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  1. Josef Zorn @[email protected] ·

    Lesson learned too late

    #monday #cartoon #cartoons #mood #apocalypse #theend #mondayMotivation #comedy #panel #comic #comics #new #drawing #doodle #caricature #weekly #bookstodon #buchstodon #cartoonmonday #mondaycartoon #cartoonist #rich #eat #josefzorn

    #monday #cartoon #cartoons #mood #apocalypse #theend
  2. Josef Zorn @[email protected] ·

    Lesson learned too late

    #monday #cartoon #cartoons #mood #apocalypse #theend #mondayMotivation #comedy #panel #comic #comics #new #drawing #doodle #caricature #weekly #bookstodon #buchstodon #cartoonmonday #mondaycartoon #cartoonist #rich #eat #josefzorn

    #monday #cartoon #cartoons #mood #apocalypse #theend
  3. Josef Zorn @[email protected] ·

    Lesson learned too late

    #monday #cartoon #cartoons #mood #apocalypse #theend #mondayMotivation #comedy #panel #comic #comics #new #drawing #doodle #caricature #weekly #bookstodon #buchstodon #cartoonmonday #mondaycartoon #cartoonist #rich #eat #josefzorn

    #monday #cartoon #cartoons #mood #apocalypse #theend
  4. Josef Zorn @[email protected] ·

    Lesson learned too late

    #monday #cartoon #cartoons #mood #apocalypse #theend #mondayMotivation #comedy #panel #comic #comics #new #drawing #doodle #caricature #weekly #bookstodon #buchstodon #cartoonmonday #mondaycartoon #cartoonist #rich #eat #josefzorn

    #josefzorn #eat #rich #cartoonist #mondaycartoon #cartoonmonday
  5. Josef Zorn @[email protected] ·

    Lesson learned too late

    #monday #cartoon #cartoons #mood #apocalypse #theend #mondayMotivation #comedy #panel #comic #comics #new #drawing #doodle #caricature #weekly #bookstodon #buchstodon #cartoonmonday #mondaycartoon #cartoonist #rich #eat #josefzorn

    #monday #cartoon #cartoons #mood #apocalypse #theend
  6. Aptivi @[email protected] ·

    Aptivi Weekly Tech News Issue #17 (Week 39 – 9/26/2026)

    Every week, we collect every event that happened within Aptivi, our projects, and other interesting tech news. This issue shows you the brief summary of our project releases and some of our articles posted on the Aptivi Blog and on the Newsroom, as well as some links to other interesting resources, such as the most intriguing tech news during the week.

    As technology evolves quickly, we have to move quickly with the current to make sure that we don’t miss any of the interesting technology-related events, such as new releases and other interesting events that revolutionize the tech world.

    What happened at Aptivi?

    During this week, sets of events have happened at Aptivi, and we have chosen to summarize some of the most intriguing events that we have covered here at Aptivi Blog and Aptivi Newsroom, as well as other Aptivi updates in case they happen.

    Linux 7.3 Release Candidate 4 was released to bring some more improvements, including those that are listed in the “Most intriguing tech news” section. FreeBSD 15.0 is on a brink of being unsupported, with September 30th being the last deadline for the official support, while Mageia 9 faces the same deadline for the end of support.

    Samsung started rolling out an update for the Galaxy Z Fold8, Fold8 Ultra, and Flip8 that allowed you to trigger “Touch and hold for AI select” for the edge panel, which solved user concerns regarding this feature.

    As for the One UI 9.0 Beta Program, the Galaxy Watch8, Watch7, and Watch6 received a new One UI 9.0 Watch Beta version to fix some more bugs, and the Galaxy A35 and A55 have been updated with the new One UI 9.0 Beta version. Meanwhile, Samsung didn’t start rolling out One UI 9.0 to a wider variety of the Galaxy S26 devices, stating that September 28th would be the date instead of the 21st.

    For the first time in the Galaxy A1x series, One UI Beta Program was made available, starting with the Galaxy A15 with One UI 9.0!

    In addition to that, the following other articles were posted for you to read:

    Additionally, you can check out this week’s issue of Linux Weekly Digests in this link.

    There are some other updates that happened with Aptivi. We have made changes to our support policy to align with Nitrocid 0.2.1’s release candidate unveil and to end support for two operating systems that will be considered unsupported as of October 1st, including macOS 14 and FreeBSD 15.0. We have also unified GitBook documentation repositories for easier management, leaving only three repos: aptivi, aptivi-stable, and aptivi-deprecated.

    Most intriguing tech news

    Here, we collect some of the most intriguing news that caught our attention, and our readers can explore this list below:

    Please note that the order of events are listed in the descending order from the newest to the oldest.

    Summary

    This week, Aptivi, in order to finalize development of both Nitrocid 0.2.1 RC and Terminaux 8.8, a massive documentation change has been done in terms of repository organization so that less time would be spent on preparing documentation repositories for each project, saving time and effort. Additionally, changes to our security policy have been made to adapt to the end of support deadline for two operating system versions that will lose support next week.

    In the other hand, One UI 9.0 Beta has been expanded to various classes of devices, such as the Galaxy A15 and A07, as well as updating the One UI 9.0 Beta for the Galaxy A35 and A55 to bring camera stability fixes, as well as a new beta version of One UI 9.0 Watch for all smartwatches that brought many improvements. Linux 7.3 Release Candidate 4 was also available to the public, and Mageia 9 was going to end official support on September 30th.

    So, thank you to whoever read our posts, liked them, and commented on them, whether it’s on the Fediverse or not. We appreciate your interaction, engagement, and support, and this motivates us into going ahead moving forward.

    #news #Tech #Technology #update #Weekly #WeeklyNews
    #news #tech #technology #update #weekly #weeklynews
  7. Aptivi @[email protected] ·

    Aptivi Weekly Tech News Issue #17 (Week 39 – 9/26/2026)

    Every week, we collect every event that happened within Aptivi, our projects, and other interesting tech news. This issue shows you the brief summary of our project releases and some of our articles posted on the Aptivi Blog and on the Newsroom, as well as some links to other interesting resources, such as the most intriguing tech news during the week.

    As technology evolves quickly, we have to move quickly with the current to make sure that we don’t miss any of the interesting technology-related events, such as new releases and other interesting events that revolutionize the tech world.

    What happened at Aptivi?

    During this week, sets of events have happened at Aptivi, and we have chosen to summarize some of the most intriguing events that we have covered here at Aptivi Blog and Aptivi Newsroom, as well as other Aptivi updates in case they happen.

    Linux 7.3 Release Candidate 4 was released to bring some more improvements, including those that are listed in the “Most intriguing tech news” section. FreeBSD 15.0 is on a brink of being unsupported, with September 30th being the last deadline for the official support, while Mageia 9 faces the same deadline for the end of support.

    Samsung started rolling out an update for the Galaxy Z Fold8, Fold8 Ultra, and Flip8 that allowed you to trigger “Touch and hold for AI select” for the edge panel, which solved user concerns regarding this feature.

    As for the One UI 9.0 Beta Program, the Galaxy Watch8, Watch7, and Watch6 received a new One UI 9.0 Watch Beta version to fix some more bugs, and the Galaxy A35 and A55 have been updated with the new One UI 9.0 Beta version. Meanwhile, Samsung didn’t start rolling out One UI 9.0 to a wider variety of the Galaxy S26 devices, stating that September 28th would be the date instead of the 21st.

    For the first time in the Galaxy A1x series, One UI Beta Program was made available, starting with the Galaxy A15 with One UI 9.0!

    In addition to that, the following other articles were posted for you to read:

    Additionally, you can check out this week’s issue of Linux Weekly Digests in this link.

    There are some other updates that happened with Aptivi. We have made changes to our support policy to align with Nitrocid 0.2.1’s release candidate unveil and to end support for two operating systems that will be considered unsupported as of October 1st, including macOS 14 and FreeBSD 15.0. We have also unified GitBook documentation repositories for easier management, leaving only three repos: aptivi, aptivi-stable, and aptivi-deprecated.

    Most intriguing tech news

    Here, we collect some of the most intriguing news that caught our attention, and our readers can explore this list below:

    Please note that the order of events are listed in the descending order from the newest to the oldest.

    Summary

    This week, Aptivi, in order to finalize development of both Nitrocid 0.2.1 RC and Terminaux 8.8, a massive documentation change has been done in terms of repository organization so that less time would be spent on preparing documentation repositories for each project, saving time and effort. Additionally, changes to our security policy have been made to adapt to the end of support deadline for two operating system versions that will lose support next week.

    In the other hand, One UI 9.0 Beta has been expanded to various classes of devices, such as the Galaxy A15 and A07, as well as updating the One UI 9.0 Beta for the Galaxy A35 and A55 to bring camera stability fixes, as well as a new beta version of One UI 9.0 Watch for all smartwatches that brought many improvements. Linux 7.3 Release Candidate 4 was also available to the public, and Mageia 9 was going to end official support on September 30th.

    So, thank you to whoever read our posts, liked them, and commented on them, whether it’s on the Fediverse or not. We appreciate your interaction, engagement, and support, and this motivates us into going ahead moving forward.

    #news #Tech #Technology #update #Weekly #WeeklyNews
    #news #tech #technology #update #weekly #weeklynews
  8. Aptivi @[email protected] ·

    Aptivi Weekly Tech News Issue #17 (Week 39 – 9/26/2026)

    Every week, we collect every event that happened within Aptivi, our projects, and other interesting tech news. This issue shows you the brief summary of our project releases and some of our articles posted on the Aptivi Blog and on the Newsroom, as well as some links to other interesting resources, such as the most intriguing tech news during the week.

    As technology evolves quickly, we have to move quickly with the current to make sure that we don’t miss any of the interesting technology-related events, such as new releases and other interesting events that revolutionize the tech world.

    What happened at Aptivi?

    During this week, sets of events have happened at Aptivi, and we have chosen to summarize some of the most intriguing events that we have covered here at Aptivi Blog and Aptivi Newsroom, as well as other Aptivi updates in case they happen.

    Linux 7.3 Release Candidate 4 was released to bring some more improvements, including those that are listed in the “Most intriguing tech news” section. FreeBSD 15.0 is on a brink of being unsupported, with September 30th being the last deadline for the official support, while Mageia 9 faces the same deadline for the end of support.

    Samsung started rolling out an update for the Galaxy Z Fold8, Fold8 Ultra, and Flip8 that allowed you to trigger “Touch and hold for AI select” for the edge panel, which solved user concerns regarding this feature.

    As for the One UI 9.0 Beta Program, the Galaxy Watch8, Watch7, and Watch6 received a new One UI 9.0 Watch Beta version to fix some more bugs, and the Galaxy A35 and A55 have been updated with the new One UI 9.0 Beta version. Meanwhile, Samsung didn’t start rolling out One UI 9.0 to a wider variety of the Galaxy S26 devices, stating that September 28th would be the date instead of the 21st.

    For the first time in the Galaxy A1x series, One UI Beta Program was made available, starting with the Galaxy A15 with One UI 9.0!

    In addition to that, the following other articles were posted for you to read:

    Additionally, you can check out this week’s issue of Linux Weekly Digests in this link.

    There are some other updates that happened with Aptivi. We have made changes to our support policy to align with Nitrocid 0.2.1’s release candidate unveil and to end support for two operating systems that will be considered unsupported as of October 1st, including macOS 14 and FreeBSD 15.0. We have also unified GitBook documentation repositories for easier management, leaving only three repos: aptivi, aptivi-stable, and aptivi-deprecated.

    Most intriguing tech news

    Here, we collect some of the most intriguing news that caught our attention, and our readers can explore this list below:

    Please note that the order of events are listed in the descending order from the newest to the oldest.

    Summary

    This week, Aptivi, in order to finalize development of both Nitrocid 0.2.1 RC and Terminaux 8.8, a massive documentation change has been done in terms of repository organization so that less time would be spent on preparing documentation repositories for each project, saving time and effort. Additionally, changes to our security policy have been made to adapt to the end of support deadline for two operating system versions that will lose support next week.

    In the other hand, One UI 9.0 Beta has been expanded to various classes of devices, such as the Galaxy A15 and A07, as well as updating the One UI 9.0 Beta for the Galaxy A35 and A55 to bring camera stability fixes, as well as a new beta version of One UI 9.0 Watch for all smartwatches that brought many improvements. Linux 7.3 Release Candidate 4 was also available to the public, and Mageia 9 was going to end official support on September 30th.

    So, thank you to whoever read our posts, liked them, and commented on them, whether it’s on the Fediverse or not. We appreciate your interaction, engagement, and support, and this motivates us into going ahead moving forward.

    #news #Tech #Technology #update #Weekly #WeeklyNews
    #news #tech #technology #update #weekly #weeklynews
  9. Aptivi @[email protected] ·

    Aptivi Weekly Tech News Issue #17 (Week 39 – 9/26/2026)

    Every week, we collect every event that happened within Aptivi, our projects, and other interesting tech news. This issue shows you the brief summary of our project releases and some of our articles posted on the Aptivi Blog and on the Newsroom, as well as some links to other interesting resources, such as the most intriguing tech news during the week.

    As technology evolves quickly, we have to move quickly with the current to make sure that we don’t miss any of the interesting technology-related events, such as new releases and other interesting events that revolutionize the tech world.

    What happened at Aptivi?

    During this week, sets of events have happened at Aptivi, and we have chosen to summarize some of the most intriguing events that we have covered here at Aptivi Blog and Aptivi Newsroom, as well as other Aptivi updates in case they happen.

    Linux 7.3 Release Candidate 4 was released to bring some more improvements, including those that are listed in the “Most intriguing tech news” section. FreeBSD 15.0 is on a brink of being unsupported, with September 30th being the last deadline for the official support, while Mageia 9 faces the same deadline for the end of support.

    Samsung started rolling out an update for the Galaxy Z Fold8, Fold8 Ultra, and Flip8 that allowed you to trigger “Touch and hold for AI select” for the edge panel, which solved user concerns regarding this feature.

    As for the One UI 9.0 Beta Program, the Galaxy Watch8, Watch7, and Watch6 received a new One UI 9.0 Watch Beta version to fix some more bugs, and the Galaxy A35 and A55 have been updated with the new One UI 9.0 Beta version. Meanwhile, Samsung didn’t start rolling out One UI 9.0 to a wider variety of the Galaxy S26 devices, stating that September 28th would be the date instead of the 21st.

    For the first time in the Galaxy A1x series, One UI Beta Program was made available, starting with the Galaxy A15 with One UI 9.0!

    In addition to that, the following other articles were posted for you to read:

    Additionally, you can check out this week’s issue of Linux Weekly Digests in this link.

    There are some other updates that happened with Aptivi. We have made changes to our support policy to align with Nitrocid 0.2.1’s release candidate unveil and to end support for two operating systems that will be considered unsupported as of October 1st, including macOS 14 and FreeBSD 15.0. We have also unified GitBook documentation repositories for easier management, leaving only three repos: aptivi, aptivi-stable, and aptivi-deprecated.

    Most intriguing tech news

    Here, we collect some of the most intriguing news that caught our attention, and our readers can explore this list below:

    Please note that the order of events are listed in the descending order from the newest to the oldest.

    Summary

    This week, Aptivi, in order to finalize development of both Nitrocid 0.2.1 RC and Terminaux 8.8, a massive documentation change has been done in terms of repository organization so that less time would be spent on preparing documentation repositories for each project, saving time and effort. Additionally, changes to our security policy have been made to adapt to the end of support deadline for two operating system versions that will lose support next week.

    In the other hand, One UI 9.0 Beta has been expanded to various classes of devices, such as the Galaxy A15 and A07, as well as updating the One UI 9.0 Beta for the Galaxy A35 and A55 to bring camera stability fixes, as well as a new beta version of One UI 9.0 Watch for all smartwatches that brought many improvements. Linux 7.3 Release Candidate 4 was also available to the public, and Mageia 9 was going to end official support on September 30th.

    So, thank you to whoever read our posts, liked them, and commented on them, whether it’s on the Fediverse or not. We appreciate your interaction, engagement, and support, and this motivates us into going ahead moving forward.

    #news #Tech #Technology #update #Weekly #WeeklyNews
    #weeklynews #weekly #update #technology #tech #news
  10. Aptivi @[email protected] ·

    Aptivi Weekly Tech News Issue #17 (Week 39 – 9/26/2026)

    Every week, we collect every event that happened within Aptivi, our projects, and other interesting tech news. This issue shows you the brief summary of our project releases and some of our articles posted on the Aptivi Blog and on the Newsroom, as well as some links to other interesting resources, such as the most intriguing tech news during the week.

    As technology evolves quickly, we have to move quickly with the current to make sure that we don’t miss any of the interesting technology-related events, such as new releases and other interesting events that revolutionize the tech world.

    What happened at Aptivi?

    During this week, sets of events have happened at Aptivi, and we have chosen to summarize some of the most intriguing events that we have covered here at Aptivi Blog and Aptivi Newsroom, as well as other Aptivi updates in case they happen.

    Linux 7.3 Release Candidate 4 was released to bring some more improvements, including those that are listed in the “Most intriguing tech news” section. FreeBSD 15.0 is on a brink of being unsupported, with September 30th being the last deadline for the official support, while Mageia 9 faces the same deadline for the end of support.

    Samsung started rolling out an update for the Galaxy Z Fold8, Fold8 Ultra, and Flip8 that allowed you to trigger “Touch and hold for AI select” for the edge panel, which solved user concerns regarding this feature.

    As for the One UI 9.0 Beta Program, the Galaxy Watch8, Watch7, and Watch6 received a new One UI 9.0 Watch Beta version to fix some more bugs, and the Galaxy A35 and A55 have been updated with the new One UI 9.0 Beta version. Meanwhile, Samsung didn’t start rolling out One UI 9.0 to a wider variety of the Galaxy S26 devices, stating that September 28th would be the date instead of the 21st.

    For the first time in the Galaxy A1x series, One UI Beta Program was made available, starting with the Galaxy A15 with One UI 9.0!

    In addition to that, the following other articles were posted for you to read:

    Additionally, you can check out this week’s issue of Linux Weekly Digests in this link.

    There are some other updates that happened with Aptivi. We have made changes to our support policy to align with Nitrocid 0.2.1’s release candidate unveil and to end support for two operating systems that will be considered unsupported as of October 1st, including macOS 14 and FreeBSD 15.0. We have also unified GitBook documentation repositories for easier management, leaving only three repos: aptivi, aptivi-stable, and aptivi-deprecated.

    Most intriguing tech news

    Here, we collect some of the most intriguing news that caught our attention, and our readers can explore this list below:

    Please note that the order of events are listed in the descending order from the newest to the oldest.

    Summary

    This week, Aptivi, in order to finalize development of both Nitrocid 0.2.1 RC and Terminaux 8.8, a massive documentation change has been done in terms of repository organization so that less time would be spent on preparing documentation repositories for each project, saving time and effort. Additionally, changes to our security policy have been made to adapt to the end of support deadline for two operating system versions that will lose support next week.

    In the other hand, One UI 9.0 Beta has been expanded to various classes of devices, such as the Galaxy A15 and A07, as well as updating the One UI 9.0 Beta for the Galaxy A35 and A55 to bring camera stability fixes, as well as a new beta version of One UI 9.0 Watch for all smartwatches that brought many improvements. Linux 7.3 Release Candidate 4 was also available to the public, and Mageia 9 was going to end official support on September 30th.

    So, thank you to whoever read our posts, liked them, and commented on them, whether it’s on the Fediverse or not. We appreciate your interaction, engagement, and support, and this motivates us into going ahead moving forward.

    #news #Tech #Technology #update #Weekly #WeeklyNews
    #news #tech #technology #update #weekly #weeklynews