Liam Proven is a FOSS and cloud reporter at The Register. He primarily writes about technology, focusing on areas such as open source software, artificial intelligence, and software development, with a keen interest in topics like generative AI and natural language processing. Liam's insights and analyses have been featured in various publications, showcasing his expertise in the tech industry.
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Why to do it, and what to watch out for
By: Liam Proven
More a rewrite really, and of a very early version: Linux 0.11 – in Rust
And what to expect in Firefox 153 as the next ESR release gets close
New maintainer revives the project with Darwin components, Gershwin, and Claude Code
By: Liam Proven
SEK 5M gift supplied 72 percent of Örebropartiet's annual income, but company insists it was strictly personal
Collabora's Holo Core port lays the groundwork for running SteamOS 3 natively on the headset
By: Liam Proven
New 'Simple-taskbar' is an option, but there's a simpler, stabler way
By: Liam Proven
Mozilla walls off your online identities as MZLA unleashes a bumper repair job
Git is aptly named: it isn’t easy – but there are alternatives
Building bot-free alternatives may require lefties, libertarians, and culture warriors to share code
