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Software: Colour Pickers, Microsoft Spyware, Curl and Istio Releases

Posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 25, 2023

Red Hat, Microsoft, and Destination Linux

Devices: Centerm, RTOS, and Arduino

10 Best Free and Open Source Color Pickers

↺ 10 Best Free and Open Source Color Pickers

> To provide an insight into the quality of software that is available, we have compiled a list of 10 high quality color pickers.

Microsoft Edge Redesign Hits Dev Builds for Linux [Ed: OMGLinux (sister site of OMG Ubuntu) boosting Microsoft proprietary spyware that steals all the passwords of all users without even asking for consent. Bad optics, Joey. Bad advice.]

↺ Microsoft Edge Redesign Hits Dev Builds for Linux

> Microsoft Edge (dev) on Ubuntu 23.04

10 Best Linux Text Editors in 2023 [Ed: Terrible list as it starts with proprietary spyware of Microsoft -- something GNU/Linux users must learn to avoid]

↺ 10 Best Linux Text Editors in 2023

> A large population of Linux users are primarily software developers, enthusiasts, and people who are just getting started with Linux. One of the most popular apps for everyone on Linux is a text editor. Now, Windows comes with Notepad and other third-party text editors, and so does Linux. The difference is, because Linux is not very popular, the text editors on the platform are not very well recognized. Hence, in this article, let’s look at some of the 10 best text editors on Linux.

curl 8.1.1 lets do this

↺ curl 8.1.1 lets do this

> Only 6 days since the previous release we are again here with a curl release. It turned out 8.1.0 had some rather nasty regressions that we felt were urgent enough to warrant another round on the dance floor. So here goes curl 8.1.1. A bugfix release.

Announcing Istio 1.16.5

↺ Announcing Istio 1.16.5

> This release note describes what’s different between Istio 1.16.4 and 1.16.5.

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