Support the Document Foundation β’ Pine64 at FOSDEM β’ Regolith 1.3 β’ Manjaro and Kubuntu laptops β’ Godot gets paid β’ Zorin Grid β’ Wireguard in the kernel β’ Thunderbird under MZLA β’ Ubi Linux, ibi patria, ibi libertas
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The Document Foundation are the maintainers of LibreOffice which is a Free and Open Source alternative to the likes of Microsoft Office and Google Docs. It is a long-standing project as it is a direct continuation of the OpenOffice and StarOffice projects. They also maintain the open document formats which are an open standard alternative to the MS Office formats. Please show your support by going to https://www.libreoffice.org/donate/
Pine64 shows off new stuff at FOSDEM π²6οΈ4οΈ
Hardrock64 π€πΈ - Raspberry Pi for comparison
they offered cases for the π± PinePhone
Regolith π 1.3 released (via omg! ubuntu!)
π€΅ Tuxedo Computers offer Manjaro and Kubuntu (via Forbes.com)
Epic πΉοΈ gives π΅ Godot a $250,000 grant (via GamingOnLinux)
Epic owned Rocket League π drops support for Linux and Mac (via Jupiter Broadcasting)
Zorin Grid π₯οΈπ₯οΈπ₯οΈπ₯οΈ
Wireguard πββοΈ will be included in kernel 5.6 (via TechRadar)
π§ Thunderbird is now under MZLA Technologies (via ZDNet)
Shane: Digital Sovereignity - A blog about digital freedoms. Found in the Binary Times podcast chat. They're just starting out and it's a topic I am very interested in so I felt like giving them a shout out. π
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