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Unfortunately, the stable releases are still vulnerable to the Linux TCP exploit and enable MTCP by default.

One for each stocking

Ohhhh, I see!

A dark mode for the papers (like MJ PDF offers) would be nice.

Shouldn’t it have these distro maintainers thinking of quickly merging security fixes into their stable branches?

Is it for the kernel or for the kernel documentation?

We could call it SlopHub

How does this apply here? OP wants to unlock their bootloader

Yeah, a closed source browser for Linux that interacts with an account-based search engine that promises not to sell your data doesn’t have any appeal to me. (And yes, I am a Kagi user as well.)

An OS that has objectively less functionality, less stability and less battery life (probably less security, too) than what’s available via libre(-ish) alternatives doesn’t strike me as something anyone would want to have, at least while these alternatives still receive relevant feature and security updates.
If Nura is ever able to close this gap, that changes of course. For now I don’t see the appeal.

On a 10 year old phone that can’t/shouldn’t be used for anything else that’s different, however. I’m glad to get a use out of that phone with Nura if the alternative is for it to be e-waste.

So, a phone that’s still well in the support window of the original vendor plus probably years more via LineageOS. I don’t see a ton of value in postmarketOS on the FP6.

Why? Why is everybody renaming their project after years of building up reputation?

I like Proxmox for it’s first-class treatment of ZFS. You can easily run Docker/Podman on top of it or in a VM. Proxmox has some other advantages like replication and clustering, but I’d say you don’t need that in a home setup (at least I don’t).

If I had to redo my setup today, I’d probably give TrueNAS SCALE a chance though.

Die Frau ist ein echtes Geschenk.

What I really want is NixOS, but with the Debian package repository.

https://lineageos.org/Developer-Verification/

How does this affect LineageOS and its users?

TL;DR: This will not affect LineageOS directly. But it may affect users running the stock ROM on their device.

When the stock ROM is installed on a certified device, package installation will be gated by the package “AndroidDeveloperVerification”, which will check against the developer’s registered/verified signing identity. Google is providing an “advanced flow” opt in for power users to install unverified-developer apps after acknowledging risk and waiting a full day. This is a one-time toggle to disable verification, not something you have to redo every time you wish to install a package.

https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2026/03/android-developer-verification.html

Für DoH oder DoT bringt das leider gar nichts.

I can’t tell whether you’re kidding or not.
In Germany you absolutely get subpoenaed for the slightest copyright infringement. There a law firm called “Waldorf Frommer” that does all the dirty work for the so called rights holders.

Was ist denn deiner Meinung mach das Interesse der Spender? Ich würde sagen eine AI-spezifische Linux-Distribution zu fördern. Wer dafür sein Geld raushauen möchte, kann das meiner Meinung nach gerne tun. Ist ja nicht so, als würden sie das Geld ansonsten zur Rettung der Welt einsetzen.