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    Dux launches as free open-source Wayland desktop shell●Dux: Free, open-source Wayland desktop shell with file manager and themingYhnTechnologySoftware34622 min ago

    A new free, open-source desktop shell called Dux has been released for Wayland-based Linux systems. It ships with an integrated file manager and theming options, aiming to give users a complete desktop environment without cost. The project has drawn attention in the Linux community, where developers and users are weighing whether it offers a practical alternative to established desktop environments.

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    Editor reminds readers to like posts on open source forum●Don't forget to click on the "Like" (star icon) for posts where you think merit a "Like" --editor ======================MmastodonTechnologySoftware13 h ago

    An editor at Parent Reprise is reminding readers to click the star icon to like posts they find worthwhile. The note, tagged with libre Canada, Linux and open source topics, appeared repeatedly in the feed and drew a small number of likes itself.

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    Quick-Start Guide Published for Netdata on AlmaLinux VPS●🚀 How to Install and Run # Netdata on # AlmaLinux # VPS (5 Minute Quick-Start Guide) This article provides a step-by-steMmastodonTechnologySoftware13 h ago

    A new step-by-step tutorial walks server administrators through installing and running Netdata on AlmaLinux virtual private servers in about five minutes. Netdata is an open-source, real-time performance monitoring tool for systems and applications, and the guide is aimed at admins who want fast visibility into CPU, memory and process health on their VPS infrastructure.

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    Switched To Linux Promotes Its Weekly Video Roundup●!!! This Past Week's Switched To Linux Videos !!! 👀👏 #YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@SwitchedtoLinux/videos #OdyseeMmastodonTechnology07 h ago

    The Switched To Linux channel, which focuses on moving from Windows and macOS to Linux, has shared a roundup of its videos from the past week. The post links to the channel's pages on YouTube, Odysee, Rumble and BitChute, highlighting that the content is distributed across multiple alternative platforms as well as mainstream ones.

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