South Korean government might switch to Linux 🇰🇷💞🐧, original source here. Beware of the going the Munich route.

US 🗽 companies banned from doing business with Huawei 📵

Firefox 67 is out, 🌍💥 Mozilla claims speed improvements

Antergos Linux project ends 💔. The original announcment

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S. Korea to switch to Linux • Huawei on the naughty step • Firefox on speed • adios Antergos • One does not Simply Red

New ‘Linux App Store’ Website Lets You Find Apps, Wherever OMGubuntu.

Librem One Campaign Will De-Google Your Life for $7.99/month OMGubuntu

Canonical consolidates open infrastructure support and security offerings Ubuntu

Red Hat has changed its logo for the first time in 20 years OMGubuntu

Windows 10 is getting a Microsoft-built Linux kernel Microsoft

Take a Closer Look at Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 OMGubuntu

Ubuntu 19.10 to be named "Eoan Ermine" OMGubuntu

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New webstore helps you find apps • Librem is talking One long look at the cloud • Redhat has a new hat and it’s, well, red • WSL getting a gnu slash kernel •Ubuntu gets a new name • Is this Mike I see before me?

Purism has released videos documenting the progress on the Librem 5 phone 📳, including what looks like a GSM phone call.

Nextcloud 16 🌍 is out. NextCloudPi runs on the Raspberry Pi, the Rock64 and other single board computers.

Pine64's Pinebook Pro and PinePhone streamcast had to be rescheduled due to technical issues. New time and date weren't known before the release of this episode. Check Pine64's forum, Twitter and the PinePhone Telegram group for more information. A video about the Pinebook Pro.

Syncing Gnome shell extensions (from OMG Ubuntu)

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Librem 5 videos • Nextcloud 16 • Pinebook Pro/PinePhone streamcast • Disco Dingo is out • I am Groot

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Matrix got hacked ⚔️. An attacker gained access to the servers hosting Matrix.org. The intruder had access to the production databases, potentially giving them access to unencrypted message data, password hashes and access tokens. As a precaution, if you're a Matrix.org user you should change your password now. Uptodate info on Matrix's Twitter

MS Edge 🌐 may be comming to Linux. Yay... According to a Tweet, Microsoft is going to very much de-googlify Chromium.

Linus detests social media, ⚡ 'I absolutely detest modern "social media" - Twitter, Facebook, Instagram. It's a disease. It seems to encourage bad behavior.' - From Linux Journal.

Red Hat and Fedora devs are ramping up Arm support 💻

UBPorts, the creators of Ubunu Touch 📱 have a foundation now

Zorin OS is getting closer to a new release 🌀

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Matrix hacked • Edge (maybe) on Linux • Linus dislikes social networks • Fedora likes Arm • UBPorts foundation • Zorin close to new release • How to get people into Linux • Mobilis in mobili.

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Articles 13 and 11 pass in the EU parliament

19.04 Beta is out, ther are also images for flavours.

Solus 4 has been released

Steam is to be redesigned

KDE Connect is back in the Play Store

Google Stadia

Wine 4.5 released

Nexdock2 is on Kickstarter

Convergence device, would you use one?

Nextdock2

Maru OS

Samsung Dex

Purism

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EU passes Article 13, 19.04 Beta, Solus 4, Steam Redesign, KDE Connect Play Store woes, Google Stadia, Wine 4.5, Nextdock2, convergence discusion. Hurray for pizza day!