FOSS Weekly #23.10: Nix Package Manager, DOSBox, GNOME Workspaces and More Linux Stuff
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💬 Let’s see what you have this week:
- Get familiar with workspaces in Ubuntu
- Continuation of NixOS and Terminal Basics series
- Not everything is right with the USB-C industry
- And more Linux news, open source applications, videos and memes
📰 Linux News Round-up
- The popular game engine Godot recently received a major update.
- Proton Drive mobile apps are now open-source.
- Two popular Linux apps were recently discontinued.
- LibreELEC received a new release with Kodi 20.
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🧠 What we’re thinking about
USB-C Manufacturers are pulling off some pretty shady moves.
⛓️️Tutorial series
In the latest chapter of the Linux Terminal Basics series for beginners, learn about creating new files using Linux commands.
The Nix package manager vastly differs from the usual APT and DNF package managers.
🌱 Fresh on It’s FOSS
Enjoy retro gaming on Linux with DOSBox.
Written for Ubuntu, it should be valid for other distributions with the GNOME desktop environment.
📹 What we are watching
Something about customizing the LXQt desktop.
📱Application highlights
An interesting new instant messaging app.
🤣 Linux Humor
They all look the same, don’t they?
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