s (@s@lobste.rs)
What are your favorite Emacs packages?
https://lobste.rs/s/sz3gab/what_are_your_favorite_emacs_packages
#Emacs #OpenSource #Programming
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kiltedtux (@kiltedtux@mastodon.social)
Hackaday: FLOSS Weekly Episode 868: Remove the Noodles
https://hackaday.com/2026/04/22/floss-weekly-episode-868-remove-the-noodles/
#linux #opensource #tech
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linuxsolutions (@linuxsolutions@mastodon.social)
🔍 Wazuh: A Solução SIEM Ideal para sua Empresa! 🛡️
O Wazuh é uma plataforma open source que oferece monitoramento de segurança robusto e resposta a incidentes. Com funcionalidades de SIEM e XDR, ele garante proteção em tempo real para ambientes on-premise e na nuvem, ajudando sua empresa a detectar e reagir rapidamente a ameaças.
👉 Descubra como o Wazuh pode fortalecer sua segurança: Wazuh: O SIEM Certo para sua Empresa
#Cibersegurança #Wazuh #SIEM #XDR #OpenSource
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en (@en@yoota.it)
GIMP 3.2.4 Closes a Bug That’s Been Hiding for 27 Years
GIMP 3.2.4 fixes dozens of bugs, introduces a new scanner plugin for Windows, and closes a vulnerability in the XCF code that's been there for nearly three decades.https://yoota.it/en/gimp-3-2-4-closes-a-bug-thats-been-hiding-for-27-years/
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2026 (@2026@hackaday.com)
FLOSS Weekly Episode 868: Remove the Noodles
https://hackaday.com/2026/04/22/floss-weekly-episode-868-remove-the-noodles/
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Pulrepo (@Pulrepo@mastodon.social)
🚀 This Week in Fine-tuning & Training: Fastest-Growing Projects — April 22, 2026
This week's Fine-tuning & Training space is marked by a surge in interest around multimodal models and efficient training methods. The top repositories are focusing on fine-tuning large language model...
Read full report → https://pullrepo.com/report/this-week-in-fine-tuning-training-fastest-growing-projects-april-22-2026-2
#AI #OpenSource #GitHub #Tech #Fine-tuningTraining
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in-gimp-3-2-4-ce-anche-la-correzione-di-un-bug-vecchio-di-ventisette-anni (@in-gimp-3-2-4-ce-anche-la-correzione-di-un-bug-vecchio-di-ventisette-anni@yoota.it)
In GIMP 3.2.4 c’è anche la correzione di un bug vecchio di ventisette anni
GIMP 3.2.4 risolve decine di bug, introduce un nuovo plug-in scanner per Windows e chiude una vulnerabilità nel codice XCF presente da quasi trent'anni.https://yoota.it/in-gimp-3-2-4-ce-anche-la-correzione-di-un-bug-vecchio-di-ventisette-anni/
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2026 (@2026@nesbitt.io)
Forge
https://nesbitt.io/2026/03/13/forge.html
#Programming #OpenSource #DevTools
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dingodoppelt (@dingodoppelt@social.tchncs.de)
#Jamulus now works with uncompressed audio!
Though not in the official branch and only on compatible servers.
This one goes to **Max** 😜
If you want to give it a try you can download nightly builds for your platform here: https://3.onj.me/jam/
#opensource #audio #CrossPlatform
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canartuc (@canartuc@mastodon.social)
Tuxera released NTFS-3G on April 21, first stable release in four years, with a heap buffer overflow fix and accumulated maintenance. One week earlier, April 17, Namjae Jeon's kernel-level NTFS driver merged into Linux 7.1. NTFS-3G carried read-write NTFS in user space for 15+ years via FUSE. Second in-kernel NTFS write driver in Linux, alongside Paragon's NTFS3. Tuxera's timing is the tell: this release is the long-term-support bridge, not a roadmap.
#Linux #OpenSource #FOSS #Filesystem
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joelindien (@joelindien@mastodon.social)
🐧 Actu logiciel libre du 22/04/2026
• Linuxiac Weekly Wrap-Up: Week 14, 2026 (Mar 24 – Apr 5)
[Linux Today] https://www.linuxtoday.com/blog/linuxiac-weekly-wrap-up-week-14-2026-mar-24-apr-5/
• FreeBSD Working On Intel FRED Support, Laptop Improvements Continue
[Phoronix] https://www.phoronix.com/news/FreeBSD-Q1-2026-Progress
#LogicielLibre #OpenSource #Libre
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larsmb (@larsmb@mastodon.online)
RE: https://fosstodon.org/@nuclearplayer/116448508522578620
Telemetry is not automatically spyware.
It's the only way to actually understand what people use at scale, because they never respond to questionnaires (and those are thus biased). Talking to people at events is also biased.
I'm really annoyed by these takes.
Sure, it can be turned into spyware, but the automatism just doesn't fucking hold.
Everybody wants better software. That needs data.
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