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[$] The rest of the 5.17 merge window

Linus Torvalds released 5.17-rc1 and closed the 5.17 merge window on January 23 after having pulled just over 11,000 non-merge changesets into the mainline repository. A little over 4,000 of those changesets arrived after our first-half merge-window summary was written. Activity thus slowed down, as expected, in the second half of the merge window, but there […]

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Netfilter project: Settlement with Patrick McHardy

The netfilter project, which works on packet-filtering for the Linux kernel, has announced that it has reached a settlement (English translation) with Patrick McHardy that is "legally binding and it governs any legal enforcement activities" on netfilter programs and libraries as well as the kernel itself. McHardy has been employing questionable pra […]

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Security updates for Monday

Security updates have been issued by Debian (chromium, golang-1.7, golang-1.8, pillow, qtsvg-opensource-src, util-linux, and wordpress), Fedora (expat, harfbuzz, kernel, qt5-qtsvg, vim, webkit2gtk3, and zabbix), Mageia (glibc, kernel, and kernel-linus), openSUSE (bind, chromium, and zxing-cpp), Oracle (kernel), Red Hat (java-11-openjdk and kpatch-patch), Sci […]

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Conill: the FSF’s relationship with firmware is harmful to free software users

Ariadne Conill writes about the FSF's policy toward proprietary firmware and, specifically, the rules for "Respects Your Freedom" certification. Purism was able to accomplish this by making the Librem 5 have not one, but two processors: when the phone first boots, it uses a secondary CPU as a service processor, which loads all of the relevant […]

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Kernel prepatch 5.17-rc1

The first 5.17 kernel prepatch is out for testing, and the merge window is closed for this release. 5.17 doesn't seem to be slated to be a huge release, and everything looks fairly normal. We've got a bit more activity than usual in a couple of corners of the kernel (random number generator and the fscache rewrite stand out), but even with those th […]

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[$] Raw photo development with darktable

One of your editor's long-time hobbies is photography; it is an activity that can be rewarding even with the lack of any particular talent — a useful attribute. Photography has changed greatly over the years; as a result, those hard-earned darkroom skills are of little use, and photo processing has become yet another software problem. This is a field th […]

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Rust 1.58.1 released

Anybody who upgraded to the recent Rust 1.58.0 release will probably want to move on to Rust 1.58.1; among other things it contains a fix for a security vulnerability in the standard library. "We recommend all users to update their toolchain immediately and rebuild their programs with the updated compiler".

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Security updates for Friday

Security updates have been issued by Debian (aide, flatpak, kernel, libspf2, and usbview), Fedora (kernel, libreswan, nodejs, texlive-base, and wireshark), openSUSE (aide, cryptsetup, grafana, permissions, rust1.56, and stb), SUSE (aide, apache2, cryptsetup, grafana, permissions, rust1.56, and webkit2gtk3), and Ubuntu (aide, thunderbird, and usbview). […]

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[$] The kernel radar: folios, multi-generational LRU, and Rust

The kernel community is a busy place, so it is not even remotely possible to write full-length articles about everything that is going on. Other topics may be of interest, but not require a longer treatment. The answer is a collection of short topics covering developments that are on the radar; the selection this time around includes folios, the multi-genera […]

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Stable kernels 5.16.2, 5.15.16, 5.10.93, and 5.4.173

Four new stable kernels have been announced: 5.16.2, 5.15.16, 5.10.93, and 5.4.173. These contain a relatively small set of important fixes; users should upgrade.

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