• El mundo es distinto ahora, pero los errores son los de siempre - Daniel Cantos Pardo
  • Era el primer viaje que realizaban sin tutor y saboreaban la libertad que con esa excitación que produce todo lo nuevo - Pablo Gonz
  • La falta de créditos retardó en tres años la partida de una verdadera expedición solarista - Stanislav Lem
  • El futuro ya está aquí, sólo que desigualmente repartido - W. Gibson
  • Me sentí como un punk que hubiera salido a comprar una navaja automática y volviera a casa con una pequeña bomba de neutrones - W. Gibson
  • A la mañana siguiente, realizaron su primer anochecer estelar - Diane Duane
  • —¿Un sol azul? —dijo Karellen, no muchas horas más tarde—. La identificación no puede ser muy difícil - Arthur C. Clarke
  • Aun así, en ese brillante interior había un núcleo oscuro, un indicio de algo encapsulado - Alastair Reynolds
  • El cielo sobre el puerto tenía el color de una pantalla de televisor sintonizado en un canal muerto - W. Gibson
  • Hace frío señor, en este campo —dijo el señor Tagomi—. Podemos regresar al centro de la ciudad en el helicóptero de la Misión, ¿le parece correcto? - Philip K. Dik
  • ¿Que es el ciberespacio? - El mundo - W. Gibson
  • Tengo sus anotaciones, estaban en su escritorio - Philip K. Dik
  • Esta formación constituye, en su totalidad, un desarrollo tridimensional de algún tipo de ecuación de orden superior - Stanislaw Lem
  • De nuevo la mezcla de rojo y verde, mirándole desde la naturaleza - Kim Stanley Robinson
  • Había un lugar en el Nostromo donde Dallas ocasionalmente encontraba algunos momentos de completa intimidad y al mismo tiempo se sentía razonablemente seguro. Era como una matriz artificial - Alan Dean Foster

[ACTUALIZACIÓN] #ARCHLINUX. Cleaning up old repositories

Entrada escrita por: Fernando Lanero Barbero
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(https://archlinux.org/news/cleaning-up-old-repositories/) Cleaning up old repositories
Feb 17th 2025, 01:30

Around two years ago, we've merged the [community] repository into [extra] as part of the (https://archlinux.org/news/git-migration-completed/) git migration.
In order to not break user setups,
we kept these repositories around in an unused and empty state.
We're going to clean up these old repositories on 2025-03-01.
On systems where /etc/pacman.conf still references the old
[community] repository, pacman -Sy will return an error on trying to
sync repository metadata.
The following deprecated repositories will be removed: [community],
[community-testing], [testing], [testing-debug], [staging],
[staging-debug].
Please make sure to remove all use of the aforementioned repositories from your /etc/pacman.conf (for which a .pacnew was shipped with pacman>=6.0.2-7)!

 

https://archlinux.org/news/cleaning-up-old-repositories/

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[ACTUALIZACIÓN] #ARCHLINUX. Glibc 2.41 corrupting Discord installation

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(https://archlinux.org/news/glibc-241-corrupting-discord-installation/) Glibc 2.41 corrupting Discord installation
Feb 3rd 2025, 12:24

We plan to move glibc and its friends to stable later today, Feb 3. After installing the update, the Discord client will show a red warning that the installation is corrupt.
This issue has been fixed in the Discord canary build. If you rely on audio connectivity, please use the canary build, login via browser or the flatpak version until the fix hits the stable Discord release.
There have been no reports that (written) chat connectivity is affected.

 

https://archlinux.org/news/glibc-241-corrupting-discord-installation/

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[ACTUALIZACIÓN] #ARCHLINUX. Critical rsync security release 3.4.0

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(https://archlinux.org/news/critical-rsync-security-release-340/) Critical rsync security release 3.4.0
Jan 16th 2025, 16:33

We'd like to raise awareness about the rsync security release version 3.4.0-1 as described in our advisory (https://security.archlinux.org/ASA-202501-1) ASA-202501-1.
An attacker only requires anonymous read access to a vulnerable rsync server, such as a public mirror, to execute arbitrary code on the machine the server is running on.
Additionally, attackers can take control of an affected server and read/write arbitrary files of any connected client.
Sensitive data can be extracted, such as OpenPGP and SSH keys, and malicious code can be executed by overwriting files such as ~/.bashrc or ~/.popt.
We highly advise anyone who runs an rsync daemon or client prior to version 3.4.0-1 to upgrade and reboot their systems immediately.
As Arch Linux mirrors are mostly synchronized using rsync, we highly advise any mirror administrator to act immediately, even though the hosted package files themselves are cryptographically signed.
All infrastructure servers and mirrors maintained by Arch Linux have already been updated.

 

https://archlinux.org/news/critical-rsync-security-release-340/

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[ACTUALIZACIÓN] #ARCHLINUX. Providing a license for package sources

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(https://archlinux.org/news/providing-a-license-for-package-sources/) Providing a license for package sources
Nov 19th 2024, 10:13

Arch Linux hasn't had a license for any package sources (such as PKGBUILD files) in the past, which is potentially problematic. Providing a license will preempt that uncertainty.
In (https://rfc.archlinux.page/0040-license-package-sources/) RFC 40 we agreed to change all package sources to be licensed under the very liberal (https://spdx.org/licenses/0BSD.html) 0BSD license. This change will not limit what you can do with package sources. Check out (https://rfc.archlinux.page/0040-license-package-sources/) the RFC for more on the rationale and prior discussion.
Before we make this change, we will provide contributors with a way to voice any objections they might have. Starting on 2024-11-19, over the course of a week, contributors will receive a single notification email listing all their contributions.

If you receive an email and agree to this change, there is no action required from your side.
If you do not agree, please reply to the email and we'll find a solution together.

If you contributed to Arch Linux packages before but didn't receive an email, please contact us at package-sources-licensing@archlinux.org.

 

https://archlinux.org/news/providing-a-license-for-package-sources/

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#SAILFISHOS BY #JOLLA. Sailathon 2024: A journey of Innovation, Community Collaboration and Meetup in Prague

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(https://blog.jolla.com/sailathon-2024-a-journey-of-innovation-community-collaboration-and-meetup-in-prague/) Sailathon 2024: A journey of Innovation, Community Collaboration and Meetup in Prague
Oct 11th 2024, 13:11

The sails have been lowered, the laptops packed away, and the creative buzz of Sailathon 2024 has just begun to settle. From Friday, September 27 to Monday, September 30th in Prague developers, Jolla employees and passionate users contributed their skills, ideas and enthusiasm. This resulted in advancements and improvements across various aspects of the platform and community.

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Strengthening and Building Community Bonds

This year's Sailathon wasn't just about coding — it was about exploring new opportunities, strengthening community ties, and discussing current challenges of the Sailfish OS ecosystem. With a diverse group of participants tackling both technical and non-technical challenges, the event was a powerful reminder of the strength, passion and commitment that make the Sailfish OS community so special.

First Jolla C2 and Sailfish OS 5.0 showcase

At the heart of the hackathon buzz, Jolla unveiled a prototype of the upcoming Jolla C2, Jolla's newest smartphone. The C2 was made available for hands-on testing, allowing the participants to explore its usage experience firsthand. The hackathon unveiled not only the new hardware but also demonstrated Jolla's coming version 5.0 of Sailfish OS, which brings support for the device Jolla C2 and various improvements.

Chum: Best-Practice Examples for Developers

The hackathon also saw a strong focus on providing more best-practice examples for apps in Chum, the Sailfish community repository. Experienced developers shared their expertise, working together to create templates and examples that will help new developers get started more easily and build higher-quality apps. This effort is a crucial step toward growing the app ecosystem and making it easier for new contributors to get involved.

As a result, participants contributed various improvements to the documentation for app development and submitted new apps to Chum.

Major Steps in App Development

The participants corrected various deficiencies, implemented important improvements to the packaging and development cycle, easing the app development.
As an outstanding example, the Whisperfish app, a native client for the widely popular and secure messaging protocol Signal, saw the addition of Voice calls, a feature that will soon arrive to the users. 

Other improved apps include Tooter (a Mastodon client), Amazfish (smartwatch integration), Bugger (an enhanced bug reporting tool), Taak (a todo list manager), the native browser (first steps for browser notifications) and the Camera 2 API.

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Forum Moderation and Community Engagement

Beyond the technical aspects, the hackathon also touched on the challenges of forum moderation and community engagement. As the Sailfish community grows, so too does the complexity of maintaining a positive, inclusive and productive environment. Hackathon participants discussed strategies for improving moderation practices, ensuring that new users feel welcomed and supported. These conversations were a reminder that building great software is only part of the equation — building a great community is equally important.

Looking to the Horizon: What's Next?

As the sails come down and we reflect on the success of Sailathon 2024, it's clear that the event has set the stage for exciting new developments in the Sailfish OS ecosystem, most notably various apps. Stay tuned for exciting updates. The ideas generated and the connections made will continue to fuel innovation long after we've left Prague.

As we look toward the future, we're excited to continue working together to build a mobile ecosystem that the upholds the values of openness and privacy and is powered by the community.

To everyone who participated in Sailathon 2024 — thank you for your passion, your creativity and your dedication! Together, we're steering Sailfish OS into a bright and exciting future.

(https://blog.jolla.com/content/uploads/2024/10/DSC_0768-1.jpg)

Until we meet again — fair winds and following seas!

Post authored by Sailathon participant Sebastian Wagner
Pictures by Ruben De Smet and Lukáš Karas licensed under CC-BY-SA
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