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The Tux Machines News Section is Moving to News.TuxMachines.org

Tux Machines is growing and is gradually splitting up the sections in order to introduce a number of new features, such as push notifications and Gemini/GemText. Over the past month or so we've built a new, custom-made content management system for news.

This section of TuxMachines will no longer have new stories in it (with some caveats, including this post). To see the latest stories go to news.tuxmachines.org (we've added HTTPS too, with a self-signed certificate; don't be alarmed by Web browsers). In Geminispace we're at gemini.tuxmachines.org (you need a Gemini client to access this address). The existing RSS feed's address already points to the relevant feed, but if you don't use anRSS reader and instead check the front page/homepage, be sure to visit news.tuxmachines.org instead (or update the bookmarks accordingly). █

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KDE Frameworks 5.97 Adds Support for 3rd-Party Credential Storage Methods to KDE Apps

The monthly KDE Frameworks release cycle continues and KDE Frameworks 5.97 is here to add more new features and enhancements, such as the implementation of support in KWallet for the org.freedesktop.secrets standard, which enables compatibility with third-party credential storage methods in most KDE apps.

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today's leftovers

• 66: From Star Trek To Reality : Microbots That Can Heal - Hardware Addicts - TuxDigital

  Welcome to Hardware Addicts, a proud member of the TuxDigital Network. Hardware Addicts is the podcast that focuses on the physical components that powers our technology world. In this episode, we’re going to be talking nanotechnology and how little robot armies can be used in the future to extend all of our lives. Then we head to Camera Corner where Wendy will discuss anti-forgery signatures on a camera.

• Need A FOSS Job, Linux Foundation Has Good News - Invidious

  Are you in the market for job in FOSS well the Linux Foundation does a yearly report on this field and it seems as though it should be getting much easier this year and going forward

• Haiku Activity & Contract Report, July 2022

  As is now the usual way of things, the monthly Activity Report is hereby combined with my Contract Report.

  This report covers hrev56236 to hrev56320.

• Spider-Man Remastered is awesome on Steam Deck

  With Spider-Man Remastered now available on Steam after previously being PlayStation exclusive, I took it for a spin on Steam Deck and Linux desktop.

• Humble Bundle have another interesting set of games in the Tactical Combat Bundle

  Need more games to fill up your library? Humble Bundle have put up another one that looks pretty good with the Tactical Combat Bundle. So here's what to expect on Linux desktop and Steam Deck.

• Open hybrid cloud and quantum computing shape future for Red Hat thought leaders [Ed: Disclosure is missing here; Red Hat openly pays this publishers for puff pieces]

  This year’s Red Hat Summit gathering in early May provided an opportunity to step back from the enterprise computing treadmill and assess the long-term implications of where network innovation is headed. Along with news surrounding an edge platform opportunity with General Motors Corp. and the latest release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, this year’s gathering in Boston offered a glimpse into the computing future.

• Kubernetes training, tech can tackle orchestration pain

  DevOps can force developers to work outside their comfort zone and create frustration, but the right Kubernetes training and tools can ease the burden.

• How to validate and clean your YAML files using Kubeval and ValidKube

  Kubeval is an important tool if you are writing YAML files on a daily basis. You should use it to validate your files before applying them to your cluster. In this tutorial, you will learn how to validate your YAML files using Kubeval and ValidKube which is a web tool that cleans YAML files.

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