Hi there!
Glad to get back to our newsletters, and more to publishing content regularly on FOSS Post. Obviously, we can’t send a newsletter if there isn’t a lot of new content, so here are the new articles we published since the last newsletter:
We are also working on completing our “Open Source on Android” series where we explore how a user can get the most out of open-source applications on his/her Android device, and these were the articles we published recently:
Other open source news include:
The backdoor in the XZ package is still sending shockwaves across the Linux world: Detailed technical analysis + official statement by other XZ developers.
LXQt 2.0 desktop has been released. Waiting for it to land on a suitable distribution so that we can review it.
KDE 6.0.4 has been released. Perhaps we write a fully-fledged review of KDE 6 soon now that it has matured enough. openSUSE Tumbleweed is the most probable base.
Proton has acquired Standard Notes service.
Firefox has reached version 125.
ffmpeg 7.0 is here.
As you can see we are always eager to discover the latest open-source applications in each sector and introduce them to our readers. If you can spare $5/mo for one cup of coffee per month then that would be great:
Many people joined in the last weeks and I hope we can get them to 20 supporters in total at the end of this April, it would mean a great deal for us. :D
Stay close! The next weeks will feature more rich content from us :-)
Best.