Displaying 3 items of LINUX Unplugged with the tag "quipclipper".
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691: Fedora's Hidden Upgrades
November 1st, 2026 | 1 hr 19 mins
Jupiter Broadcasting, Reproducible Builds, Wayland, anaconda, atomic desktops, ca-certificates, community event, cve, dashboard, dashboards for days, digital photo frame, docker, emudhra, fedora 45, frigate, gnome 51, hardware hacking, hex, hokum, home assistant, illumos, immutable desktop, jellyfin, kernel 7.2, kmscon, lcars, leadstinger, linux podcast, linux unplugged, mobile ssh, nebula, netbird, nextcloud memories, nixpkgs-multiverse, oidc, oo7, open source, opencode, opengym, openrouter, passkeys, patch management, patchmon, php, plasma 6.7, podman, ptrace, quipclipper, right-to-repair, rune, self-hosted, self-hosted ssh, self-hosting, ssh, ssh workspace, steam deck, stratis, supply chain security, texas meetup, trailcurrent, txlf, voice dictation, webssh, zfs
Fedora 45 has serious upgrades under the hood; we dig in, and may have found our new favorite dashboard.
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690: The S in PHP is for Security
October 25th, 2026 | 1 hr 4 mins
Jupiter Broadcasting, NextCloud, Plex, Privacy, Wordpress, adb, agent-shell, ai-assisted exploit, android tv, brotli, clanker therapy, cleanyourtv, cve, cve-2026-109618, cve-2026-109619, debloat, drupal, dumbtv, exploit, fire tv, google tv, helixnotes, home assistant, housewaves, ip camera, jellyfin, joomla, jupiter uplink, ksmbd, lcars, leadstinger, linux podcast, linux unplugged, memory corruption, memory exhaustion, memory safety, minimax m3.1, netbird, nginx, niri, nix android sdk, note taking, opcache, open source, osmc, php, php security, php-fpm, php2shell, plex2jellyfin, quipclipper, remote code execution, rms, rtsp, rust, scrolling window manager, seagl, security, security patch, self-hosted, smart TV, stealmybitcoin.com, tailscale ssh, telescope, umbriel, use-after-free, vero v, vulnerability, we are brent, web security, webcam
A major PHP flaw puts servers everywhere at risk; so we hack ours. Meanwhile, open source helps debloat our smart TVs.
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672: The Kernel Is Not a Museum
June 21st, 2026 | 1 hr 24 mins
Btrfs, Canonical, Dictation, Gnome, Jupiter Broadcasting, Mate, NextCloud, Ubuntu, Wayland, accessibility, ai agents, alby hub, appletalk, arch linux, audible-cli, audiobook, audiobook management, audiobookshelf, cabinet, claude code, eric laffoon, ext4, filesystem, filip fila, firefox, fluxcast, hdr video, hermes, hermes-agent, home assistant, home automation, homelab, import-to-audiobookshelf, kde, kde plasma, kernel merge window, landlock, lennart poettering, libation, linus torvalds, linux, linux kernel, linux podcast, linux unplugged, llvm, local llm, miracast, mozilla, myna, nate graham, nixos, ntfs, open source, openai api, openaudible, pj, podcast, producer jeff, quipclipper, rust, screen reader, self-hosted, speech-to-text, steam deck, steve ovens, stt, systemd, v4v, valve, virtual desktops, web boost, xfs
Your favorite open source projects have been busy. We round up the new releases worth knowing about, plus the big kernel changes headed your way soon.