I swear 90% of my home server problems boil down to permissions issues.
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I was the 9-th most active Linux kernel v7.3 developer [1] in terms of the number of commits. This is my first time to be in the top ten!
I was also the 30-th most active Linux kerne v7.3l code reviewer [2] in terms of the number of Reviewed-by: tags. This must be my first time to be in the list!
Numbers are just numbers, don’t get me wrong. Those just help my memory of the moments, though.
[1] https://lwn.net/Articles/1100241/
[2] https://lwn.net/ksdb/releases/v7.3/by_tags
#linux #kernel
I was also the 30-th most active Linux kerne v7.3l code reviewer [2] in terms of the number of Reviewed-by: tags. This must be my first time to be in the list!
Numbers are just numbers, don’t get me wrong. Those just help my memory of the moments, though.
[1] https://lwn.net/Articles/1100241/
[2] https://lwn.net/ksdb/releases/v7.3/by_tags
#linux #kernel
Linux phones: could they finally become a real alternative to Android and iOS?
After years of stagnation, Linux phones may be approaching a turning point.
In a recent article, Amos Batto explains how new hardware options, more mature interfaces like Phosh and Plasma Mobile, and tools such as Waydroid could make Linux phones more practical.
But better technology alone won’t be enough.
Projects like PINE64 and Purism have faced serious challenges. Building a phone is one thing; funding software development, maintaining hardware support and keeping a company afloat are much harder.
Jolla’s latest phone also suggests there is a market for alternatives, particularly among people who want more control over their devices.
Linux phones don’t need to replace Android or iOS to matter. They need to become a practical option for people who value privacy, software freedom and digital sovereignty.
Would you consider switching to a Linux phone if it supported the apps and features you rely on every day?
https://amosbbatto.wordpress.com/2026/10/05/linux-phones-alternative/
Random thoughts, conocimiento no conocido, yachay mana yachasqachuWill Linux phones become a viable alternative to the Android/iOS duopoly?Linux phones now have the hardware and software to succeed, but it is an open question whether they will become a viable alternative to the Android/iOS duopoly.
9 Raspberry Pi Projects to Learn Linux, Coding & Networking
#raspberrypi #linux #opensource
RaspberryTips9 Raspberry Pi Projects to Learn Linux, Coding & NetworkingOver the years, I've learned more about Linux, Python, and networking by building Raspberry Pi projects than I ever would have by memorizing commands and theory. Once you have a real project to work on,
"Nginx 413 Request Entity Too Large: client_max_body_size Fix"
"Fix the Nginx 413 Request Entity Too Large error: raise client_max_body_size in the right context and match the PHP-FPM upload limits."
https://linuxize.com/post/nginx-413-request-entity-too-large/
LinuxizeNginx 413 Request Entity Too Large: client_max_body_size FixFix the Nginx 413 Request Entity Too Large error: raise client_max_body_size in the right context and match the PHP-FPM upload limits.
While pondering the fate of Linux on AI, I ran into this, from March, 2026:
Linux.org: The Linux Distro Graveyard — The Numbers Are More Telling Than You Think https://www.linux.org/threads/the-linux-graveyard.64095/ #Linux
Sauf erreur de ma part, c'est faux, mensonger, trompeur et #putaclic :
« Une faille dans le noyau Linux permet à une machine virtuelle de lire la mémoire de l’hôte »
Il suffirait pourtant d'utiliser le bon temps grammatical. Ce n'est pas si compliqué.
Purists don't want AI in their Linux code, and this release probably has it. Just saying.
9to5Linux: GNU Linux-Libre 7.3 Kernel Released for Those Seeking 100% Freedom for Their PCs https://9to5linux.com/gnu-linux-libre-7-3-kernel-released-for-those-seeking-100-freedom-for-their-pcs @9to5linux @mariusnestor #Linux
It’s my first day as Communications Specialist for @gnome Foundation! Let’s goooooo!
Checkout our talk at Akademy showcasing some of the recent accomplishments, and some nifty new things coming.
Kdenlive relies on your donations to keep going stronger. Please consider supporting us. 💙
The Framework Laptop 12 ships with Fedora KDE Plasma pre-installed.
On Fedora Podcast 61, Framework's Michael Tunnell explains why KDE won on stylus and touchscreen support, and what officially supported actually means.
We recently teamed up with @opensuse at Data Con LA 2026! 🚀 Check out our latest event report to see how we engaged with data professionals and students, showcased offline local AI on @AsahiLinux, and gathered key takeaways for future event organizers.
Read the full recap on the Community Blog: https://communityblog.fedoraproject.org/fedora-at-data-con-la-2026-open-source-local-ai/
Fedora Community BlogFedora at Data Con LA 2026: Open Source & Local AI – Fedora Community BlogOn Saturday, August 22, 2026, the Fedora Project joined forces with openSUSE at Data Con LA 2026, hosted on the campus of California State University, Long Beach (CSULB). Now in its 14th year, Data Con LA is Southern California’s largest gathering of data professionals, students, and practitioners covering data science, AI/ML, and data engineering. While […]
CoreOS 45 could also use a look from the community! Test Week starts on Monday, Sep 21!
Fedora MagazineCoreOS 45 Test Week - Fedora MagazineAnnouncing the test week for Fedora Linux CoreOS 45
What are your weekend plans? Maybe they will include messing around with beta testing?
Check out the Fedora Linux 45 Beta for all of our editions and spins, including Fedora Asahi Remix!
Beta announcement: https://fedoramagazine.org/announcing-fedora-linux-45-beta/
Fedora Asahi Remix: https://fedoramagazine.org/announcing-fedora_asahi_remix_45_beta/
Fedora MagazineAnnouncing Fedora Linux 45 Beta - Fedora MagazineArticle Announcing Fedora Linux 45 Beta
Episode 60 of the Fedora Podcast is out.
Justin Wheeler is handing the Fedora Community Architect role to Shaun McCance, who keeps the CentOS seat too. Both came on to explain what the job actually is.
New episode of the Fedora Podcast is up: What is EPEL?
Noah and Eric sit down with Carl George @carlwgeorge who leads the EPEL team at Red Hat, to cover what EPEL actually is, the golden rule behind its reputation, and the changes he's proposing for EPEL 11. If you run enterprise Linux, this one's for you.
▶️ https://youtu.be/NIs6nlvv5HY
Fedora Project PodcastWhat is EPELEPEL is one of those repos a lot of us turned on without thinking twice. Noah and Eric sit down with Carl George, who leads the EPEL team at Red Hat, to explain what EPEL actually is, the golden rule behind its reputation, and the changes he is proposing for EPEL 11.
🎙️ New episode of the Fedora Podcast is out!
We sat down with two of the three 2026 Fedora Contributor Recognition Program winners -- Justin Forbes and Ankur Sinha -- to talk about the work that earned them recognition and what keeps them showing up for Fedora year after year.
Congrats also to Fabio Valentini, the third winner, who we hope to have on a future episode!
🎬 Watch now: https://youtu.be/w-UrFwLLVng
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Get KDE Plasma 6.7 on Fedora KDE Desktop Edition!
Plasma 6.7 is out and landing soon on your distro of choice! You can look forward to easier menu customization, better control over your mics, and, as for virtual desktops... Well, well, well! You get keyboard navigation and the much anticipated feature of having separate virtual
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Plasma 6.7 is out and landing soon on your distro of choice!
You can look forward to easier menu customization, better control over your mics, and, as for virtual desktops... Well, well, well! You get keyboard navigation and the much anticipated feature of having separate virtual desktops on different monitors.
All the new stuff packed into Plasma 6.7 is here:
https://kde.or
Thank you to Arm for sponsoring Flock 2026 at the Silver level!
Arm designs the chips that power billions of devices worldwide, and they are interested in enabling better Linux support as well!