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  1. how is nazi linux raising so much money? theverge.com/tech/988536/1pass

    +300k more to total ~12M for some dotfiles? it's not even commercial distro so why does 1Password even care about funding this?

    Both Gnome and KDE have like 10% of this funding btw. Imagine if all that money actually went there instead 🙄

  2. PROXDAY 2026 – Proxmox-Community trifft sich in Mönchengladbach

    Am 15. Oktober 2026 findet der PROXDAY im Hotel Palace St. George in Mönchengladbach statt. Die Veranstaltung bringt Anwender, Administratoren, Entwickler und Proxmox-Interessierte zusammen und bietet einen Tag mit praxisnahen Vorträgen, fachlichem Austausch und Networking.

    Weitere Informationen und Tickets:
    www.proxday.de

    #PROXDAY #Proxmox #OpenSource #Virtualization #Linux #IT #SysAdmin #Community

  3. RiseupVPN – a free, open source VPN service created by the Riseup.net collective, which focuses on privacy protection, fighting censorship and encrypting network traffic. archiveapp.org/riseupvpn/ #anonymity #vpn #linux #osx #windows #android

  4. #omarchy is a #Linux distro created and controlled by david heinemeier hansson, aka #dhh.

    In the last year #dhh has also called for the #ethnic #cleansing of #Europe.

    #1Password has committed funding omarchy for the next three years

    #techbros

    www.alilleybrinker.com/blog/1passwo...

    1Password Supports the Ethnic ...

  5. CERN transitioning industrial computers to Debian after being a longtime RHEL institution lobste.rs/s/fxk56i #linux
    phoronix.com/news/CERN-Goes-De

  6. Wir suchen Verstärkung fürs Backoffice-Team in Augsburg: Auftragssteuerung, Retourenmanagement, Schnittstelle zum technischen Support.

    Kaufmännische Ausbildung oder vergleichbare Erfahrung, gerne auch aus der IT-Branche.

    Details zur Stelle: tuxedocomputers.com/de/Infos/J

    #TUXEDO #Jobs #Augsburg #Linux #FediHire

  7. Debian 11 Bullseye raggiunge la fine del supporto LTS ufficiale. Scopri cosa cambia da settembre e quali sono le opzioni per continuare a ricevere aggiornamenti. #Debian #Linux #Bullseye #Debian11 #OpenSource linuxeasy.org/debian-11-bullse

  8. 🚨LIVE NOW!🚨 DevOps/SRE Instructor Livestream

    On this lovely Thursday, let's chat about #Linux #SystemAdministration, #SelfHosting, or any other topic in the #DevOps and #SRE space you're interested in!

    twitch.tv/monospacementor

  9. @ati1 @purism I recommend to buy a #Librem5 now, if you can afford it.

    True, probably there will be a new model. But supporting a #Linux-first company by buying their devices is a great support to the whole #MobileLinux community. And by buying now you support development of future versions.

    The FAQ states: "The Librem 5 is designed for #longevity with lifetime software updates."

    Indeed it is not totally clear how to interpret "lifetime".

    docs.puri.sm/Hardware/Librem_5

  10. @ati1 @purism I recommend to buy a #Librem5 now, if you can afford it.

    True, probably there will be a new model. But supporting a #Linux-first company by buying their devices is a great support to the whole #MobileLinux community. And by buying now you support development of future versions.

    The FAQ states: "The Librem 5 is designed for #longevity with lifetime software updates."

    Indeed it is not totally clear how to interpret "lifetime".

    docs.puri.sm/Hardware/Librem_5

  11. @ati1 @purism I recommend to buy a #Librem5 now, if you can afford it.

    True, probably there will be a new model. But supporting a #Linux-first company by buying their devices is a great support to the whole #MobileLinux community. And by buying now you support development of future versions.

    The FAQ states: "The Librem 5 is designed for #longevity with lifetime software updates."

    Indeed it is not totally clear how to interpret "lifetime".

    docs.puri.sm/Hardware/Librem_5

  12. @ati1 @purism I recommend to buy a #Librem5 now, if you can afford it.

    True, probably there will be a new model. But supporting a #Linux-first company by buying their devices is a great support to the whole #MobileLinux community. And by buying now you support development of future versions.

    The FAQ states: "The Librem 5 is designed for #longevity with lifetime software updates."

    Indeed it is not totally clear how to interpret "lifetime".

    docs.puri.sm/Hardware/Librem_5

  13. @ati1 @purism I recommend to buy a #Librem5 now, if you can afford it.

    True, probably there will be a new model. But supporting a #Linux-first company by buying their devices is a great support to the whole #MobileLinux community. And by buying now you support development of future versions.

    The FAQ states: "The Librem 5 is designed for #longevity with lifetime software updates."

    Indeed it is not totally clear how to interpret "lifetime".

    docs.puri.sm/Hardware/Librem_5

  14. I have recently falling into the freedom dimension with GNUGuix and I don't think I want to leave! I have been a long time GNU/Linux user and I think I have finally found my Zen. :) #fsf #GNU #GNUGuix #Linux

  15. Inside The Gentlemen: Undisclosed TukTuk C2 Framework and EDR Neutralization Research

    Analysis of server infrastructure revealed a complete TukTuk C2 framework (version 2.0) with cross-platform capabilities, including Windows and Linux agents, backend infrastructure, and management panel. The server contained eb.sys matching GentleKiller, along with comprehensive EDR neutralization training materials organized in four progressive lessons covering BYOVD techniques, vulnerable driver hunting, and kernel-level research. DLL sideloading configurations targeting Greenshot, ProcMon, Slack, and Postman were identified. Exfiltrated data included 224 Jira tickets from a global technology company containing information related to U.S. defense organizations and defense contractors, plus credentials from a global healthcare company's Infrastructure-as-Code platform exposing AWS keys, production databases, Azure AD, and Bitbucket access.

    Pulse ID: 6a9869cb21bbf3f757424b7f
    Pulse Link: otx.alienvault.com/pulse/6a986
    Pulse Author: AlienVault
    Created: 2026-09-02 18:24:11

    Be advised, this data is unverified and should be considered preliminary. Always do further verification.

    #AWS #Azure #CyberSecurity #EDR #Healthcare #InfoSec #Linux #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #RAT #SideLoading #UK #Windows #bot #AlienVault

  16. FYI

    The Debian vote on LLM slop AI Code in the project is interesting

    The Debian developers have voted on the project's stance regarding content generated by large language models (LLMs). There were eight proposals put forward on the topic of whether to allow LLM-generated content to be included in Debian, ranging from banning all LLM contributions to accepting all AI/LLM contributions. The result of the vote was that option 5 (also called option E) was selected: "Responsible Use of Generative AI", which is summarized as: "Debian neither endorses nor prohibits the use of generative AI tools in the development, maintenance, or documentation of software, packaging, documentation, and other media published within the Debian Project."

    Debian Project Leader Lucas Nussbaum expressed regret on the results of the vote, writing: "On a very personal note, I regret that the winning option does not acknowledge all the legitimate concerns around AI: environmental impact, copyright and licensing uncertainty, the health of Free Software communities, and the strain of aggressive scraping on the open web."

    At least one developer has left the project in protest following the vote. Antoine Le Gonidec wrote, in part: "I can not support the current decision of Debian about LLM use, and am no longer willing to be seen as a part of Debian under these new rules. Pretending to have a 'neutral stance' when faced with fascism is not neutrality, it's active collaboration.... You can replace me with some agentic AI anyway, so do not even try to pretend you're going to miss me."

    Sources

    distrowatch.com/weekly-mobile.

    lists.debian.org/debian-vote/2

    #LLM #slop #AI #miscreant #programming #Linux #Debian

  17. FYI

    The Debian vote on LLM slop AI Code in the project is interesting

    The Debian developers have voted on the project's stance regarding content generated by large language models (LLMs). There were eight proposals put forward on the topic of whether to allow LLM-generated content to be included in Debian, ranging from banning all LLM contributions to accepting all AI/LLM contributions. The result of the vote was that option 5 (also called option E) was selected: "Responsible Use of Generative AI", which is summarized as: "Debian neither endorses nor prohibits the use of generative AI tools in the development, maintenance, or documentation of software, packaging, documentation, and other media published within the Debian Project."

    Debian Project Leader Lucas Nussbaum expressed regret on the results of the vote, writing: "On a very personal note, I regret that the winning option does not acknowledge all the legitimate concerns around AI: environmental impact, copyright and licensing uncertainty, the health of Free Software communities, and the strain of aggressive scraping on the open web."

    At least one developer has left the project in protest following the vote. Antoine Le Gonidec wrote, in part: "I can not support the current decision of Debian about LLM use, and am no longer willing to be seen as a part of Debian under these new rules. Pretending to have a 'neutral stance' when faced with fascism is not neutrality, it's active collaboration.... You can replace me with some agentic AI anyway, so do not even try to pretend you're going to miss me."

    Sources

    distrowatch.com/weekly-mobile.

    lists.debian.org/debian-vote/2

    #LLM #slop #AI #miscreant #programming #Linux #Debian

  18. FYI

    The Debian vote on LLM slop AI Code in the project is interesting

    The Debian developers have voted on the project's stance regarding content generated by large language models (LLMs). There were eight proposals put forward on the topic of whether to allow LLM-generated content to be included in Debian, ranging from banning all LLM contributions to accepting all AI/LLM contributions. The result of the vote was that option 5 (also called option E) was selected: "Responsible Use of Generative AI", which is summarized as: "Debian neither endorses nor prohibits the use of generative AI tools in the development, maintenance, or documentation of software, packaging, documentation, and other media published within the Debian Project."

    Debian Project Leader Lucas Nussbaum expressed regret on the results of the vote, writing: "On a very personal note, I regret that the winning option does not acknowledge all the legitimate concerns around AI: environmental impact, copyright and licensing uncertainty, the health of Free Software communities, and the strain of aggressive scraping on the open web."

    At least one developer has left the project in protest following the vote. Antoine Le Gonidec wrote, in part: "I can not support the current decision of Debian about LLM use, and am no longer willing to be seen as a part of Debian under these new rules. Pretending to have a 'neutral stance' when faced with fascism is not neutrality, it's active collaboration.... You can replace me with some agentic AI anyway, so do not even try to pretend you're going to miss me."

    Sources

    distrowatch.com/weekly-mobile.

    lists.debian.org/debian-vote/2

    #LLM #slop #AI #miscreant #programming #Linux #Debian

  19. FYI

    The Debian vote on LLM slop AI Code in the project is interesting

    The Debian developers have voted on the project's stance regarding content generated by large language models (LLMs). There were eight proposals put forward on the topic of whether to allow LLM-generated content to be included in Debian, ranging from banning all LLM contributions to accepting all AI/LLM contributions. The result of the vote was that option 5 (also called option E) was selected: "Responsible Use of Generative AI", which is summarized as: "Debian neither endorses nor prohibits the use of generative AI tools in the development, maintenance, or documentation of software, packaging, documentation, and other media published within the Debian Project."

    Debian Project Leader Lucas Nussbaum expressed regret on the results of the vote, writing: "On a very personal note, I regret that the winning option does not acknowledge all the legitimate concerns around AI: environmental impact, copyright and licensing uncertainty, the health of Free Software communities, and the strain of aggressive scraping on the open web."

    At least one developer has left the project in protest following the vote. Antoine Le Gonidec wrote, in part: "I can not support the current decision of Debian about LLM use, and am no longer willing to be seen as a part of Debian under these new rules. Pretending to have a 'neutral stance' when faced with fascism is not neutrality, it's active collaboration.... You can replace me with some agentic AI anyway, so do not even try to pretend you're going to miss me."

    Sources

    distrowatch.com/weekly-mobile.

    lists.debian.org/debian-vote/2

    #LLM #slop #AI #miscreant #programming #Linux #Debian

  20. FYI

    The Debian vote on LLM slop AI Code in the project is interesting

    The Debian developers have voted on the project's stance regarding content generated by large language models (LLMs). There were eight proposals put forward on the topic of whether to allow LLM-generated content to be included in Debian, ranging from banning all LLM contributions to accepting all AI/LLM contributions. The result of the vote was that option 5 (also called option E) was selected: "Responsible Use of Generative AI", which is summarized as: "Debian neither endorses nor prohibits the use of generative AI tools in the development, maintenance, or documentation of software, packaging, documentation, and other media published within the Debian Project."

    Debian Project Leader Lucas Nussbaum expressed regret on the results of the vote, writing: "On a very personal note, I regret that the winning option does not acknowledge all the legitimate concerns around AI: environmental impact, copyright and licensing uncertainty, the health of Free Software communities, and the strain of aggressive scraping on the open web."

    At least one developer has left the project in protest following the vote. Antoine Le Gonidec wrote, in part: "I can not support the current decision of Debian about LLM use, and am no longer willing to be seen as a part of Debian under these new rules. Pretending to have a 'neutral stance' when faced with fascism is not neutrality, it's active collaboration.... You can replace me with some agentic AI anyway, so do not even try to pretend you're going to miss me."

    Sources

    distrowatch.com/weekly-mobile.

    lists.debian.org/debian-vote/2

    #LLM #slop #AI #miscreant #programming #Linux #Debian

  21. #Linux #kernel 6.18.49 on #Librem5 phone from #Purism.

    More that nine years ago @purism started a #crowdfunding for the #privacy, #security, and #freedom focused Linux #phone.

    The software is still actively maintained. An upgrade to #PureOS #Dawn, which will be based on #Debian #Trixie is in the works.

    I use the Librem 5 as my daily phone for more than four years.

    Which other phone manufacturer provides software updates for their phones this long?

    #sustainability #MobileLinux #FOSS

  22. #Linux #kernel 6.18.49 on #Librem5 phone from #Purism.

    More that nine years ago @purism started a #crowdfunding for the #privacy, #security, and #freedom focused Linux #phone.

    The software is still actively maintained. An upgrade to #PureOS #Dawn, which will be based on #Debian #Trixie is in the works.

    I use the Librem 5 as my daily phone for more than four years.

    Which other phone manufacturer provides software updates for their phones this long?

    #sustainability #MobileLinux #FOSS

  23. #Linux #kernel 6.18.49 on #Librem5 phone from #Purism.

    More that nine years ago @purism started a #crowdfunding for the #privacy, #security, and #freedom focused Linux #phone.

    The software is still actively maintained. An upgrade to #PureOS #Dawn, which will be based on #Debian #Trixie is in the works.

    I use the Librem 5 as my daily phone for more than four years.

    Which other phone manufacturer provides software updates for their phones this long?

    #sustainability #MobileLinux #FOSS

  24. #Linux #kernel 6.18.49 on #Librem5 phone from #Purism.

    More that nine years ago @purism started a #crowdfunding for the #privacy, #security, and #freedom focused Linux #phone.

    The software is still actively maintained. An upgrade to #PureOS #Dawn, which will be based on #Debian #Trixie is in the works.

    I use the Librem 5 as my daily phone for more than four years.

    Which other phone manufacturer provides software updates for their phones this long?

    #sustainability #MobileLinux #FOSS

  25. #Linux #kernel 6.18.49 on #Librem5 phone from #Purism.

    More that nine years ago @purism started a #crowdfunding for the #privacy, #security, and #freedom focused Linux #phone.

    The software is still actively maintained. An upgrade to #PureOS #Dawn, which will be based on #Debian #Trixie is in the works.

    I use the Librem 5 as my daily phone for more than four years.

    Which other phone manufacturer provides software updates for their phones this long?

    #sustainability #MobileLinux #FOSS

  26. GDID (Microsoftin estämätön yksilöllisen PC:n seuranta) pärähti laajemmin esiin oikeusjutun tiimoilla. Onko Linuxissa sama...? 🙂 👉 linux.blogaaja.fi/gdid/

    #GDID #Windows #Microsoft #tietoturva #Linux #blogi #PC #Suomi

  27. borgbackup 2.0.0b24 was just released!

    Contains a few new features and a lot of fixes, please check the change log and help testing:

    github.com/borgbackup/borg/rel

  28. #Linux #KDE
    Plötzlich ist da rotes Krickelkrackel auf dem Desktop. Und es geht auch nicht mehr weg.
    Doch, kann man löschen… und für was das gut ist. untergang.de/index.php/de/inha

  29. Analyze AUDIT_SECCOMP kernel events using auditd and ausearch. Extract syscall numbers, PIDs, and execution paths to investigate process and container kills. #linux #auditd #ausearch

    valtersit.com/vault/extracting

  30. Wegen einer Spende an das #Linux-Projekt von DHH gerät #1Password unter Druck. Nutzer und Mitarbeiter protestieren gegen die Finanzierung. winfuture.de/news,161044.html?

  31. KToot is public: a new Mastodon notification widget for KDE Plasma 6

    Panel icon with unread badge, popup with your last mentions/follows/favourites/boosts, per-type toggles, desktop notifications via KNotify.

    .plasmoid / .deb / .rpm all in the v0.3.0 release:

    github.com/Agundur-KDE/KToot

    #kde #plasma #linux #opensource #mastodon #fediverse

  32. @pixelschubsi @arcanechat @Monal I have a #prosody #XMPP server still around. I started it temporarily.

    Wouldn't you know it, same issue was found there: (freshly-installed) Monal in #iPadOS can **initiate** a successful video call, but cannot **receive** a call.

    It's _almost as though_ #Apple is up to something evil, at the OS level, which is thwarting both Monal and #Deltachat from **receiving** calls.

    It was the Dino (0.5.0-1, plain deb pkg) client in #Debian Trixie #Linux which I used on the other end. (And Dino also had the same issue as Deltachat: defaulted to wrong/worse webcam - but at least it was switchable to the better one in Dino)