Newest Articles from FOSS Post

Heating up publication a bit.

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:

• Create Your Custom Linux Distribution Based on Ubuntu

• Fix Boot Problems on Ubuntu with “Boot Repair”

• 5 Systems To Use For Data Backup, Recovery and Erasure

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:

• Open Source Google Maps Alternatives for Android

• Block Ads on Android in Apps and Games With AdAway

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.