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This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.

Admin email
contact@gyptazy.ch
Admin account
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Kellic Tiger »
@KellicTiger@tiggi.es

update. Month about 6. For the most part things are going well. Just weird crap that I took for granted just works on Example. I'm using a projector that is plugged into a soundbar and then into my desktop. If I don't have the projector on before I turn on the desktop will NOT detect a display. Meaning I need to press the power button, turn off the system and turn it back on again. Again minor but something in 30+ years of windows never was a thing. Also Client on Linux sucks. I've had this weird issue with white boxes on the UI that shows up at random times. No rhyme or reason to it. Sometimes it starts up with the app. Sometimes it goes away with an F5. Somtimes it goes away on restart of the app, sometimes it doesn't. This is not a new problem: forums.plex.tv/t/weird-white-s

And before someone tells me to use the web portal: No. The web app is putting more load on my plex server because it needs to transcode vs direct play. Also the web portal can't do offline content.

Outside that and the extreme number of updates I get every week. Its been a pretty normal user experience the last month or two.

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

Flock to Fedora conference schedule dropped! Check it out to see what topics we will be covering. Which ones stand out to you?

➡️ cfp.fedoraproject.org/flock-20

fresco boosted

Jan Lehnardt »
@janl@narrativ.es

Do I know anyone who speaks .rpm fluently that has a few spare hours to help with the upcoming CouchDB release packaging?

You’d be working on a fun open source project and working directly with me :)

Paul Buetow »
@snonux@fosstodon.org

Around twice yearly I use my "older" Microsoft Surface Go 2 (it runs Linux) as my travel device. It had run GNOME since I bought it. But yesterday, I tinkered a bit to strip everything down a bit. I am now on and deleted GNOME. I usually don't use a tiling WM as I work mostly in tmux anyway (which itself is tiling), but the Sway setup makes the setup lighter. Will use most of the time fullscreen in sway anyway. Great experience so far. Even for PDF reading with

ClaudioM »
@claudiom@bsd.network

Well, it looks like I need to prepare the microSD card with the Raspberry Pi Imager. Thankfully, it's available in the repos, so I was able to install it without issue. It's currently downloading the moOde Audio Player image and writing it to the microSD card. The nice thing about this app is that it allows me to configure it before installation, so once everything's flashed, it will have my configuration changes. I hadn't done this before, so it's my fault. Still, it was working fine until recently. Not sure what happened. Regardless, backups will be made this time around.

MATE Desktop on Fedora 40 showing the Raspberry Pi Imager application maximized and writing to the microSD card. It's showing the progress of the writing at 18 percent.

The New Oil » 🤖
@thenewoil@mastodon.thenewoil.org

It's FOSS »
@itsfoss@mastodon.social

Fedora 41 Workstation has gone the Wayland-only way.

news.itsfoss.com/fedora-41-gno

The Penguin of Evil »
@etchedpixels@mastodon.social

Fedora turns on Firefox prototype advertiser measurement crap by default. You probably want to turn it off. People might want to file bugs for other distributions if they've done the same.

bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.c

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

Join us today at 5pm EDT (9pm UTC) for an update on the atomic world of Fedora on the Fedora Podcast! @siosm will be explaining what bootc is, how it relates to rpm-ostree, and how it relates to the *future of desktop Linux.*

Hint: image-based 👀

Livestream: youtube.com/watch?v=zF7aTCoWoL

Devin Prater :blind: »
@pixelate@tweesecake.social

Goodness I'm tired now. Spent all morning trying to recover my Fedora workstation workstation workstation work... from having no sound. Well, holding the phone up to the monitor just wasn't cutting it. So, I just decided to reinstall. Well, then, the Intel boot manager wasn't letting me boot from the installation USB. So, I tried putting it on there again, using the newest Fedora Mate spin image. I installed it fine then. Well, at the end, when it says that the installation is complete, Orca actually turned off, but I was able to turn it back on and finish install. Now just getting everything back working again. Checked the Assistive Technologies box, got my Firefox account going, setting up Emacs and VS Code, getting my SSH keys from Dropbox, gotta chmod those. All that. Oh, and making control another capslock or something. Yeah.

unixviking »
@unixviking@social.linux.pizza

My currently very calming desktop under KDE Plasma

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R. L. Dane »
@RL_Dane@fosstodon.org

How to create an , because it's not nearly as straightforward as (the default):

distrobox create -i docker.io/library/archlinux -n ArchLinux

("ArchLinux" is what I'm calling my container. You can call it anything you like)

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 12 is available for purchase with Fedora pre-installed! When you look through different options and start configuring the build, Fedora is one of the options under OS ( @ubuntu is there too!)

Available in the US & Canada. Lenovo is working on turning on the option for the Europe web store.

Tell a friend who's nervous about installing Linux!

USA: lenovo.com/us/en/p/laptops/thi
Canada: lenovo.com/ca/en/p/laptops/thi

Image of the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 12 fully opened up

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

Fedora 40 came with a lot of announcements, and not all from Fedora! In case you missed it, here is a roundup of all the news related to Fedora Linux 40 from us and our open source down streams @UniversalBlue, @bluebuild, @ultramarine, @centos, and more! Oh, and the news from @slimbook and @frameworkcomputer :)

➡️ fedoramagazine.org/fedora-linu

Michael K Johnson »
@mcdanlj@social.makerforums.info

I was going through my photos for a completely unrelated reason, and discovered that I had this Project Leader photo from 12 January 2008 that can never be recreated. RIP Gafton, we still miss you!

Five Fedora Project Leaders pose together

ClaudioM »
@claudiom@bsd.network

Welp, looks like the upgrade went sideways. I kind of expected this, so I guess a fresh install is in order, though I may take this opportunity to install instead!

My black Dell monitor showing the Fedora 40 startup with tons of systemd errors

ClaudioM »
@claudiom@bsd.network

Upgrading from 36 to 40. Let's see how it all goes...

My monitor showing the "DNF system-upgrade" process where the "Upgrading System" message is shown.

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

Third, we are away of an issue affecting Fedora Atomic Desktops.

If you have updated recently you may not be able to boot, getting a message about a bad shim signature or something similar. The Fedora Atomic Desktops SIG is aware of the issue and working on a solution. It seems to be related to the update to Linux kernel 6.9. (1/2)

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

In the meantime to avoid this issue you can do one of these mitigations:

* Don't update, stay on an older image, or rollback
* Disable Secure Boot for now
* Follow the instructions in this ticket at your own risk
github.com/fedora-silverblue/i

We will keep you posted on when there is a fix or a better solution available. (2/2)

Solène »
@solene@bsd.network

@ivpn tested on , , , and a remote device

viq (is looking for work) »
@viq@social.hackerspace.pl

Using software on , at least on , gets annoying. To be able for Evolution to open settings it needs to be opened from terminal with `XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=X-QUBES:GNOME evolution` (or same env to open `gnome-control-center`), otherwise the settings won't open.

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

For day 1 of the Fedora Week of Diversity we have Ankur Sinha's experience! He learned about the community during college and today he contributes in the Nueroscience SIG and Ask Fedora, encouraging open science and helping others get plugged into the community.

➡️ communityblog.fedoraproject.or

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

Open source thrives when diverse voices come together. Be part of the virtual gathering at Fedora Week of Diversity on June 21st to push for more equity and inclusion in open source.

Sign up today: pretix.eu/fedora/fwd2024/

Adam »
@maxamillion@fosstodon.org

A friend and a colleague recently convinced me to move back to Fedora from RHEL on my desktops/laptops ... LET'S GOOOOO ❤️

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

Come by the Fedora booth at @devconf_cz to get your badge for this year's event! There's also a couple of Fedora machines for you to check out. 👀

And say hi to contributors of course lol

Fedora booth with a ThinkPad X1 Carbon, screen with a Fedora badge on it, and a Slimbook Fedora from left to right. There are also several neatly arranged stickers for visitors to nab.
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gyptazy »
@gyptazy@gyptazy.ch

Are you already using on your hardware?

I created some ready-to-use container images for :
* Trixie
* Jammy (22.04)
* Ubuntu Mantic (23.10)
* Ubuntu Noble (24.04)
* 39

https://gyptazy.ch/misc/riscv-container-images-for-podman-docker/


Adam »
@maxamillion@fosstodon.org

I feel like not enough people fully grasp how awesome Image Mode RHEL and bootc are. Seriously this is next Gen awesome and I think will become foundational to how immutable/atomic Linux distros are built in the next few years. SO COOL. ❤️

developers.redhat.com/products

containers.github.io/bootc/

Steven Rosenberg »
@steven@gts.passthejoe.net

I'm running a Samba server on my Raspberry Pi, and I'm able to log in and use it without trouble on my Debian 12 system. But on Fedora Silverblue 40, I can create, delete and read files but cannot write to them.

Any Silverblue users have a tip on what I can do to fix this?

Could it be something related to UID?

#RaspberryPi #samba #debian #fedora #silverblue #atomicfedora

Linux Magazine »
@linuxmagazine@fosstodon.org

Issue 284: Laptop Security has been released. This month's DVD includes @ubuntubudgie 24.04 LTS 64-bit and Rescuezilla 2.5. Get your copy faster and at the best price when you buy it from us!
shop.linuxnewmedia.com/shop/ca
# # RHEL # Ubuntu

LINUX MAGAZINE ISSUE 284 - JULY 2024 | Laptop Security | Ubuntu Server in the Azure Cloud | DVD INSIDE: Ubuntu Budgie 24.04 and Rescuezilla 2.5

Ludovic :Firefox: :FreeBSD: »
@usul@piaille.fr

Sonny »
@sonny@floss.social

Interested in tooling for development and QA on immutable / image based Linux?

Checkout discourse.gnome.org/t/towards- by @tchx84

Feedback welcome ! This is a collaboration between @gnome @codethink and @sovtechfund ❤️

Matthew Miller »
@mattdm@hachyderm.io

Red Hat is hiring a kernel engineer for RISC-V enablement and support. This will be highly Fedora-focused work.

redhat.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/e

Note that the job is out of the Waterford, Ireland office.

PS: if seriously interested, and if we're at least acquainted, contact me _before_ applying and I'll send you a referral link!

Kyle Taylor »
@kta@hostux.social

moving away from and towards a 3 licensed fork (). If you're looking for a drop in replacement for redis for your micro services (et al), consider it.

[1] valkey.io/

Scott Williams 🐧 »
@vwbusguy@mastodon.online

@thefossguy What I was really hunting for when I started down this rabbit hole is if the T14 Gen 6 supports with the new Qualcomm offering.

So far, I've yet to find info either way on that one.

Scott Williams 🐧 »
@vwbusguy@mastodon.online

It's surprisingly difficult to find options for laptops shipping or any other supported non-ChromeOS flavor of from the website.

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

Join us for the last session of the party with @UniversalBlue and closing remarks!

Watch it live: youtube.com/watch?v=DRoy2TZC5V

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

Fedora 40 Release Party starting soon!

A virtual social starts in less than an hour if you're in the Matrix room (8:30am EDT, 12:30pm UTC). You can still register to join the chat.
pretix.eu/fedora/f40-party/

Opening remarks start at 9am EDT (1pm UTC), which you can watch with just the stream on YouTube - no chat because that's what we're using Matrix for.
youtube.com/watch?v=NxMzWuHhyA

Scott Williams 🐧 »
@vwbusguy@mastodon.online

Audio on was long the butt of many joke. My goodness, has delivered. I love how well my A/V IO works and behaves out of box on these days.

ricardo »
@governa@fosstodon.org

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

Voting is under way for the Fedora 40 election cycle! Please look at the candidates and their responses to questions about serving in the roles they are running for.

Open seats are for the Fedora Council, FESCo, Mindshare Committee, and EPEL Steering Committee.

Voting ends on May 30 at 11:59pm UTC!

➡️ communityblog.fedoraproject.or

tulpa »
@tulpa@fosstodon.org

people: Where do I find the list of RPMs installed by default on Workstation? Which I assume is basically the same list used to build the live image?

I've wondered this for a long time.

Aral Balkan »
@aral@mastodon.ar.al

This is great but can we please also have Fedora (& Ubuntu, etc.) acknowledge they started shipping operating systems without a functional screen reader when they switched to Wayland and that that’s still the case?

This is not to name and shame. Unless we acknowledge this as an error on par with shipping without monitor support and unless the culture is altered to make accessibility a showstopper, it’ll happen again.

fosstodon.org/@fedora/11245033

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

PSA: Fedora Linux 38 will reach end of life on May 21, next Tuesday.

Time to start upgrading. Fedora 39 will be supported for up to one month after the release of Fedora 41 (~6 months). Fedora 40 will be supported until a month after Fedora 42 (~12 months).

➡️ discussion.fedoraproject.org/t

tulpa »
@tulpa@fosstodon.org

RPM Fusion is to as Nonguix is to Guix.

Since RPM Fusion is unofficial, I'm never sure if I'm using it optimally. Basically, I want to get from it what would have been included from it in Fedora's base Workstation install, if it were available for official use that way.

ベンツくん »
@bentsukun@mastodon.sdf.org

Updated from 39 to 40. Seems like mostly a non-event. But then, I am on GNOME not KDE. But on the plus side, the update went well!

Adam »
@maxamillion@fosstodon.org

ClaudioM »
@claudiom@bsd.network

Axel ⌨🐧🐪🚴😷 | R.I.P Natenom »
@xtaran@chaos.social

Worked on (github.com/xtaran/dist-detect) today, added signatures for (21-40; source: bodhi.fedoraproject.org/update) and for / SLES (11-15; source: software.opensuse.org/package/) confirmed by some real-life examples, as well as some other maintenance chores.

While digging through @shodan results for examples I found a host with OpenSSH 3.4p1 and "Apache/1.3.29 (Linux/SuSE)", i.e. a SLES 8.1 from 2002. 🙈

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

Folks are enjoying the Fedora and @centos booth at Red Hat Summit this week. Come check out the ThinkPad X1 Carbon and Slimbook Fedora 1 if you're here!

Thanks to Lenovo and Slimbook for these awesome devices that come with Fedora preinstalled!

Fedora and CentOS booth at Red Hat Summit with a Lenovo display, ThinkPad X1 Carbon, and Slimbook Fedora 1 from left to right; with a smattering of stickers and swag available

ベンツくん »
@bentsukun@mastodon.sdf.org

I wrote about my adventures with remix and its self-destructing file system.

bentsukun.ch/posts/fedora-btrf

ベンツくん »
@bentsukun@mastodon.sdf.org

Back on track with a new install, this time with GNOME. Not sure yet if I still prefer this to KDE, to be honest.

unixviking »
@unixviking@social.linux.pizza

It took a while, but I finally evaluated the survey. Thanks to everyone! 👍 ❤️

I was surprised by the high number of BSD users, significantly more than Win or Mac! Fantastic!

And with Linux, Debian clearly dominates ahead of Fedora, Arch and then Mint. The big surprise is Slackware! It's great that so many people still use it!

Stefano Marinelli »
@stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe

Fedora Evaluates Replacing Redis With Valkey

Personally, I've chosen to replace Redis with KeyDB as I needed master/master replication for my BSD Mail service

phoronix.com/news/Fedora-Evalu

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

With Fedora 40 released, it's time to set our sights on Fedora 41!

Fedora 40 elections are starting with the nomination phase. Check it out if you're interested in running for the Fedora Council, Engineering Steering Committee, Mindshare Committee, or EPEL Steering Committee.

Fedora 41 has some deadlines coming up this summer, starting with infrastructure changes due on June 19.

Details on this and more: communityblog.fedoraproject.or

ClaudioM »
@claudiom@bsd.network

In all of this busy-ness today, I've set up my laptop to upgrade from F39 to . Postponing the move to KDE Plasma 6 for now, but at least my Fedora installation will be up to date. ​🐧

My silver HP ProBook 4540s running Fedora Linux. The screen is showing the upgrade process from Fedora 39 to Fedora 40 with a progress bar, which currently is at zero percent.

unixviking »
@unixviking@social.linux.pizza

Wow guys, I am absolutely overwhelmed by your participation and also the diligent sharing! And one thing first: after reading every single post - I was surprised by certain tendencies. But after the end of the survey, I will evaluate all the answers again and then comment! Thanks again to EVERYONE who took part! You guys are great, and that's what makes the Fediverse what it is!

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

Silverblue and Fedora Atomic users - here's a guide on how to rebase to Fedora 40.

The graphical example used is for Silverblue, but if you follow the terminal instructions they will work on any Fedora Atomic Desktop. Just pay attention to use the name of your variant where applicable.

If anything goes bad, you can rollback to Fedora 39. Additionally you can pin your current image if you need to go back after a few updates.

➡️ fedoramagazine.org/how-to-reba

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

Fedora IoT 40 got some cool under-the-hood changes.

First is that Fedora IoT now uses the unified core model, making them the last rpm-ostree variant to make the switch.
fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes

Second is that Fedora IoT will be the first rpm-ostree variant to be a bootable container image. You will literally be swapping to newer and newer container images when you update, which really emphasizes the idea of atomicity.
fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes

Fedora IoT logo over the Fedora 40 background

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

Don't forget about all of our other spins and labs that have also updated to Fedora 40. 👀

For Fedora Spins we have
- KDE (or Kinoite)
- Xfce
- Cinnamon
- MATE
- i3
- LXQt
- LXDE
- SoaS
- Sway (or Sway Atomic)
- Budgie (or Budgie Atomic).
fedoraproject.org/spins/

For Fedora Labs we have
- Astronomy
- Comp Neuro
- Design Suite
- Games
- Jam
- Python Classroom
- Scientific
- Security Lab
fedoraproject.org/labs/

You have a lot of options, alright lol

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

If Fedora 40 had a headlining change, it might be @kde Plasma 6. The KDE SIG have brought over all the hard work from that community to give you a solid desktop experience from day 1.

We're also pushing technology forward by making this release Wayland-only, though X11 apps will still work!

Plasma 6 is also available for our Kinoite users.

Give the Fedora KDE 40 spin a try today!
fedoramagazine.org/whats-new-i

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

We are proud of the stable reputation that Fedora Workstation has built over the years. We hope to add to that with Fedora Workstation 40!

Workstation brings @gnome 46 to users with tweaks to the Settings and Files apps. You can now use Remote Login to connect to a computer even if it doesn't have an active session.

Learn about these quality of life improvements and more: fedoramagazine.org/whats-new-f

Try Fedora Workstation 40 today!

Stefano Marinelli »
@stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe

OMG! We’re at forty! (Announcing the release of Fedora Linux 40)

fedoramagazine.org/announcing-

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

Fedora Linux 40 is HERE! Check out all our latest variants for desktop, server, and more.

New features include:
* @kde Plasma 6
* @gnome 46
* Fedora Atomic Desktops (rebrand for Silverblue et al)
* PyTorch / ROCm
* And more!

Learn more and try Fedora 40 today! fedoramagazine.org/announcing-

Banner that says Fedora Linux 40

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

Fedora 40 comes with a refresh of our branded laptop collaboration... introducing the Slimbook Fedora 2!

@slimbook has packed this with exciting features like:
* New black chassis
* US ANSI keyboard layout
* Intel i7 13th Gen CPU
* Nvidia RTX 4000 series GPU
* In 14" and 16" sizes

Learn more: fedoramagazine.org/slimbook-fe

Graphic of the black Slimbook Fedora 2

Scott Williams 🐧 »
@vwbusguy@mastodon.online

Welcome, to my office workstation, 40*! Plasma 6 looks absolutely incredible!

*Beta

Fedora 40 Kinoite on a curved monitor on a desk next to the Ansible angry potato, lava lamp, Fedora coffee mug, and a mechanical keyboard.

Kenneth Finnegan »
@kwf@social.afront.org

40 is fully staged on the MicroMirrors and just waiting for the permission bitflip and release tomorrow!

🍿 Now we wait

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Michael K Johnson »
@mcdanlj@social.makerforums.info

I have upgraded my personal laptop to just in time for the upgrade to Fedora 40 to be an update in the background and then a trivial, quick reboot into the upgraded system with an option to roll back if something goes wrong.

I started this update in December, by starting with a new (larger) drive. I put it into a USB-3 NVME carrier, attached it to a VM, and did an install and updates until it looked like I got the software I wanted complete.

Then an unrelated hardware failure made me back-burner it until tonight. I booted the VM, did a quick rpm-ostree upgrade, and rebooted the VM into the latest release. Four months of updates and it was fast and trivial. Copied my home directory over from the old drive to the new drive, popped it in, and I'm up and running.

I'm really looking forward to not watching minutes of updates scroll by with the system unusable at the boot screen.

And if I need any files from the old install, I have the old drive in the USB-3 NVME carrier. ☺

Scott Williams 🐧 »
@vwbusguy@mastodon.online

The first of many 40 upgrades.

(It's still in beta, but not for long 😁)

Upgrading to Fedora 40

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

Reminder that you have until April 21 to submit your proposal for a talk at Flock 2024! That's this Sunday! 🏃

Our contributor conference is a great space to present new ideas, show performance, and talk about difficult and nuanced problems.

➡️ communityblog.fedoraproject.or

Linux Magazine »
@linuxmagazine@fosstodon.org

Nick @ The Linux Experiment »
@thelinuxEXP@mastodon.social

Time for this week's & news video!
In this one, wants to go all in on , buys Standard Notes, and the final issues with and are fixed!

youtu.be/YUMtJ6K43K8

tulpa »
@tulpa@fosstodon.org

So far, Workstation 40 has been a flawless UX. Not a single bug that I've hit.

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

The Fedora Project will be at Texas Linux Fest! We'll have a booth and some Fedora related talks. And we'll be accompanied by @centos as well. Looking forward to connecting with you at the event!

Texas Linux Fest is a week away, on April 12-13. 🤠

Learn more: 2024.texaslinuxfest.org/

Sonny »
@sonny@floss.social

Are you experienced with GTK and Rust ? ❤️

We are looking to contract someone to work on the new GNOME Password Manager 🔑

We want it to become a core/default app and help secure millions of users.

You'll be working with the GNOME Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to building emancipatory technologies for everyone.

Please send resume / portfolio to stf@gnome.org

Boosts welcome

scy »
@scy@chaos.social

Red Hat released an urgent security alert for Fedora 41 and Rawhide users:

> PLEASE IMMEDIATELY STOP USAGE OF ANY FEDORA 41 OR FEDORA RAWHIDE INSTANCES for work or personal activity.

redhat.com/en/blog/urgent-secu

> Although Fedora 40 beta contained the 5.6 version of xz in an update, the build environment prevents the injection from correctly occurring, and has not been shown to be compromised. Fedora 40 has now reverted to the 5.4.x versions of xz.

Yesterday, Red Hat Information Risk and Security and Red Hat Product Security learned that the latest versions of the “xz” tools and libraries contain malicious code that appears to be intended to allow unauthorized access. Specifically, this code is present in versions 5.6.0 and 5.6.1 of the libraries - at this time, only Fedora 41 and Fedora Rawhide contain these libraries. This vulnerability was assigned CVE-2024-3094.

Although Fedora 40 beta contained the 5.6 version of xz in an update, the build environment prevents the injection from correctly occurring, and has not been shown to be compromised.  Fedora 40 has now reverted to the 5.4.x versions of xz. 

PLEASE IMMEDIATELY STOP USAGE OF ANY FEDORA 41 OR FEDORA RAWHIDE INSTANCES for work or personal activity.
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gyptazy »
@gyptazy@gyptazy.ch

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

🚨 ⚠️ Emergency PSA: A critical security exploit was discovered in the xz package recently, used for compression and decompression on nearly all Linux distributions.

Rawhide users ARE impacted and should immediately STOP using Rawhide until the package update is fully rolled back. (1/3)

Security Advisory: redhat.com/en/blog/urgent-secu

Fedora Project »
@fedora@fosstodon.org

The vulnerability may be present in Fedora 40 but it is not believed to be activated. Fedora 40 users are advised to use caution and update their systems soon when the rolled-back version is available, for more certainty.

Fedora 39 and 38 users are not impacted. (2/3)

Security Advisory: redhat.com/en/blog/urgent-secu

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gyptazy »
@gyptazy@gyptazy.ch

QualvoSec is an opensource security patch management tool support & based distributions but also (.

upcoming features:
- whitelist (packages to update only)
- blacklist (package to refuse from being upgraded)
- API (list of installed packages & versions on nodes)
- Multiple patch windows
- Grouping
- First iteration of (the still very limited) admin tool


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gyptazy »
@gyptazy@gyptazy.ch

Serious questions for this Friday… Are we now at a point of time where we can safely drop legacy and can even use only for servers.

Sure, technically everything works fine on operating systems like , , , etc. and all my monitoring, backup and admin infrastructure is only for years. But dealing with clients is something different. I think most clients already support , especially within my circle but it could still be annoying for people that are forced to use only.

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gyptazy »
@gyptazy@gyptazy.ch

Just created some based images of & . This might become helpful when integrating in your build & test pipelines.

https://gyptazy.ch/misc/riscv-container-images-for-podman-docker/