penetration and from application of a bad patch. The optimal time to apply a patch is where the risk lines cross."
Calling all Artists, Designers, Illustrators, Pythonistas & Gamers
Tired of corporations deciding how you use your computer?
Want to keep using your computer for years to come?
Join us to install #Linux with KDE 
software at the #EndOf10 Akademy Edition party 
https://akademy.kde.org/2025/eo10-akademy/
Discover the world of #FreeSoftware!
When: Thurs. 11 Sept. 16-20h
Where: TU #Berlin, Room 3005
Map: https://osm.org/go/0MZu16s5r
A space for Bonfire maintainers and contributors to communicate
