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  1. @martin@dice.campMastodon

    For the Linux users: I finally got to grips with using systemd to run repeating tasks instead of cron, and it was really straightforward and easy to test and log. This guide was very helpful: opensource.com/article/20/7/sy… #linux #systemd #cron

    opensource.com Use systemd timers instead of cronjobs

    Has the hashtagTech
  2. @linuxiac.bsky.socialBluesky

    aerynOS moves Budgie 10.10.3 from testing to its Unstable Stream, making it broadly available alongside COSMIC Desktop 1.10 and Linux 7.2.9. linuxiac.com/aerynos-make... #aerynOS #Linux #OpenSource

    linuxiac.com aerynOS Makes Budgie 10.10.3 Widely Available, Updates COSMIC to 1.10

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  3. 🐧 **Open Hardware/Modding: Q8botOne, ESP32, and More** Hardware, Linux, and more 📰 Source: Tux Machines 🔗 Link: https://tuxmachines.org/n/2026/10/09/Open_Hardware_Modding_Q8botOne_ESP32_and_More.shtml #Linux #OpenSource

    news.tuxmachines.org Tux Machines — Open Hardware/Modding: Q8botOne, ESP32, and More -

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  4. @danie10@mastodon.socialMastodon

    Best Rolling Release Linux Distros for Every Kind of User “Every Ubuntu or Fedora user eventually hits the same wall. The six-month update cycle stops feeling exciting and starts feeling like a chore, or worse, a two-year LTS jump breaks half your configuration in one sitting. Rolling release distributions exist because a lot of Linux users got tired of that rhythm and wante... See gadgeteer.co.za/best-rolling-r… #linux #opensource #technology

    gadgeteer.co.za Best Rolling Release Linux Distros For Every Kind Of User

    Has the hashtagTech+1 identical post
  5. @brodierobertson.xyzBluesky

    If you want to slow down AI, maybe pissing off Adobe and Microsoft will make a change #Linux #YouTube Video: youtu.be/ElcaAe_tC2A Audio: creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/...

    youtu.be #346 Surely Microsoft Won't Be A Fan Of This | Solo

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  6. no_root_squash on an NFS export gives root on any client full root over your storage. One compromised box, setuid bash, game over. Here's when it's justified, valtersit.com/guides/databases… #nfs #linux #storage

    valtersit.com NFS no_root_squash: How to Give Root Access to Your Entire Storage Array

    Has the hashtagTech
  7. @9to5linux.comBluesky

    Calibre 9.16 E-Book Manager Improves Read Aloud, PDF Input, and Kobo Support 9to5linux.com/calibre-9-16... #OpenSource #Linux

    9to5linux.com Calibre 9.16 E-Book Manager Improves Read Aloud, PDF Input, and Kobo Support

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  8. @Theeo123@mastodon.socialMastodon

    gamingonlinux.com/2026/10/flat… Flathub has backpedaled on their generative AI policy, instead of a Ban it simply requires authors to disclose the use of AI #Linux #Flathub #AI #GenAI

    gamingonlinux.com Flathub walked back their generative AI ban, replaced with a disclosure policy

    Has the hashtagAI

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