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Videos: AppImages, Fedora 37 Beta, and More

Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Sep 15, 2022

Debian set to start vote on including non-free packages in install media

Linux Graphics and More

Linux AppImages Have Annoying Usability Issues - Invidious

↺ Linux AppImages Have Annoying Usability Issues - Invidious

> I think AppImages are really cool and I like them for my own use cases but when it comes to the Linux desktop environments they have some interesting design limitations not offered by other solutions like flatpak and snap.

Let's Talk About Linux And Stuff - DT LIVE! - Invidious

↺ Let's Talk About Linux And Stuff - DT LIVE! - Invidious

Fedora 37 Beta Run Through - Invidious

↺ Fedora 37 Beta Run Through - Invidious

> In this video, we are looking at Fedora 37 Beta. Enjoy!

Fedora 37 Beta

↺ Fedora 37 Beta

> Today we are looking at Fedora 37 Beta. It comes with Gnome 43 Beta 1, Linux kernel 5.19, and uses about 1.7 GB of ram when idling.

What is a SOC Analyst?? @Day Cyberwox - Invidious

↺ What is a SOC Analyst?? @Day Cyberwox - Invidious

Imagine Letting a Power Company Control Your Thermostat - Invidious

↺ Imagine Letting a Power Company Control Your Thermostat - Invidious

> thousands of people had to suffer in their very hot homes because xcel energy had set their smart thermostats to a high temperature to avoid putting additional strain on the grid.

Enterprise Linux Security Episode 42 - Do NOT Fire Your Security Team!

↺ Enterprise Linux Security Episode 42 - Do NOT Fire Your Security Team!

> Recent news of Patreon firing their security team is making the rounds online, and in this episode, Jay and Joao will talk about this very strange story and some takeaways from it.

FLOSS Weekly 698: Miguel de Icaza - EU DMA, Open Source and Finance [Ed: FLOSS Weekly is compromised. After bringing in Bill Gates minions and Microsoft minions for openwashing they now bring Miguel de Icaza; FLOSS Weekly calls a man who attacked Linux on behalf of Microsoft a "Linux legend".]

↺ FLOSS Weekly 698: Miguel de Icaza - EU DMA, Open Source and Finance

↺ Miguel de Icaza

> Now free and independent as ever after his time at Microsoft, Linux legend Miguel de Icaza goes deep into cryptocurrencies, Web3, the EU's new DMA and many other topics on this episode of FLOSS Weekly with Doc Searls and Dan Lynch.

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