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Fedora retired all Deepin packages after unresolved security issues, broken builds, and months of maintainer inactivity. ⚠️
FESCo said Deepin packages cannot return without a full review, following concerns over unsafe Polkit and D-Bus implementations. 🐧🔗 https://itsfoss.com/news/fedora-ditches-deepin/
#TechNews #Fedora #Deepin #Linux #OpenSource #Cybersecurity #FOSS #Polkit #DBus #DesktopLinux #SoftwareMaintenance #Privacy #Infosec #GNU #LinuxDesktop #OperatingSystem #OS #Kernel
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Fedora retired all Deepin packages after unresolved security issues, broken builds, and months of maintainer inactivity. ⚠️
FESCo said Deepin packages cannot return without a full review, following concerns over unsafe Polkit and D-Bus implementations. 🐧🔗 https://itsfoss.com/news/fedora-ditches-deepin/
#TechNews #Fedora #Deepin #Linux #OpenSource #Cybersecurity #FOSS #Polkit #DBus #DesktopLinux #SoftwareMaintenance #Privacy #Infosec #GNU #LinuxDesktop #OperatingSystem #OS #Kernel
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Fedora retired all Deepin packages after unresolved security issues, broken builds, and months of maintainer inactivity. ⚠️
FESCo said Deepin packages cannot return without a full review, following concerns over unsafe Polkit and D-Bus implementations. 🐧🔗 https://itsfoss.com/news/fedora-ditches-deepin/
#TechNews #Fedora #Deepin #Linux #OpenSource #Cybersecurity #FOSS #Polkit #DBus #DesktopLinux #SoftwareMaintenance #Privacy #Infosec #GNU #LinuxDesktop #OperatingSystem #OS #Kernel
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Fedora retired all Deepin packages after unresolved security issues, broken builds, and months of maintainer inactivity. ⚠️
FESCo said Deepin packages cannot return without a full review, following concerns over unsafe Polkit and D-Bus implementations. 🐧🔗 https://itsfoss.com/news/fedora-ditches-deepin/
#TechNews #Fedora #Deepin #Linux #OpenSource #Cybersecurity #FOSS #Polkit #DBus #DesktopLinux #SoftwareMaintenance #Privacy #Infosec #GNU #LinuxDesktop #OperatingSystem #OS #Kernel
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Fedora retired all Deepin packages after unresolved security issues, broken builds, and months of maintainer inactivity. ⚠️
FESCo said Deepin packages cannot return without a full review, following concerns over unsafe Polkit and D-Bus implementations. 🐧🔗 https://itsfoss.com/news/fedora-ditches-deepin/
#TechNews #Fedora #Deepin #Linux #OpenSource #Cybersecurity #FOSS #Polkit #DBus #DesktopLinux #SoftwareMaintenance #Privacy #Infosec #GNU #LinuxDesktop #OperatingSystem #OS #Kernel
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For anyone interested in #Linux security, a good explanation of a way to escape from the #Flatpak sandbox has been posted to the oss-security mailing list today: https://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2026/05/19/1
You might also want to read this article from last year: https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/when-flatpaks-sandbox-cracks-real-life-security-issues-beyond-ideal
cc @Seg
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For anyone interested in #Linux security, a good explanation of a way to escape from the #Flatpak sandbox has been posted to the oss-security mailing list today: https://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2026/05/19/1
You might also want to read this article from last year: https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/when-flatpaks-sandbox-cracks-real-life-security-issues-beyond-ideal
cc @Seg
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For anyone interested in #Linux security, a good explanation of a way to escape from the #Flatpak sandbox has been posted to the oss-security mailing list today: https://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2026/05/19/1
You might also want to read this article from last year: https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/when-flatpaks-sandbox-cracks-real-life-security-issues-beyond-ideal
cc @Seg
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For anyone interested in #Linux security, a good explanation of a way to escape from the #Flatpak sandbox has been posted to the oss-security mailing list today: https://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2026/05/19/1
You might also want to read this article from last year: https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/when-flatpaks-sandbox-cracks-real-life-security-issues-beyond-ideal
cc @Seg
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For anyone interested in #Linux security, a good explanation of a way to escape from the #Flatpak sandbox has been posted to the oss-security mailing list today: https://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2026/05/19/1
You might also want to read this article from last year: https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/when-flatpaks-sandbox-cracks-real-life-security-issues-beyond-ideal
cc @Seg
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VPN connection works when password is given on the terminal, but not on the GUI #kubuntu #networkmanager #vpn #dbus
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VPN connection works when password is given on the terminal, but not on the GUI #kubuntu #networkmanager #vpn #dbus
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VPN connection works when password is given on the terminal, but not on the GUI #kubuntu #networkmanager #vpn #dbus
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VPN connection works when password is given on the terminal, but not on the GUI #kubuntu #networkmanager #vpn #dbus
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VPN connection works when password is given on the terminal, but not on the GUI #kubuntu #networkmanager #vpn #dbus
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If you're in need of a thread-safe, native #C++, implementation of #DBus I recommend DBus-ASIO. (As seen at #FOSDEM!)
https://github.com/dbus-asio/dbus-asio #disclaimer #imadethis -
If you're in need of a thread-safe, native #C++, implementation of #DBus I recommend DBus-ASIO. (As seen at #FOSDEM!)
https://github.com/dbus-asio/dbus-asio #disclaimer #imadethis -
If you're in need of a thread-safe, native #C++, implementation of #DBus I recommend DBus-ASIO. (As seen at #FOSDEM!)
https://github.com/dbus-asio/dbus-asio #disclaimer #imadethis -
If you're in need of a thread-safe, native #C++, implementation of #DBus I recommend DBus-ASIO. (As seen at #FOSDEM!)
https://github.com/dbus-asio/dbus-asio #disclaimer #imadethis -
If you're in need of a thread-safe, native #C++, implementation of #DBus I recommend DBus-ASIO. (As seen at #FOSDEM!)
https://github.com/dbus-asio/dbus-asio #disclaimer #imadethis -
I've released KDE Desktop Operations - a D-Bus event-to-command daemon for KDE Plasma. I've tried to bring back the feature "Run a command" in #kde but the MR didn't move anywhere in more than a year. So I created a daemon in rust you run as a user which can do the same and more.
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I've released KDE Desktop Operations - a D-Bus event-to-command daemon for KDE Plasma. I've tried to bring back the feature "Run a command" in #kde but the MR didn't move anywhere in more than a year. So I created a daemon in rust you run as a user which can do the same and more.
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I've released KDE Desktop Operations - a D-Bus event-to-command daemon for KDE Plasma. I've tried to bring back the feature "Run a command" in #kde but the MR didn't move anywhere in more than a year. So I created a daemon in rust you run as a user which can do the same and more.
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I've released KDE Desktop Operations - a D-Bus event-to-command daemon for KDE Plasma. I've tried to bring back the feature "Run a command" in #kde but the MR didn't move anywhere in more than a year. So I created a daemon in rust you run as a user which can do the same and more.
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I've released KDE Desktop Operations - a D-Bus event-to-command daemon for KDE Plasma. I've tried to bring back the feature "Run a command" in #kde but the MR didn't move anywhere in more than a year. So I created a daemon in rust you run as a user which can do the same and more.
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github-monitor is now forgewatch!
I rebranded my PR monitoring daemon. The old name locked it to a single platform, but the vision has always been broader than that. "forgewatch" better reflects what the app is really about: watching over your code forge, wherever it lives.
Why the rename? Two reasons:
1. It's more general. The architecture doesn't depend on GitHub specifically, and I want to grow it to support GitLab, Gitea, and other forges over time.
2. It's more descriptive. "forgewatch" tells you exactly what it does -- it watches your forge for pull requests and keeps you notified via D-Bus and desktop notifications on Linux.The daemon is async Python, runs as a systemd user service, and comes with an optional system tray indicator. Give it a look if you're a Linux dev who juggles PRs across repos.
https://github.com/dvoraj75/forgewatch
https://pypi.org/project/forgewatch/#forgewatch #opensource #python #linux #devtools #foss #github #gitlab #gitea #asyncio #dbus #systemd
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github-monitor is now forgewatch!
I rebranded my PR monitoring daemon. The old name locked it to a single platform, but the vision has always been broader than that. "forgewatch" better reflects what the app is really about: watching over your code forge, wherever it lives.
Why the rename? Two reasons:
1. It's more general. The architecture doesn't depend on GitHub specifically, and I want to grow it to support GitLab, Gitea, and other forges over time.
2. It's more descriptive. "forgewatch" tells you exactly what it does -- it watches your forge for pull requests and keeps you notified via D-Bus and desktop notifications on Linux.The daemon is async Python, runs as a systemd user service, and comes with an optional system tray indicator. Give it a look if you're a Linux dev who juggles PRs across repos.
https://github.com/dvoraj75/forgewatch
https://pypi.org/project/forgewatch/#forgewatch #opensource #python #linux #devtools #foss #github #gitlab #gitea #asyncio #dbus #systemd
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#Ubuntu: "We'll comply without a fight and put the #AgeVerification into #dbus."
Users of Linux: "Now installing no-age-dbus." -
#Ubuntu: "We'll comply without a fight and put the #AgeVerification into #dbus."
Users of Linux: "Now installing no-age-dbus." -
#Ubuntu: "We'll comply without a fight and put the #AgeVerification into #dbus."
Users of Linux: "Now installing no-age-dbus." -
#Ubuntu: "We'll comply without a fight and put the #AgeVerification into #dbus."
Users of Linux: "Now installing no-age-dbus." -
#Ubuntu: "We'll comply without a fight and put the #AgeVerification into #dbus."
Users of Linux: "Now installing no-age-dbus." -
Tired of missing GitHub PR reviews? I built github-monitor -- a lightweight Linux daemon that watches for PRs assigned to you and sends desktop notifications the moment they land.
Features:
- Desktop notifications with author avatars via notify-send
- System tray indicator with live PR count and clickable PR list
- Runs quietly as a systemd user service -- set it and forget it
- Config reload on SIGHUP, graceful shutdown on SIGTERMUnder the hood:
- Pure async Python (asyncio) -- no threads, no blocking I/O
- aiohttp for GitHub API, dbus-next for session bus IPC
- Daemon exposes live state over D-Bus, indicator connects as a separate process
- Frozen dataclasses, strict mypy, full test coverageBuilt with Python 3.13+, packaged with hatchling, managed with uv.
It's open source and I'd love feedback -- whether it's bug reports, feature ideas, or contributions!
https://github.com/dvoraj75/github-monitor
#Python #Linux #OpenSource #GitHub #AsyncPython #DBus #Systemd
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Tired of missing GitHub PR reviews? I built github-monitor -- a lightweight Linux daemon that watches for PRs assigned to you and sends desktop notifications the moment they land.
Features:
- Desktop notifications with author avatars via notify-send
- System tray indicator with live PR count and clickable PR list
- Runs quietly as a systemd user service -- set it and forget it
- Config reload on SIGHUP, graceful shutdown on SIGTERMUnder the hood:
- Pure async Python (asyncio) -- no threads, no blocking I/O
- aiohttp for GitHub API, dbus-next for session bus IPC
- Daemon exposes live state over D-Bus, indicator connects as a separate process
- Frozen dataclasses, strict mypy, full test coverageBuilt with Python 3.13+, packaged with hatchling, managed with uv.
It's open source and I'd love feedback -- whether it's bug reports, feature ideas, or contributions!
https://github.com/dvoraj75/github-monitor
#Python #Linux #OpenSource #GitHub #AsyncPython #DBus #Systemd
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If you're in need of a thread-safe, native #C++, implementation of #DBus I recommend DBus-ASIO. (As seen at #FOSDEM!)
https://github.com/dbus-asio/dbus-asio #disclaimer #imadethis -
If you're in need of a thread-safe, native #C++, implementation of #DBus I recommend DBus-ASIO. (As seen at #FOSDEM!)
https://github.com/dbus-asio/dbus-asio #disclaimer #imadethis -
If you're in need of a thread-safe, native #C++, implementation of #DBus I recommend DBus-ASIO. (As seen at #FOSDEM!)
https://github.com/dbus-asio/dbus-asio #disclaimer #imadethis -
If you're in need of a thread-safe, native #C++, implementation of #DBus I recommend DBus-ASIO. (As seen at #FOSDEM!)
https://github.com/dbus-asio/dbus-asio #disclaimer #imadethis -
If you're in need of a thread-safe, native #C++, implementation of #DBus I recommend DBus-ASIO. (As seen at #FOSDEM!)
https://github.com/dbus-asio/dbus-asio #disclaimer #imadethis -
nmrs 2.0.0 ra mắt! Bản binding runtime‑agnostic cho NetworkManager qua DBus, hỗ trợ mọi async runtime và kèm Dockerfile để phát triển dễ dàng. Tác giả mở rộng API, mời cộng đồng đóng góp. Cũng cảm ơn thư viện zbus giúp xây dựng nmrs nhanh chóng. #nmrs #NetworkManager #DBus #OpenSource #Rust #phần_mềm_mã_nguồn_mở #lập_trình
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If you're in need of a thread-safe, native #C++, implementation of #DBus I recommend DBus-ASIO. (As seen at #FOSDEM!)
https://github.com/dbus-asio/dbus-asio #disclaimer #imadethis -
If you're in need of a thread-safe, native #C++, implementation of #DBus I recommend DBus-ASIO. (As seen at #FOSDEM!)
https://github.com/dbus-asio/dbus-asio #disclaimer #imadethis -
If you're in need of a thread-safe, native #C++, implementation of #DBus I recommend DBus-ASIO. (As seen at #FOSDEM!)
https://github.com/dbus-asio/dbus-asio #disclaimer #imadethis -
If you're in need of a thread-safe, native #C++, implementation of #DBus I recommend DBus-ASIO. (As seen at #FOSDEM!)
https://github.com/dbus-asio/dbus-asio #disclaimer #imadethis -
If you're in need of a thread-safe, native #C++, implementation of #DBus I recommend DBus-ASIO. (As seen at #FOSDEM!)
https://github.com/dbus-asio/dbus-asio #disclaimer #imadethis -
J'avais regardé pour hacker ma machine à laver (non connectée, mais avec des trucs qui clignotent et des bips qui me les c*ssent !)
Besoin d'un analyseur logique, de record temps réel, etc
-Mouais...
Mais ces c*ns-là font des machines connectées avec du D-bus (comme ma caméra proprio PTZ que j'ai hackée avec accès ssh maintenu pour des commandes D-Bus, finalement passées via MQTT)
Bon bein : dont Hack ! (elle est bonne 🙂 )
https://hackaday.com/2025/12/29/39c3-hacking-washing-machines/ -
J'avais regardé pour hacker ma machine à laver (non connectée, mais avec des trucs qui clignotent et des bips qui me les c*ssent !)
Besoin d'un analyseur logique, de record temps réel, etc
-Mouais...
Mais ces c*ns-là font des machines connectées avec du D-bus (comme ma caméra proprio PTZ que j'ai hackée avec accès ssh maintenu pour des commandes D-Bus, finalement passées via MQTT)
Bon bein : dont Hack ! (elle est bonne 🙂 )
https://hackaday.com/2025/12/29/39c3-hacking-washing-machines/ -
J'avais regardé pour hacker ma machine à laver (non connectée, mais avec des trucs qui clignotent et des bips qui me les c*ssent !)
Besoin d'un analyseur logique, de record temps réel, etc
-Mouais...
Mais ces c*ns-là font des machines connectées avec du D-bus (comme ma caméra proprio PTZ que j'ai hackée avec accès ssh maintenu pour des commandes D-Bus, finalement passées via MQTT)
Bon bein : dont Hack ! (elle est bonne 🙂 )
https://hackaday.com/2025/12/29/39c3-hacking-washing-machines/ -
I think I'm going to use sdbus instead of QtDBus because the API looks easier to use. Changing standard strings into QStrings and stuff like that is easy to do and I already do that a lot so I'm not worried. Instead of maintaining XML files for the interfaces though, I'm just going to document what the paths are and what types they expect since the "turning XML into code" thing confuses me and I'll wait to do that until I have to do stuff with wayland-scanner.
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I think I'm going to use sdbus instead of QtDBus because the API looks easier to use. Changing standard strings into QStrings and stuff like that is easy to do and I already do that a lot so I'm not worried. Instead of maintaining XML files for the interfaces though, I'm just going to document what the paths are and what types they expect since the "turning XML into code" thing confuses me and I'll wait to do that until I have to do stuff with wayland-scanner.