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  1. My (very) old RSA2048 key (0x1213DC10) retires on 2027-02-16 and gets replaced by ed25519/5E4BFC66CD5D1342. #gpg #gnupg

  2. OpenPGP: PGP meets AusweisApp und ERV

    Governikus bietet einen Beglaubigungsdienst an. Damit kann man mit Hilfe seines neuen Personalausweises und der AusweisApp seinen öffentlichen PGP-Schlüssel signieren lassen. Wie es geht und was es bringt, erfährst Du in diesem (doch recht langen) Artikel. Außerdem spreche ich einen der größten und frustrierendsten Schmerzpunkte der digitalen Rechts- und Verwaltungswelt in Deutschland an. Zuerst zum offenbar gut gemeinten Service von Governikus. Das Angebot von Governikus ist […]

    w11.haus/947

  3. (more Linux and FOSS news in previous posts of thread)

    Vulkan 1.4.350 Released With Three New Extensions:
    phoronix.com/news/Vulkan-1.4.3

    VideoLAN publishes dav2d, an early CPU decoder for AV2 video codec:
    videocardz.com/newz/videolan-p

    GnuPG introduces support for post-quantum crypto encryption & 64-bit Windows improvements:
    alternativeto.net/news/2026/4/

    Germany's Sovereign Tech Agency launches Sovereign Tech Standards to support open standards:
    gamingonlinux.com/2026/04/germ

    Star Labs Releases Coreboot Firmware 26.05 with New Features for Its Linux PCs:
    9to5linux.com/star-labs-releas

    More retro goodies - Microsoft open sources 86-DOS and PC-DOS:
    gamingonlinux.com/2026/04/more

    stremio v5 adds media key support, subtitle options, and HDR improvements:
    alternativeto.net/news/2026/4/

    FreeBSD 15.1 Beta Released For Early Testing:
    phoronix.com/news/FreeBSD-15.1

    #WeeklyNews #OpenSource #FOSSNews #FOSS #OpenSourceNews #News #Vulkan #dav2d #AV2 #GnuPG #SovereignTechStandards #Coreboot #86dos #PCDOS #stremio #FreeBSD #BSD #Encryption #Privacy #Multimedia #RetroOS #OS #Firmware #FosseryTech

  4. #dar 3/ Dar's homepage is dar.linux.free.fr/ . As a simple file archiver tool, dar is great. Random access is preserved, you can compress with #gzip #bzip2 #lzo #xz #zstd or #lz4. You can encrypt with #GnuPG or symmetric #AES. You can stream if you want. You can split ("slice") across multiple media, and dar will prompt you for the slice(s) you need and seek you right to them.

    That's cool, but we're just getting started.