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Linux Action News 269
Old school Ubuntu has a new cool, Google calls out Google, and some IoT news you can use.
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- Kolide: Kolide can help you nail third-party audits and internal compliance goals with endpoint security for your entire fleet.
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- New versions of Ubuntu Touch, Mir, and Unity arrive
— Various parts of Ubuntu's canceled desktop/fondleslab convergence project are all still ticking away – some officially and some thanks to user communities.
— In a new batch of Chromecast updates, Google has released new firmware for the first-generation Chromecast for the first time in years.
— Paul Moore, a security researcher, posted on Twitter last week a frightening security situation with Eufy home security products including camera-equipped doorbells.
— Project Zero calls out Android and Pixel for not fixing a GPU vulnerability.
— The first version of ClamAV, which is developed by the US-based tech company Cisco and the open-source community, was released back in 2002.
— It's happening: the new "accel" compute accelerator subsystem is now queued for introduction with the Linux 6.2 kernel once that merge window opens in December.
— Red Hat is working on Composefs as a way to construct and use read-only images that are verifiable and have some immediate use-cases around sharing of Podman container layers and with the verification support for use by OSTree.
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By [email protected]Old school Ubuntu has a new cool, Google calls out Google, and some IoT news you can use.
Sponsored By:
- Kolide: Kolide can help you nail third-party audits and internal compliance goals with endpoint security for your entire fleet.
Support Linux Action News
Links:
- New versions of Ubuntu Touch, Mir, and Unity arrive
— Various parts of Ubuntu's canceled desktop/fondleslab convergence project are all still ticking away – some officially and some thanks to user communities.
— In a new batch of Chromecast updates, Google has released new firmware for the first-generation Chromecast for the first time in years.
— Paul Moore, a security researcher, posted on Twitter last week a frightening security situation with Eufy home security products including camera-equipped doorbells.
— Project Zero calls out Android and Pixel for not fixing a GPU vulnerability.
— The first version of ClamAV, which is developed by the US-based tech company Cisco and the open-source community, was released back in 2002.
— It's happening: the new "accel" compute accelerator subsystem is now queued for introduction with the Linux 6.2 kernel once that merge window opens in December.
— Red Hat is working on Composefs as a way to construct and use read-only images that are verifiable and have some immediate use-cases around sharing of Podman container layers and with the verification support for use by OSTree.