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The FreeBSD Project initiates the final testing cycle for its next stable release, while gearing up for a major leap with FreeBSD 15.0 by the end of 2025. The FreeBSD
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Microsoft adds Fedora to its official WSL lineup, bringing a powerful, modern Linux experience to Windows developers. Microsoft has officially announced that Fedora Linux is now an approved distribution for
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Following the upgrade to Proxmox VE 8.4.1 with kernel 6.8.12-10-pve, multiple users have reported abnormal increases in I/O delay within their systems. This issue appears to be related to the
Broadcom Targets Perpetual VMware License Holders With Legal Pressure: A Tipping Point in Virtualization?
Broadcom’s post-acquisition strategy for VMware marks a turning point in enterprise virtualization. Cease-and-desist letters sent to perpetual license holders with expired support contracts are raising alarm across the IT infrastructure
Step-by-Step Guide: How to Install Speakr on a Linux Server (Ubuntu/Debian)
Speakr is a self-hosted web application for transcribing audio recordings, generating AI-powered summaries and titles, and interacting with transcripts via chat. It uses a Flask (Python) backend and Vue.js frontend,
cURL Maintainer Draws the Line: No More AI-Generated Bug Reports
Daniel Stenberg, lead developer of the cURL project, has had enough of low-quality AI-generated vulnerability reports and is instituting strict new rules to combat what he calls a form of
Enhancing Security with Unattended Upgrades in Debian 2025
Automating security updates is crucial for maintaining system integrity and reducing the risk of vulnerabilities. Unattended Upgrades in Debian allows systems to automatically install the latest security updates, ensuring critical
Bash While Loop: Examples and Practical Uses
The Bash while loop is a powerful control structure that allows you to repeatedly execute commands as long as a specified condition remains true. It is widely used for tasks
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