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The blog and everything that grows next to it. First, the three latest articles:

  1. Mounting Fritzbox Shares on Linux: GNOME, Plasma and fstab Compared by Speed

    A Fritzbox makes a handy mini NAS, but on Linux several routes lead to the files. Nautilus, Dolphin, mount.cifs, smbclient and FTP measured against…

  2. FOSS keyboards for Android: alternatives to Gboard and SwiftKey tested

    Gboard and SwiftKey see every keystroke, and both belong to big tech companies. There are plenty of free keyboards like HeliBoard, FlorisBoard or WM…

  3. OpenSSH Vulnerability *sshole: Now Long Passwords Are a Problem Too

    Log in as root via SSH with any password longer than 256 bytes: the *sshole vulnerability hits OpenSSH on systems with musl libc. The…

Software

Tretlager

Zwift on Linux, set up in five steps: an assistant for Wine and sign-in, plus a Bluetooth bridge for smart…

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Pulsgeber

Switch TUXEDO power profiles right from the GNOME Quick Settings, without opening the Control Center.

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Gnomos

Your Sonos speakers, at home on the GNOME desktop: play music, group rooms and set the volume of every room…

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PlanetFOSS

Linux and open source news from more than 170 English and German sources. PlanetFOSS groups reports on the…

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LinuxPULSE

How many people run Linux on the desktop? LinuxPULSE collects the public figures from StatCounter, Steam…

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