 htmx 2.0 has launched, ending Internet Explorer support and updating many defaults. Extensions are now in a separate repository and website. Key changes also include new syntax for hx-on, updated HTTP DELETE request handling, and much more. Tails, a privacy-focused portable operating system, has released version 6.4 with updates like enhanced cryptographic strength via a stored random seed on a USB stick, HTTPS for Debian and Tails APT repositories, and several software updates. KDE Plasma 6.1, the first update after the Plasma 6 Megarelease, introduces features like improved access to remote Plasma desktops, session restore on Wayland, keyboard LED color sync, and various accessibility and Wayland-related improvements. Plasma 6.1 is here! New features include a cool take on Plasma's edit mode, keyboard LEDs that sync with accent colors, an inbuilt Remote Desktop Server that let's you access Plasma desktops over a network, lots of bug corrections and improvements.
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  @kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social Remote desktop server! Is that RDP compatible, for connections from Windows machines? Cinnamon 6.2 introduces greeter badges, a default search bar in the app chooser, new screen lock delay options, and an “Actions Organizer” in Nemo. It enhances cloud app support, security, and app management, hiding unverified Flatpak packages by default. Apple is discontinuing its Apple Pay Later service, which allowed users to split purchases into four payments. Existing loans can still be managed. Apple plans to introduce new global installment loans through Apple Pay later this year. Today is the 10th anniversary of Proton's 2014 crowdfunding campaign where the community came together to make our journey possible. From the start, Proton has always put people ahead of profits, and today we're formalizing that by transitioning towards a non-profit structure. We're here to serve you, and we look forward to continuing to commit Proton to the public good for the next 10 years and beyond. https://proton.me/blog/proton-non-profit-foundation
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@protonprivacy awesome news! Thank you for everything you're doing. And happy birthday! :vivaldia_heart: @protonprivacy so this more like the OpenAI take on nfp structure than the Signal/Mozilla take on nfp? Qubes OS 4.1 has reached end-of-life; extended security support continues until 2024-07-31 The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has sued Adobe for allegedly deceiving consumers with hard-to-cancel subscription plans and hidden early termination fees. The FTC claims Adobe makes the cancellation process difficult and violates consumer protection laws https://alternativeto.net/news/2024/6/u-s-sues-adobe-over-deceptive-subscription-practices-and-hidden-cancellation-fees/ YouTube is testing a community notes feature to add context to videos, similar to Twitter's approach. Selected contributors will identify misinformation, with third-party evaluators assessing the notes https://alternativeto.net/news/2024/6/youtube-tests-x-like-community-notes-to-combat-misinformation-with-user-generated-context/ RedFox, developer of popular ripping software AnyDVD and AnyStream has been offline since early June, sparking rumors of a shutdown. Their website is inaccessible, causing user concerns and speculation https://alternativeto.net/news/2024/6/redfox-s-sudden-disappearance-sparks-fears-of-anystream-and-anydvd-shutdown/ Runway has launched Gen-3 Alpha, an advanced AI video model producing hyper-realistic 10-second clips. It enhances video fidelity and consistency, supports customizable styles, and excels in expressive human character generation https://alternativeto.net/news/2024/6/runway-unveils-gen-3-alpha-advanced-ai-model-for-hyper-realistic-10-second-video-clips/ NumPy 2.0, the first major update since 2006, introduces API/ABI breaking changes, changes to type promotion rules, improved FFT functions, performance improvements, and shifts the default integer type on Windows from int32 to int64. 🐥 Ente, a private cloud service for storing and sharing photos and videos, now supports passkeys for enhanced security. This move aligns with other platforms like 1Password and Bitwarden, streamlining authentication and improving user data protection. PostmarketOS 24.06, based on Alpine Linux 3.20, introduces GNOME Shell on Mobile 46, KDE Plasma Mobile 6.0.5, Phosh 0.39, and Sxmo 1.16.3. It supports over 250 devices, and comes with an enhanced UI, and numerous kernel upgrades. SparkyLinux 5 code name “Nibiru” (oldoldstable) will reach end-of-life (EOL) on the end of July 2024 https://sparkylinux.org/sparky-5-nibiru-eol/ #linux #debian #sparkylinux
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@postmarketOS thanks you guys for making this all possible :)   @ente is it right that you still require a password and user name and the “passkey” only functions as second factor? That’s not really what a passkey is intended for this seems more a second factor via hardware key implementation. Not saying this is a bad idea, it’s obviously more secure but just wondering your take on this. Arc's latest update, version 1.47.1 for Mac, introduces Live Calendar for real-time Google Calendar integration, countdown timers, and easy meeting access. Additional features include a streamlined command bar, tab reopening, and a PiP mode for multitasking https://alternativeto.net/news/2024/6/arc-browser-update-1-47-1-introduces-live-calendar-enhanced-command-bar-and-pip-mode/ Brave has upgraded its AI assistant, Leo, by integrating it with Brave Search, enhancing real-time response accuracy. The new 1.67 update allows desktop users to access Leo with updated search results, with mobile support coming soon https://alternativeto.net/news/2024/6/brave-boosts-leo-ai-assistant-with-real-time-search-integration-for-more-accurate-answers/  |
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