Liam Proven is a FOSS and cloud reporter at The Register. He focuses on topics related to technology, software, and artificial intelligence, with a particular emphasis on open source software, software development, and software licensing and compliance. Liam's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, including The Register.
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Plus ModuleJail, a radical proposal for minimizing the impact of similar bugs
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A massive compilation of historic OSes and the emulators to run them
Sixtieth release adds more cores, delayed hibernation, and basic Wi-Fi 6 without losing its ascetic streak
In a world of mass-produced bot-slopware, small is more beautiful than ever
