FOSS Weekly #24.42: Ubuntu 24.10, Redox OS Review, LLMs on Pi, KDE Plasma 6.2, Linux Terminal on Android and More
Ubuntu 24.10 is out and now we await Fedora 41.
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With the FOSS Weekly Newsletter, you learn useful Linux tips, discover applications, explore new distros and stay updated with the latest from Linux world
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Active Cooling vs Passive Cooling: What's the difference?
When you are setting up your homelab, you'll come across the terms active and passive cooling. Learn about the difference between the two.
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I Ran 9 Popular LLMs on Raspberry Pi 5; Here's What I Found
I ran some very basic to seriously powerful AI models on the Raspberry Pi 5. The result in not very unsurprising.
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10 Things You Can do on Linux but not on Windows
Windows, can you do this? Linux gives you superpowers you didn't know you had.
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15 VS Code Tips and Tricks to Make Your Coding Experience Better
Make your VS Code experience better and improve your workflow with these tips.
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FOSS Weekly #24.41: elementary OS 8 Features, Thunderbird Tips, NotebookLM, Open Source Internships and More
Thunderbirds threads handling tips among other new stuff.
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Deprecated Linux Commands You Should Not Use Anymore (And Their Alternatives)
Still using these obsolete Linux commands? Perhaps it is time to look for alternatives.
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Wrong Time Displayed in Windows-Linux Dual Boot Setup? Here's How to Fix it
If you dual boot Windows and Linux, you'll notice that often one of them shows incorrect time. Here's why that happens and what you can do to fix it.
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13 Best Open Source Internships for College Students
Looking for an internship in open-source projects? Here we list the best open-source internships with all the relevant information.
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