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1. Linux Action News 269
   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 se …
2. Linux Action News 268
   The contested subsystem coming soon, a sobering assessment of wireless support in Linux, and a triumph for free software.Sponsored By:Kolide: Kolide can help you nail third-party audits and internal c …
3. Linux Action News 267
   We tried Fedora 37 on the Pi 4, the Google surprise this week, and our thoughts on the WSL 1.0 release.Sponsored By:Linode: Sign up using the link on this page and receive a $100 60-day credit towards …
4. Linux Action News 266
   Microsoft’s new goodies for Linux users, the Ubuntu Summit wraps up, and our takeaways from the recent fireside chat with Linus Torvalds.Sponsored By:Linode: Sign up using the link on this page and re …
5. Linux Action News 265
   What you need to know about that new OpenSSL vulnerability, the big bcachefs update we’ve been waiting for, and why the community is creating a Gitea fork.Sponsored By:Linode: Sign up using the link o …
6. Linux Action News 264
   The focus of the new Ubuntu release, Gitea’s surprising announcement, and Linux prepares to drop another architecture.Sponsored By:Kolide: Kolide can help you nail third-party audits and internal comp …
7. Linux Action News 263
   What makes Google’s new OS so secure, a critical WiFi vulnerability in the Kernel, and why Linus is tapping the hype breaks for Linux 6.1.Sponsored By:Linode: Sign up using the link on this page and r …
8. Linux Action News 262
   Plasma 5.26’s standout features, Canonical flips the script on Red Hat, and why Android is leaking traffic outside VPNs.Sponsored By:Linode: Sign up using the link on this page and receive a $100 60-d …
9. Linux Action News 261
   Our thoughts on IBM slicing up more of Red Hat, what stands out in Nextcloud Hub 3, and a few essential fixes finally landing in the Linux kernel.Sponsored By:Linode: Sign up using the link on this pa …
10. Linux Action News 260
    The controversial change for the GNU Toolchain, critical vulnerabilities in popular Matrix clients, and the significant milestone for the Ingenuity LinuxCopter this week.Sponsored By:Linode: Sign up u …

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1. 072 Sourcetrunk : Gwibber
   This episode will talk about the microblogging freedom, meet Gwibber. Gwibber Gwibber Develop Spaz choqok Android pick : Mustard music from Copper Box theme from Brand New Sin on music.podshow.com Bee …
2. 071 Sourcetrunk : DansGuardian
   This episode will show you how to implement an open source web content filter for personal or corporate use. Fear the ugly side of the internet ? Fear not. Use DansGuardian DansGuardian Installation H …
3. 070 Sourcetrunk : Baobab / Disk Usage Analyzer
   This episode will show you how to spot (in a blink of an eye) where your precious Gigabytes and Megabytes went. Meet Baobab (aka Disk Usage Analyzer) Baobab Sourceforge project Donate ! WinDirStat Dis …
4. 069 Sourcetrunk : Hydrogen
   This episode will bring you professional yet simple and intuitive pattern-based drum programming … with tremendous help from the audience. Hydrogen donate to Hydrogen AV Linux Distro 64 Studio Distr …
5. 068 Sourcetrunk : DVD::Rip, AcidRip, OGMRip, K9Copy and HandBrake
   This episode will be a short DVD ripper Showdown ! Learn all about the DVD rippers that could make your life a whole lot easier when managing your DVD collection. DVD::Rip donate to DVD::Rip AcidRip O …
6. 067 Sourcetrunk : Wolfenstein – Enemy Territory
   This episode will be all about first person shooting which involves skill, teamplay and more complexity than the simple, frantic jumping and shooting. Enjoy Enemy Territory. Enemy Territory Enemy Terr …
7. 066 Sourcetrunk : phpMyAdmin
   This episode will try to demonstrate how managing MySQL servers can actually be fun, clear and easy when doing it with an advanced web application like phpMyAdmin phpMyAdmin phpMyAdmin documentation d …
8. 065 Sourcetrunk : Clonezilla
   This episode will try to show you how to clone your Linux, OSX, Windows, BSD (or other system) in just a matter of minutes. User friendly bit by bit copying with Clonezilla (and even more with Clonezi …
9. 064 Sourcetrunk : Back In Time
   This episode will try to show you how to backup your linux workplace in less then a few minutes. Back In Time provides a simple backup program which makes the fine art of snapshots easy, usable and ca …
10. 063 Sourcetrunk : Firefox Sync and Mozilla Weave
    This episode will help you manage and centralize your bookmarks with Firefox Sync. Managing your browsing experience on different devices was never this stress-less, seamless and easy to use. The more …

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1. Episode 12: Optimizing Kernel Boot Time Part 2
   Maciej and Gene continue talking about system minimization and what steps you can take to reduce the memory footprint of your embedded device and get faster boot times and execution. Strategies includ …
2. Episode 11: Optimizing Kernel Boot Time
   Gene and Maciej were finally able to do a podcast together this week. In this discussion they talked about the process of minimizing kernel boot times with various approaches and trade-offs associated …
3. Episode 10: Review of ESEC Conference in Japan
   Maciej Halasz recently returned from his trip to Japan visiting customers and attending the Embedded Systems Expo and Conference (ESEC) held May 16-18 in Tokyo. In this podcast, Maciej talks about his …
4. Episode 9: The Promise of Linux
   Gene Sally frequently visits customers to understand why they selected Linux and if it met their expectations. In this podcast, Gene discusses what he heard from a variety of customers at various stag …
5. Episode 8: Jeremiah Lott Interview – Senior Software Engineer at TimeSys
   Maciej interviews Jeremiah Lott who is a Senior Software Engineer at TimeSys. They discuss how TimeSys’ Eclipse-based IDE product, TimeStorm, helps embedded Linux developers throughout the entire deve …
6. Episode 7: Evaluating Linux for your project?
   In this episode, Maciej and Gene share their experiences with customers and give some practical advice so you can make the best of your evaluation. For example, hear how companies can benefit greatly …
7. Episode 6: Rob Landley Interview – Self Professed Embedded Linux Geek
   Special guest interview with Rob Landley, self professed embedded Linux geek, talks about a wide range of topics; how he got involved with embedded Linux and later the ubiquitous BusyBox project, the …
8. Episode 5: What goes into a LinuxLink?
   In this episode, Gene and Maciej discuss the engineering that goes into build a Linux distribution for LinuxLink — from getting the cross-compilation environment ready, to homogenizing the source pac …
9. Episode 4: Getting Started with Embedded Linux
   Discussion of the basics of getting started with Embedded Linux including: Host environment set up, what works and what doesnt work, using Cygwin and some common challenges and pitfalls of embedded Li …
10. Episode 3: The State of Embedded Linux
    Gene Sally and Maciej Halasz discuss where embedded Linux was 5 years ago, where it is Today and where they think it is going.

1. Going Linux #452 · Linux Talk , Tips, Tricks and Facts
   Bill’s continues his Nix adventure, Larry’s take on the Ubuntu MATE project, maybe we’ll have a Zorin 17 Pro giveaway. In this episode we discuss the real facts about Linux and clear up some Linux ‘fa …
2. Going Linux #451 · Listener Feedback
   In this episode: Bill hops again, lost voice mails, Google analytics, Lubuntu package manager, Bitlocker, Thunderbird, lightweight feedback, and suggestions for Bill’s testing on Nix. Episode Time Sta …
3. Going Linux #450 · Linux 2023 Year in review
   Bill gets new tech and we discuss some happenings from 2023. Maya OS, Nix OS, Rhino Linux, Redhat, Cachy Linux and much more. Episode Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #450 · Linux 2023 Year in review 02: …
4. Going Linux #449 · Listener Feedback
   Bill gets a solid state drive and leaves Windows for gaming using Steam on Linux. He continues distro hopping using Ventoy. Phil comments on Pop and Wayland, Bhiku comments on Linux antivirus, George …
5. Going Linux #448 · Three Lightweight Distributions
   Three lightweight Linux distributions to try. The idea for this show comes from our longtime minion, Bhikhu who during the last listener feedback suggested that Bill try Bodhi and Enlive. Episode Time …
6. Going Linux #447 · Listener Feedback
   We talk about SCALE21x, an update on Ubuntu Cinnamon, and Ubuntu’s move to Wayland. Our listener, Liz seems upset, Troy connects Linux to Google Drive, Jack partitions a hard drive, Bhiku has suggesti …
7. Going Linux #446 · Welcome to Linux – Utilities
   We’ve talked about the applications that are provided with Linux. Now let’s talk about some of the utilities that are provided out of the box with many Linux distributions. Command line utilities Grap …
8. Going Linux #445 · Listener Feedback
   Listener Sean provides a lot of voicemail on video and audio players, command line applications, live distributions torrent clients, and more. George comments about antivirus and Phil asks about synci …
9. Going Linux #444 · Welcome to Linux! – Desktops
   We review some of the most popular Linux desktop environment options. Included are KDE Plasma, Gnome, Cinnamon, MATE, XFCE, LXDE, Budgie, Pantheon and Deepin. Episode Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #44 …
10. Going Linux #443 · Listener Feedback
    Lots of software suggestions from our listeners. Suggestion for a Linux tablet. Even hardware suggestions. Episode Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #443 · Listener Feedback 01:47 Update on Ubuntu Cinnamo …

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1. bsdtalk237 – The FreeBSD Journal with George Neville-Neil
   An interview with George Neville-Neil about the upcoming FreeBSD Journal electronic magazine.  More information at http://www.freebsdjournal.com/ The interview was recorded using google voice, and I a …
2. bsdtalk236 – NYCBSDCon 2014 with Brian Callahan and Ike Levy
   Interview with Brian Callahan and Ike Levy about the upcoming NYCBSDCon 2014.  More information at http://www.nycbsdcon.org. Also, it has been eight years of BSDTalk! File Info: 20Min, 10MB. Ogg Link: …
3. bsdtalk235 – Allan Jude
   This episode has been brought to you by the id utility, which returns a user identity.  The id utility first appeared in 4.4 BSD. Interview with Allan Jude at vBSDCon.  We talk about ScaleEngine, Jupi …
4. bsdtalk234 – Henning Brauer at vBSDCon
   An interview from vBSDCon with Henning Brauer.  We talk about his recent work with the pf firewall and the queuing system. File Info: 30Min, 14MB. Ogg Link: https://archive.org/download/bsdtalk234/bsd …
5. bsdtalk233 – From GCC to LLVM/CLANG with David Chisnall
   Recording of the vBSDCon 2013 talk “Migrating from GCC to LLVM/CLANG” with David Chisnall. File Info: 1hour, 31MB. Ogg Link: https://archive.org/download/bsdtalk233/bsdtalk233.ogg …
6. bsdtalk232 – Thomas Cort
   Interview with Thomas Cort.  We talk about his work on Minix, NetBSD, and the Google Summer of Code. More info on Minix at http://www.minix3.org/ File Info: 15Min, 7MB. Ogg Link: https://archive.org/d …
7. bsdtalk231 – The FreeBSD Documentation Project
   Interview with Tom Rhodes, Glen Barber, Benedict Reuschling, and Warren Block from the FreeBSD Documentation Project at BSDCan 2013. More info at http://www.freebsd.org/docproj/ File Info: 14Min, 7MB. …
8. bsdtalk230 – vBSDcon with Verisign CTO Burt Kaliski
   Interview with Verisign CTO Burt Kaliski about vBSDcon. More information at http://www.vbsdcon.com/ File Info: 12Min, 6MB. Ogg Link: https://archive.org/download/bsdtalk230/bsdtalk230.ogg …
9. bsdtalk229 – Chris Cappuccio
   This episode has been brought to you by jot, the utility to print sequential or random data.  The jot utility first appeared in 4.2BSD. Interview with Chris Cappuccio.  We talk about nsh and flashrd f …
10. bsdtalk228 – Michael W. Lucas
    Interview with Michael W. Lucas at BSDCan 2013.  We talk about some of his recent books including Absolute OpenBSD 2nd edition and DNSSEC Mastery. You can find him at www.michaelwlucas.com File Info: …

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1. LXer: Linux kernel 6.11 lands with vintage TV support
   Published at LXer: Released remotely from Vienna, Linux kernel 6.11 is here, with improved monochrome TV support. Yes, in 2024. Emperor penguin Linus Torvalds was attending the Open Source Summit in t …
2. LXer: AMD Ryzen 9000 Series Excited Linux Users The Most In Q3
   Published at LXer: With the third quarter drawing to a close, here’s a look back at the most popular Linux/open-source related content for the quarter. This quarter there’s been more than 730 news art …
3. LXer: Raspberry Pi Launches $70 AI Camera with 12MP Sensor and Broad Compatibility
   Published at LXer: Raspberry Pi has launched a new low-cost AI Camera, bringing powerful AI capabilities to all Raspberry Pi models. Unlike the AI Kit, which is limited to the Raspberry Pi 5, the AI C …
4. LXer: Linux Mint 22.1 Slated for Release in December with Revamped Cinnamon Theme
   Published at LXer: In the latest monthly newsletter published today, Linux Mint project leader Clement Lefebvre shares a sneak peek at the new default Cinnamon theme coming to Linux Mint 22.1 later th …
5. LXer: Introduction To PowerShell Environment Variables
   Published at LXer: Environment variables are system-defined variables that store values used by the operating system and applications. For example, on a Windows machine, information like the CPU type …
6. LXer: Linux Kernel 6.12 RC1 Released: PREEMPT_RT Mainlined and Sched_ext Merged
   Published at LXer: Linus Torvalds announced the release of Linux Kernel 6.12 RC1. Kernel 6.12 RC1 brings important new features like PREEMPT_RT and sched_ext. Read More… …
7. LXer: Introduction to BLAS
   Published at LXer: Basic Linear Algebra Subprograms or BLAS is a specification created in the 70s/80s by members of academia from US public institutions. The aim was the standardization and speed impr …
8. LXer: RTorrent 0.10 Released After Five Years of Hiatus
   Published at LXer: After a five-year hiatus, the RTorrent command-line BitTorrent client is back with v0.10, bringing performance upgrades and bug fixes. Read More… …
9. LXer: Machine Learning in Linux: Reor – AI note-taking app
   Published at LXer: Reor is a private AI personal knowledge management tool. Think of it as a notes program on steroids. Each note is saved as a Markdown file to a �vault� directory on your machine. Re …
10. LXer: Linux 6.12 Hardware Monitoring Supports More OneXPlayer Gaming Handhelds
    Published at LXer: The hardware monitoring “HWMON” subsystem updates for Linux 6.12 added some new drivers as well as adding new device support to some of the existing drivers. Read More… …

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1. SUSE NVIDIA Open Driver Fixes 81 Issues and Improves Stability
   An update that solves 81 vulnerabilities can now be installed.
2. SUSE BCEL Update Fixes Stored XSS and Parse Recursion Issues
   An update that solves two vulnerabilities can now be installed.
3. SUSE MozillaFirefox 153.5.0 ESR Fixes 85 Security Issues
   An update that solves 85 vulnerabilities can now be installed.
4. SUSE aliyun-cli Update Fixes Crashes During Remote Process Execution
   An update that solves one vulnerability and has one fix can now be installed.
5. SUSE Guava Update Fixes a Deserialization DoS Vulnerability
   An update that solves one vulnerability can now be installed.
6. SUSE Amazon ECS Init Update Fixes Remote Denial-of-Service Issues
   An update that solves two vulnerabilities can now be installed.
7. SUSE cyrus-sasl Fixes a Heap Overflow in the DIGEST-MD5 Client
   An update that solves one vulnerability, contains one feature and has three fixes can now be installed.
8. SUSE 16.0 python-soupsieve Update Fixes Two DoS Vulnerabilities
   An update that solves two vulnerabilities can now be installed.
9. SUSE coreutils 9.6 Fixes uniq Denial of Service and Data Disclosure
   An update that solves one vulnerability can now be installed.
10. SUSE php8 Update Addresses Memory Corruption and Remote Code Execution
    An update that solves two vulnerabilities can now be installed.

1. Why an Unlocked ext4 Buffer Can Restore Stale Directory Data
   A Linux ext4 race can corrupt a directory while the filesystem converts it from inline storage to a regular block.
2. A Linux eBPF Trampoline Can Outlive the Program It Calls
   A Linux eBPF security race can leave generated kernel code pointing at a BPF program after that program’s memory has been released.
3. Linux Cgroup Namespace Race Could Expose a Freed Root Object
   A cgroup namespace gives a Linux process a limited view of the control-group hierarchy that organizes workloads and accounts for resources.
4. Linux Device Driver Race Leaves Open Files Using Freed Memory
   A Linux device driver can keep an open file alive while freeing the hardware state that file still needs.
5. Linux Integrity Checks Could Read Freed dm-verity Policy Data
   Linux integrity checks depend on more than a correct policy or a trusted hash. The kernel must also keep that security state alive for the entire decision. A new patch series reports two places where …
6. Linux HID Flaw Could Leak Kernel Memory Through Input Events
   A newly merged Linux HID fix addresses a Wacom input-device path that could read beyond a short report and pass a value to local software.
7. Linux DAMON Page-Table Bug Could Corrupt Arm64 System Memory
   Linux DAMON, the kernel’s Data Access Monitor, samples memory use to show which pages a workload touches.
8. PH4NTXM Linux Builds a Disposable Identity at Every Boot
   A live Linux distribution runs from removable media, usually a USB drive, without requiring a permanent installation.
9. crun Tightens GPU Security for Containers Running in MicroVMs
   The crun container runtime has changed how GPU-enabled workloads launch a key graphics helper.
10. Linux Fixes Two Memory Safety Bugs in DMA Cleanup
    Linux developers have fixed two memory-safety bugs in the subsystem that lets hardware move data without constant help from the CPU.

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