Gentoo & Torvalds don't like AI, Flatpak flaw, Cosmic theming: Linux & Open Source News

Step-by-Step Tutorial:

1. Flatpak Vulnerability:

• Check for updates to address the vulnerability in Flatpak applications.
• Upgrade to the latest version (above 1.10.0) to ensure security.
• Verify if your system is affected by running the command: flatpak run [app name] --command=org.gnome.

2. Cosmic Desktop Environment Updates:

• Cosmic desktop will integrate applications from other desktops with theming support.
• Applications built with Flatpak or regular DEB packages for Pop!_OS can be themed.
• Change icon themes for both Cosmic and GTK applications for a consistent look.

3. Cosmic Features:

• Cosmic desktop features include a main panel, application detail implementation, and super plus mouse drag for moving windows.
• Keyboard settings have been improved, including touchpad gestures, thumbnail previews, and screen edge window tiling.

4. Gen 2 Developers and AI:

• Gen 2 developers have banned AI-assisted contributions due to legal and ethical concerns.
• Concerns include potential copyright infringement, ethical sourcing of data, and decline in service quality.

5. Framework Laptops Software Issues:

• Framework laptop drivers are not receiving timely updates, impacting bug fixes, performance, and security.
• BIOS updates are delayed, affecting both Windows and Linux users, with Linux users facing challenges in updating BIOS.

6. NT Sync Driver and Gaming News:

• The new NT sync driver will be merged into Linux kernel 6.10, potentially improving gaming performance through Wine.
• FEX emulator for ARM platforms has released version 24.4 with performance optimizations for gaming on ARM 64 computers.

7. Supporting Linux with Tuxedo Computers:

• Consider purchasing a computer from Tuxedo Computers, a company that officially supports Linux.
• They offer a range of devices with Linux pre-installed, customizations like keyboard layouts, and hardware support for various distributions.

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By following these steps, you can stay informed about Linux and open-source news, address software vulnerabilities, and make informed decisions about supporting Linux-friendly hardware manufacturers.