Jól fekszik a nagy képernyő a Yettelnek
A Yettel TV egy éve van piacon, de a szolgáltató szerint messze az elvárások felett teljesít.
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Illegálisnak számít a titkosított platformok lehallgatása az EU-ban
Oroszország azon követelése, hogy a Telegram átadja az üzenetek visszafejtéséhez szükséges titkosítási kulcsokat, sérti a felhasználók magánélethez való jogát – mondta ki az uniós bíróság.
Rosszullét miatt kerül vissza az Apple-hez a legtöbb Vision Pro
A headset tengeribetegséget, fejfájást és szemirritációt is okozhat.
Abu-Dzabiban ér össze a Vodafone és a Yettel irányítása
A Vodafone Csoport legnagyobb befektetője, az e& bedelegálta vezérigazgatóját a brit multi igazgatótanácsába.
Az nPerf szerint a Digié a leggyorsabb vezetékes hálózat
A szolgáltatót szorosan követi a Telekom, de a francia cég szerint a Vodafone teljesítményét is megirigyelhetnék más piacokon.
[$] LWN.net Weekly Edition for February 15, 2024
The LWN.net Weekly Edition for February 15, 2024 is available.
LineageOS 21 released
Version 21 of LineageOS,
an Android-based distribution, has been released.
With all that said, we have been working extremely hard since Android 14’s release last October to port our features to this new version of Android. Thanks to our hard work adapting to Google’s largely UI-based changes in Android 12/13, and Android 14’s dead-simple device bring-up requirements, we were able to rebase our changes onto Android 14 much more efficiently.
This lets us spend some much overdue time on our apps suite! Applications such as Aperture had their features and UX improved significantly, while many of our aging apps such as Jelly, Dialer, Contacts, Messaging, LatinIME (Keyboard), and Calculator got near full redesigns that bring them into the Material You era!
The Ubuntu community mourns the loss of Gunnar Hjalmarsson
The Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter carries the sad news that long-time contributor Gunnar Hjalmarsson has passed away. Gunnar has been a steadfast contributor to Ubuntu and Debian for well over a decade. His work around translation and localization efforts has helped enable people from around the world to use and enjoy the software that we all love. It goes without saying that people like Gunnar are the foundation of our community, and his passing is a tremendous loss.
[$] KDE Plasma X11 support gets a reprieve for Fedora 40
The Fedora Project is working toward the release of Fedora Linux 40, and (as with each release) that means changes to the way the project works and the software included in its repositories. Most of the changes set for Fedora 40 are uncontroversial, but one change is causing quite a stir. The KDE Special Interest Group's (SIG) proposal to adopt KDE Plasma 6 with only Wayland session support, which it interpreted as a mandate to block any X11 packages for Plasma. Others saw it as overreach by the SIG, and an attempt to block users and contributors from maintaining software they needed.
[$] A turning point for CVE numbers
The Common Vulnerabilities and
Exposures (CVE) system was set up in 1999 as a way to refer
unambiguously to known vulnerabilities in software. That system has found
itself under increasing strain over the years, and numerous projects have
responded by trying to assert greater control over how CVE numbers are
assigned for their code. On February 13, though, a big shoe dropped when
the Linux kernel project announced
that it, too, was taking control of CVE-number assignments. As is often
the case, though, the kernel developers are taking a different approach to
vulnerabilities, with possible implications for the CVE system as a whole.
Security updates for Wednesday
Security updates have been issued by Debian (bind9 and unbound), Fedora (clamav, firecracker, libkrun, rust-event-manager, rust-kvm-bindings, rust-kvm-ioctls, rust-linux-loader, rust-userfaultfd, rust-versionize, rust-vhost, rust-vhost-user-backend, rust-virtio-queue, rust-vm-memory, rust-vm-superio, rust-vmm-sys-util, and virtiofsd), Red Hat (.NET 6.0, dotnet6.0, and dotnet7.0), Slackware (bind and dnsmasq), and Ubuntu (dotnet6, dotnet7, dotnet8, linux-lowlatency, linux-raspi, linux-nvidia-6.2, and ujson).
Zuckerberg szerint a Quest 3 jobb, mint a Vision Pro, kész, pont
Meglepő, hogy ezt gondolja? Aligha!
2026-tól fokozatosan lekapcsolja a projektorok lámpáit az EU
Két év múlva nem csak lámpával rendelkező projektort, hanem izzót sem lehet majd gyártani vagy importálni a tagállamokban.
Akár 3 évig tárolja a Google a Geminivel való beszélgetéseket
Nem érdemes érzékeny információkat kikotyogni a chatbotnak.
Megszűnik az ingyenes VMWare ESXi hipervizor
Újabb változás a Broadcom felvásárlása után.
A 4iG transzformációjával ismét változik a menedzsment
A transzformációs folyamat részeként ismét változik a menedzsment a cégnél.
Nem lehet 4 - vége a négynapos munkahétnek a Telekomnál
A kezdeti bíztató eredmények után kiderült, hogy nem minden területnél alkalmazható a rövidített munkahét.
rpki-client 8.9 released
Sebastian Benoit (benno@) announced the release of version 8.9 of rpki-client.
Updating is recommended for "improved reliability".
Game of Trees 0.96 released
The kernel becomes its own CNA
Greg Kroah-Hartman has announced
that the kernel project has been accepted as a CVE numbering authority
(CNA). The way that CVE numbers will be handled by the kernel is described
in this
documentation patch:
As part of the normal stable release process, kernel changes that are potentially security issues are identified by the developers responsible for CVE number assignments and have CVE numbers automatically assigned to them. These assignments are published on the linux-cve mailing list as announcements on a frequent basis.
Note, due to the layer at which the Linux kernel is in a system, almost any bug might be exploitable to compromise the security of the kernel, but the possibility of exploitation is often not evident when the bug is fixed. Because of this, the CVE assignment team are overly cautious and assign CVE numbers to any bugfix that they identify. This explains the seemingly large number of CVEs that are issued by the Linux kernel team.