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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Even with lots of RAM, GPU, and fast disks, you probably don’t want it
By: Liam Proven
Kill switches, Coreboot, and PureOS target the security-conscious with deep pockets
Fedora-derived server distro is ready for local testing, but production deployments should wait
Prepare to be befuddled and bamboozled – and probably bewitched
Modula-based source code resurfaces after nearly four decades
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern ditches SharePoint while Bavaria also mulls Microsoft alternatives
Even so, it has some issues with the Rust coreutils
6.7 is now current, and in 6.8 you're getting Wayland whether you like it or not
Next version of Linux Mint’s desktop has both kinds of display server
Open source recreation costs a fraction of the original and may even work with Twiggy drives
