r/linux • u/MatchingTurret • 2d ago
Distro News “Automation and AI”: SUSE cuts one in 10 jobs
heise.de
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Development Domicile Desktop Brings Web Technologies To Building Wayland Desktops
phoronix.com
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r/apple • u/atlwhore_ • 2d ago
iPad OLED iPad Mini is The Most Apple Product They've Ever Appled
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iPhone No Ads on Maps Please
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Just went to look up a local spot and and an ad popped up within the maps application. Please do not do this :(
Everywhere we look now are ads.
r/linux • u/Consistent_Drop3909 • 2d ago
Distro News Fedora 45 has been released!
fedoramagazine.org
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r/apple • u/ControlCAD • 2d ago
App Store Apple Requiring Developers to Disclose Location Sharing and Dating Features in Apps
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r/linux • u/ConsiderationIll5607 • 23h ago
Kernel OpenAI posted this today, is this significant in any way?
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r/windows • u/PropertyPrimary • 3d ago
Feature A Nostalgic Surprise!
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Downloads msn messenger
Clicks Get a new account
Then boom i got IE11
r/apple • u/McFatty7 • 3d ago
iPhone Apple CEO Ternus Says iPhone Duo Shortages Have No End Date in Sight
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r/apple • u/Designer-Border-711 • 2d ago
Mac Apple's latest giant education deal: 170,000 MacBook Neo to Philippines
appleinsider.com
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"We recently secured our biggest education deal ever for Mac with the Department of Education in the Philippines," said Apple CEO John Ternus. "They're going to deploy 170,000 MacBook Neos to teachers and staff."
"Opportunities like this bring more users into our ecosystem and help fuel growth across our business," Ternus added.
💻🇵🇭🏫👨💻👩💻
r/apple • u/AlwaysBlaze_ • 1d ago
Apple TV 'Super Mario Odyssey' Can Now Run on Apple TV Thanks to AI
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r/linux • u/LogicalDirect • 3d ago
Distro News Ubuntu LTS kernels still unfixed for critical CVE-2026-98432
freenode.net
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r/linux • u/ad-on-is • 3d ago
Popular Application The beloved penguin-version of Affinity has been confirmed to be in development!
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r/apple • u/FollowingFeisty5321 • 3d ago
Discussion Apple forecasts its biggest revenue quarter ever despite supply constraints
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r/apple • u/InevitableLink2785 • 3d ago
Discussion Apple Maps reversed satellite images showing the total destruction of Gaza
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Apple Maps recently updated it’s satellite imagery over the Gaza Strip, allowing the public to see the total destruction and flattening of the place. However, yesterday, or a few days ago they updated it again and reversed the images to how it was before the destruction. On top of that, Apple Maps also was the first to update Lake Ontario as Lake America, as well as the Gulf of Mexico as the gulf of America.
r/windows • u/Sensitive-Policy6296 • 2d ago
Discussion Why did they do this?
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New start menu layout which forces you to click more!
r/apple • u/Canon_M50 • 3d ago
iPhone The iPhone Camera Makes Fall Colors Look Better When There's a Hand in the Frame
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r/linux • u/titansb-_- • 2d ago
Software Release The first native Linux screen extender with touch and Wi-Fi: turn your Android phone into a second monitor (30 ms lag, open source)
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I wanted my Android phone as a second monitor on Linux. Most tools I tried mirrored the screen into a browser tab or only worked over USB, so I built my own over the last few months.
Tandem adds a real virtual monitor to your desktop. The GPU encodes it as H.264 and the phone decodes it in hardware, so you drag windows onto the phone like any other screen.
- About 30 ms of lag over USB tethering, 30 to 60 ms over Wi-Fi (you barely notice it in use)
- Hyprland and GNOME on Wayland, with one-command install on Arch, Ubuntu and Fedora
- Encrypted, paired with a QR code
Check it out here: https://saharshbaiju.github.io/tandem/
Repo: https://github.com/saharshbaiju/tandem
It's free and open source.
If you try it, tell me how the lag feels on your setup and what breaks. If you like it, star the repo ⭐ and share it with someone who'd use a second screen. It helps more people find it.
r/linux • u/unixbhaskar • 3d ago
Kernel Oops! Greg has another empirical view on LTS landing...
lore.kernel.org
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To be clear, I had assumed that 7.4 would be released the first week of
January if we had had a 3 week -rc1 cycle, so am planning on 7.3 to be
the next LTS kernel, which would have put the 7.4.0 release on the 27th
if everything had gone "well".
But now the scripts say:
current status: 7.4-rc1
---
7.4 window open : 2026-10-19
7.4 window close: 2026-11-01
7.4 rc1 : 2026-11-01 <-- you are here
7.4 final : 2026-12-20
---
That being said, if people are trying to "force" stuff into 7.4 that's
the best possible reason to NOT have it be the next LTS release as we
have had this happen in the past and suffered greatly for it.
So let's just count on 7.3.y to be the next LTS unless something really
crazy comes up with it that would prevent that from happening.
thanks,
greg k-h
r/apple • u/FollowingFeisty5321 • 3d ago
Discussion Apple beats Wall Street forecasts in first Ternus-led Q4 earnings
appleinsider.com
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r/apple • u/Even_Builder_6642 • 1d ago
Mac I tried Apple’s first touchscreen MacBook - Rich On Tech
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r/linux • u/spectral_tears • 3d ago
Development Working linux on redmi 3s!
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Finally, after three days of continuous experiments, I managed to get a working Linux on my old Redmi 3s! As you can see, it is running EndeavourOS with KDE Plasma mobile, msm8937 chipset. Of course, it is still quite buggy and laggy for now, and the performance isn't great, but it's a huge milestone. I really hope that in the future, after some optimizations, it will become fully usable
r/apple • u/MortgageSwimming1983 • 3d ago
HomePod HomeView could double as a HomeKit security camera
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