#canonical — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #canonical, aggregated by home.social.
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A mí me parece que la iniciativa, especialmente adaptada por #Canonical con su #Ubuntu, de sustituir #GNU #Coreutils con su versión escrita en #Rust es más una excusa que otra cosa. Creo que la motivación principal es extirpar la base de GNU. Es decir, las licencias #copyleft.
Rust es más seguro por diseño / abstracción de compilador y tal. Pero, a ver, C no "te obliga" a escribir software inseguro. Coreutils es un conjunto de herramientas tan probado que no hay problema de seguridad.
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A mí me parece que la iniciativa, especialmente adaptada por #Canonical con su #Ubuntu, de sustituir #GNU #Coreutils con su versión escrita en #Rust es más una excusa que otra cosa. Creo que la motivación principal es extirpar la base de GNU. Es decir, las licencias #copyleft.
Rust es más seguro por diseño / abstracción de compilador y tal. Pero, a ver, C no "te obliga" a escribir software inseguro. Coreutils es un conjunto de herramientas tan probado que no hay problema de seguridad.
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A mí me parece que la iniciativa, especialmente adaptada por #Canonical con su #Ubuntu, de sustituir #GNU #Coreutils con su versión escrita en #Rust es más una excusa que otra cosa. Creo que la motivación principal es extirpar la base de GNU. Es decir, las licencias #copyleft.
Rust es más seguro por diseño / abstracción de compilador y tal. Pero, a ver, C no "te obliga" a escribir software inseguro. Coreutils es un conjunto de herramientas tan probado que no hay problema de seguridad.
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A mí me parece que la iniciativa, especialmente adaptada por #Canonical con su #Ubuntu, de sustituir #GNU #Coreutils con su versión escrita en #Rust es más una excusa que otra cosa. Creo que la motivación principal es extirpar la base de GNU. Es decir, las licencias #copyleft.
Rust es más seguro por diseño / abstracción de compilador y tal. Pero, a ver, C no "te obliga" a escribir software inseguro. Coreutils es un conjunto de herramientas tan probado que no hay problema de seguridad.
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A mí me parece que la iniciativa, especialmente adaptada por #Canonical con su #Ubuntu, de sustituir #GNU #Coreutils con su versión escrita en #Rust es más una excusa que otra cosa. Creo que la motivación principal es extirpar la base de GNU. Es decir, las licencias #copyleft.
Rust es más seguro por diseño / abstracción de compilador y tal. Pero, a ver, C no "te obliga" a escribir software inseguro. Coreutils es un conjunto de herramientas tan probado que no hay problema de seguridad.
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While everyone is looking at #Omarchy now and telling people not to use it: Don't forget to also tell people what a shitty, unethical company #Canonical is and that they should not use #Ubuntu. People have been ignoring that for much too long. Nazis are one of the most dangerous, but by far not the only problem around tech and #Linux.
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Learn what Ubuntu telemetry collects, including Ubuntu Report and Insights, how to disable telemetry, and how to harden Ubuntu Linux.
Full guide here: https://ostechnix.com/ubuntu-telemetry/
#UbuntuTelemetry #UbuntuInsights #UbuntuReport #Canonical #Ubuntu #Linux #Privacy #Security
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Ubuntu 24.04.5 LTS is here as the final Noble point release, shipping the Linux 7.0 HWE kernel and Mesa 26.2 with support until May 2029.
#Ubuntu #Linux #Canonical #OpenSource #LTS #LinuxKernel #TechNews
https://securityonline.info/ubuntu-24-04-5-lts/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social
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Ubuntu 24.04.5 LTS is here as the final Noble point release, shipping the Linux 7.0 HWE kernel and Mesa 26.2 with support until May 2029.
#Ubuntu #Linux #Canonical #OpenSource #LTS #LinuxKernel #TechNews
https://securityonline.info/ubuntu-24-04-5-lts/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social
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Ubuntu 24.04.5 LTS is here as the final Noble point release, shipping the Linux 7.0 HWE kernel and Mesa 26.2 with support until May 2029.
#Ubuntu #Linux #Canonical #OpenSource #LTS #LinuxKernel #TechNews
https://securityonline.info/ubuntu-24-04-5-lts/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social
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Ubuntu 24.04.5 LTS is here as the final Noble point release, shipping the Linux 7.0 HWE kernel and Mesa 26.2 with support until May 2029.
#Ubuntu #Linux #Canonical #OpenSource #LTS #LinuxKernel #TechNews
https://securityonline.info/ubuntu-24-04-5-lts/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social
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Ubuntu 24.04.5 LTS is here as the final Noble point release, shipping the Linux 7.0 HWE kernel and Mesa 26.2 with support until May 2029.
#Ubuntu #Linux #Canonical #OpenSource #LTS #LinuxKernel #TechNews
https://securityonline.info/ubuntu-24-04-5-lts/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social
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@pedersen oh I believe it. #Canonical has gotten orders of magnitude better at this.
My bit is more of precautions than anything.
Funny enough, my daily driver used to be #popos until 24.04 release. 😅 and before that, was #opensuse #tumbleweed or #arch. 🫠
But for stable platform, I've always targeted #ubuntu. I like the bleeding edge to test limits, yet build for production with things that are boring. Makes those migraines disappear. 😅
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📬 Ubuntu 26.04: KI-Betriebssystem oder Canonicals nächste Marketing-Offensive?
#KünstlicheIntelligenz #Linux #Berechtigungsabfrage #Canonical #KIAgenten #KIHype #MarkShuttleworth #Snap #Ubuntu https://sc.tarnkappe.info/4c77ef -
Canonical is shutting down Ubuntu Pastebin and old Linux support links may suddenly die
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://nerds.xyz/2026/05/canonical-shutting-down-ubuntu-pastebin/
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I've been running Ubuntu 26.04 'Resolute Raccoon' on my 'Streaming Fortress' PC
NUC7 - Intel J5005 - 16GB DDR4-2400 RAM - 120GB SSD (2013 Hardware)
for the last two months now.I put this machine through the wringer: heavy streaming on a bit ambiguous shady sites films and tv series, and running custom 'Fortress' scripts to isolate it completely from my home network.
Despite the hardware being a bit old and the heavy workload, it’s been a flawless experience so far. Even the major updates didn't break my custom scripts or security structure. Well done, Ubuntu team!! 🐧 🫶
@[email protected]
@[email protected]https://releases.ubuntu.com/26.04-snapshot1/
https://reubuntu.blogspot.com/2025/10/ubuntu-2604-data-di-rilascio-e-nuove.html
#UbuntuResoluteRaccoon
#Ubuntu
#UBUNTU26_04
#Ubuntu26
#SnapShot1
#LTS
#Linux
#FOSS
#OpenSourceOS
#LinuxCommunity
#ResoluteRaccoon
#TechNews
#LinuxNews
#desktoppc
#ServerPc
#dailybuilds
#prototypeOS
#prototypeUBUNTU
#Canonical
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Ubuntu Linux firmasi rahallistakin säästöä ja vakautta lisääväksi voimanpesäksi Windowsin tilalle?
Canonical (yhtiö Ubuntun takaa) on hiljan päättänyt että laitetaan sitä tukea kokonaiset 15 vuotta. Ei ole kiire eikä hätiämitiä.
#Ubuntu #Linux #tuki #Canonical #firma #yritys #IT #duuni #toimisto #suomi
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@wimpy I voted 20+ years, should be something which more or less filled your (professional) life time. But I am one of the few persons which actually have done a "life's work", #OpenPrinting and it is actually more than 20 years old already ... And in both my jobs, #MandrakeSoft from 2000-2006 and #Canonical from 2006-now my job was by 80-90% managing OpenPrinting ...
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So, #Linux users of #Mastodon, what is your recommendation for a #distro for a techy person who used to use Linux ( #MEPIS was my favorite flavor back when I was using #Nix regularly, but I did run #Mint, #Ubuntu (12.04 or 12.10 was the last version I ran exclusively as the main OS on one of my PCs...which, was, 11ish years ago? Rude), #Xubuntu, #Lubuntu, #Kubuntu (getting the picture?), #PuppyLinux, #ArchLinux, #Slackware (is that still a thing?), #KaliLinux (Started using it when it was #BackTrack, though), #FreeBSD, #FedoraLinux (12 or 13?), #RedHat (#RHEL) etc.
You get the picture...I used mostly #Canonical / #Debian based OSes, but had a sprinkling of #RPM based, and others. I did some small modifications to the #Kernel and such, Almost got MEPIS running on an old #IBM #ThinkPad, and was able to salvage a lot of data from "dead," machines thanks to 'Nix.
These days, however, I just want one that works. I have way too much going on to mod and have to mess with it constantly to keep it working.
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So, #Linux users of #Mastodon, what is your recommendation for a #distro for a techy person who used to use Linux ( #MEPIS was my favorite flavor back when I was using #Nix regularly, but I did run #Mint, #Ubuntu (12.04 or 12.10 was the last version I ran exclusively as the main OS on one of my PCs...which, was, 11ish years ago? Rude), #Xubuntu, #Lubuntu, #Kubuntu (getting the picture?), #PuppyLinux, #ArchLinux, #Slackware (is that still a thing?), #KaliLinux (Started using it when it was #BackTrack, though), #FreeBSD, #FedoraLinux (12 or 13?), #RedHat (#RHEL) etc.
You get the picture...I used mostly #Canonical / #Debian based OSes, but had a sprinkling of #RPM based, and others. I did some small modifications to the #Kernel and such, Almost got MEPIS running on an old #IBM #ThinkPad, and was able to salvage a lot of data from "dead," machines thanks to 'Nix.
These days, however, I just want one that works. I have way too much going on to mod and have to mess with it constantly to keep it working.
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So, #Linux users of #Mastodon, what is your recommendation for a #distro for a techy person who used to use Linux ( #MEPIS was my favorite flavor back when I was using #Nix regularly, but I did run #Mint, #Ubuntu (12.04 or 12.10 was the last version I ran exclusively as the main OS on one of my PCs...which, was, 11ish years ago? Rude), #Xubuntu, #Lubuntu, #Kubuntu (getting the picture?), #PuppyLinux, #ArchLinux, #Slackware (is that still a thing?), #KaliLinux (Started using it when it was #BackTrack, though), #FreeBSD, #FedoraLinux (12 or 13?), #RedHat (#RHEL) etc.
You get the picture...I used mostly #Canonical / #Debian based OSes, but had a sprinkling of #RPM based, and others. I did some small modifications to the #Kernel and such, Almost got MEPIS running on an old #IBM #ThinkPad, and was able to salvage a lot of data from "dead," machines thanks to 'Nix.
These days, however, I just want one that works. I have way too much going on to mod and have to mess with it constantly to keep it working.
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So, #Linux users of #Mastodon, what is your recommendation for a #distro for a techy person who used to use Linux ( #MEPIS was my favorite flavor back when I was using #Nix regularly, but I did run #Mint, #Ubuntu (12.04 or 12.10 was the last version I ran exclusively as the main OS on one of my PCs...which, was, 11ish years ago? Rude), #Xubuntu, #Lubuntu, #Kubuntu (getting the picture?), #PuppyLinux, #ArchLinux, #Slackware (is that still a thing?), #KaliLinux (Started using it when it was #BackTrack, though), #FreeBSD, #FedoraLinux (12 or 13?), #RedHat (#RHEL) etc.
You get the picture...I used mostly #Canonical / #Debian based OSes, but had a sprinkling of #RPM based, and others. I did some small modifications to the #Kernel and such, Almost got MEPIS running on an old #IBM #ThinkPad, and was able to salvage a lot of data from "dead," machines thanks to 'Nix.
These days, however, I just want one that works. I have way too much going on to mod and have to mess with it constantly to keep it working.
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So, #Linux users of #Mastodon, what is your recommendation for a #distro for a techy person who used to use Linux ( #MEPIS was my favorite flavor back when I was using #Nix regularly, but I did run #Mint, #Ubuntu (12.04 or 12.10 was the last version I ran exclusively as the main OS on one of my PCs...which, was, 11ish years ago? Rude), #Xubuntu, #Lubuntu, #Kubuntu (getting the picture?), #PuppyLinux, #ArchLinux, #Slackware (is that still a thing?), #KaliLinux (Started using it when it was #BackTrack, though), #FreeBSD, #FedoraLinux (12 or 13?), #RedHat (#RHEL) etc.
You get the picture...I used mostly #Canonical / #Debian based OSes, but had a sprinkling of #RPM based, and others. I did some small modifications to the #Kernel and such, Almost got MEPIS running on an old #IBM #ThinkPad, and was able to salvage a lot of data from "dead," machines thanks to 'Nix.
These days, however, I just want one that works. I have way too much going on to mod and have to mess with it constantly to keep it working.