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WineHQ to take over Mono
Calligra Office 4.0 released
KDE developer Carl Schwan has announced the release of Calligra Office version 4.0. The most significant changes in this release include a "major overhaul" of the office suite's user interface, and a transition to Qt 6 and KDE Frameworks 6.
Call for nominations: Ubuntu Community Council
Nominations are now open for people interested in joining the Ubuntu Community Council, "the highest governance body of the Ubuntu project". Any Ubuntu Member can apply from now until Sunday, September 22 at 23:59 UTC.
The Ubuntu project turned 20 this year, but is still in constant flux. The advent of new communication platforms, new projects under our umbrella, and the ever-growing popularity of the project requires our community to evolve. We need to make sure Ubuntu is set to tackle the challenges of the next 20 years. It needs a strong and active community council to guide the project forwards.See Merlijn Sebrechts's blog post, "A year in the Ubuntu community council", for an overview of what it's like to serve on the council.
[$] NIST finalizes post-quantum encryption standards
On August 13, the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) published the final form of its new post-quantum cryptographic standards. One key-exchange mechanism and two digital-signature schemes are now officially sanctioned by the institute. Adopting the new standards should be fairly painless for most developers, but the overhead added by the schemes could pose challenges for some applications.
Security updates for Tuesday
Eltűnő posztok jöhetnek a Threads-re
Távozik posztjáról az Apple pénzügyi fejese
Már 7 évig ad frissítéseket egyes okostévékhez a Samsung
A prémium használt PC lehet a következő sikersztori
Távolodik Kínától az IBM
Veszélyesen nagyra nőtt az Nvidia
A malicious Pidgin plugin
It went unnoticed at the time that the plugin was not providing any source code and was only providing binaries for download. Going forward, we will be requiring that all plugins that we link to have an OSI Approved Open Source License and that some level of due diligence has been done to verify that the plugin is safe for users.
Sovereign Tech Fund (STF) to invest in FreeBSD infrastructure modernization
The FreeBSD Foundation has announced that Germany's Sovereign Tech Fund (STF) has agreed to invest €686,400 toward improvements in the FreeBSD project's infrastructure, security, regulatory compliance, and developer experience:
The work commissioned by STF also aligns closely with the recent August 9, 2024 summary report released by the U.S. Office of the National Cyber Director (ONCD), consolidating feedback from the 2023 request for information on key priorities for securing the open source software ecosystem. By enhancing security controls and SBOM tooling, the FreeBSD Foundation is helping to keep FreeBSD at the forefront of improved vulnerability disclosure mechanisms and secure software foundations.