Surprisingly, not many people know that students could get paid internships for contributing to various open source projects. From Season of KDE to Outreachy, here are some excellent internship programs. You can share it with your family and/or community 😄
Abhishek Prakash
💬 Let's see what else you get in this edition
- LibreOffice tips.
- Nintendo going after a popular content creator.
- Some good news regarding Thunderbird on Android.
- And other Linux news, videos and, of course, memes!
- This week's newsletter is sponsored by Kestra.
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📰 Linux News
- Tuta has launched a quantum-safe, encrypted calendar app for Android and iOS.
- Mozilla Thunderbird for Android is just around the corner; the beta release looks promising.
As elementary OS 8 gears for the launch, let's have a look at some of the prominent changes.
Ankush Das
A big controversy took place in the open source community around the Godot Engine project.
Sourav Rudra
🧠 What We’re Thinking About
Recently Jeff Geerling faced an unjust strike over a video on media servers. This makes me wonder: Are harmless videos such as these an issue for YouTube?
Ankush Das
That's not it. Nintendo is going after YouTube channels that show retro gaming emulations.
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🧮 Linux Tips, Tutorials and More
- Learn to access GRUB to accomplish some tasks when running a virtual machine.
- How about something more casual? Like creating some word cloud images in the terminal?
- A few tips to make your LibreOffice experience better.
Here are some handy tips and tweaks for handling message threads on Thunderbird.
Sreenath
👷 Maker's Corner
Learn how HATs extend the capabilities of Raspberry Pi boards.
Abhishek Kumar
Ever wanted a Raspberry Pi-based eBook reader? Well, this project might be of help.
📹 Videos We are Creating for You
Open NotebookLM exploration.
✨ Apps of the Week
From basic to advanced video edits, OpenShot makes it all happen.
Sourav Rudra
You can take advantage of Tor by using Orbot.
Sourav Rudra
🧩 Quiz Time
Think you know all the KDE Plasma apps? Think again. 👇
Ankush Das
💡 Quick Handy Tip
In the Dolphin file manager, you can set a custom action when double-clicking on an empty space. From the top-right hamburger (three-lines) menu, go to Configure ➝ Configure Dolphin.
Here, in the “View tab”, go to “General”. Then, in the “Double-click triggers” field, there are several items in a dropdown menu, choose any one of those actions according to your needs.
In the screenshot above, double-click on an empty space is set to “Show Hidden Files”.
🤣 Meme of the Week
Windows, a reliable solution for curing self-hate. 🔥
🗓️ Tech Trivia
The Computer Bowl kicked off on October 7, 1988, pitching contenders against each other in a game of computer trivia.
🧑🤝🧑 FOSSverse Corner
Turns out, even robot vacuum cleaners are spying on us for training AI.
nevj
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