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Debian will include proprietary firmware on its installation media, but with transparency

Last April we echoed that Debian had reconsidered its policy around proprietary firmware because, over time, its use has become increasingly necessary to make the hardware work properly or simply does, as is the case with Radeon graphics that rely on AMDGPU. After many months, the voting process has concluded with the decision to implement Option 5 or Proposal E, titled “change …

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Install Vanilla Arch Linux Graphically

In these times, having to install a GNU/Linux distribution through the terminal is for the most advanced, users who want to have Arch Linux installed on their machines or who are simply too lazy to start over with the entire installation process opt by alternatives such as Manjaro or Endeavouros , and although in its latest versions Arch Linux has introduced an installation …

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GNOME releases transition between changing light and dark themes

The good news for GNOME users is that their software has gotten a lot better in recent weeks. The bad news is that many of these improvements are that they have changed to using GTK4 and/or libadwaita, which is not bad, but it does not go beyond simple aesthetic tweaks. But they’re also making steps forward in terms of …

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