We dropped the #fwupd side in https://github.com/fwupd/fwupd/commit/575b0f08281799962e8fbf6ac2ff570066fa3fe7 -- and #LVFS will stop signing with GPG when we release 2.1.1 in a few weeks time.

I think the only people that will even notice are those using #qubes to deploy updates.

Drop support for GPG signing of metadata and firmware · fwupd/fwupd@575b0f0

The design of gnupg and libgpgme are completly upside-down; the library calls a binary and then screen scrapes the output. It's also impossible to support PQC in a backwards compatible way due ...

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Wow, a combination of "lots of people got new hardware as Christmas presents" and "first day back at work, so apply all the firmware updates"... The #LVFS is running at 3x compared to the last week. :)

So maybe someone on fedi can help me here, but after updating my #ThinkPad #T14 #BIOS to 1.17, #fedora can no longer #suspend normally and freezes and requires a hard power-off each time. I tried some #grub stuff, many suggested fixes I found on the internet and a newer kernel (6.18 instead of 6.17) but nothing worked. So I think it may be a #Lenovo issue.

#Unix #Linux #followerpower #askfedi #gnome #AMD #LVFS #laptop

https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/suspend-broken-s2idle-on-thinkpad-t14-gen-6-amd-after-bios-1-17-fedora-43/

Thanks! 

Edit: Solved!

Suspend broken (s2idle) on ThinkPad T14 Gen 6 AMD after BIOS 1.17 (Fedora 43)

Suspend broken on ThinkPad T14 Gen 6 AMD after BIOS 1.17 (Fedora 43) TL;DR: After updating the BIOS from 1.15 to 1.17 via fwupdmgr, suspend (s2idle) reliably enters sleep but never resumes. System becomes completely unresponsive and requires a hard power-off. Issue reproduces 100% of the time across kernels 6.17 and 6.18. Overview Good morning, I am relatively new to fedora (coming from Ubuntu) and have been using it on my ThinkPad T14 without any issues (well, besides the usual). Now, for a ...

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Friday, before the start of the week-end I received the @frameworkcomputer #framework12 laptops for my parents.
They will be installed with #Linux of course.

As they won’t be delivered before some time, I ’m playing a bit with them. One have been installed with #fedora #silverblue, the other one with #aeondesktop.

So far I like what I’ve seen with the #gnome desktop:
* When the screen is rotated, the keyboard is disabled.
* When in tablet mode, the screen orientation follow the device orientation.
* The power draw in sleep mode looks ok.
* BIOS/UEFI update are supported with #lvfs.

But I also have some issues:
* The virtual keyboard in tablet mode, is only in qwerty, even if the system is configured with another layout.
* When the virtual keyboard appears, some windows content is not moved above the keyboard, which might make it difficult to see what one is typing.
* On the Aeon install I had to `sdbootutil --ask-pin update-predictions` after installation to have the #tpm2 unlock working.

#computing #framework

@gauteweb, #fwupd og #LVFS er gull. Nesten rart du ikke har oppdaget slikt før nå, for det har vært inne i de fleste distroer lenge 🤓

@hughsie fortjener minst et lastebillass med kudos. 🤗 (@hughsie deserves at least a truckload of kudos.)

https://fwupd.org/

LVFS: Home

Framework Computer Now Sponsoring LVFS / Fwupd Development

With the Linux Vendor Firmware Service serving more than 135 million downloads for Linux users updating their system and device firmware, LVFS has been working to get more hardware vendors to contribute either engineering resources or directly contributing annual dues as sponsors

This talk presents the current state and future roadmap of #fwupd and #LVFS projects, focusing on technical challenges and opportunities for smaller open-source firmware distributions like Dasharo.
Key points include:
* Recent advancements in firmware update infrastructure
* Upcoming upstream #UEFI Capsule Update support for coreboot and #EDKII
* Call to action in areas where community input, feedback, and funding can influence project direction

RE: https://infosec.exchange/@joshbressers/115565633384087459

Recording this with Josh was a huge amount of fun -- and it was really nice to look back on 10 years+ of #fwupd and the #LVFS. Feedback welcome!

PSA: The #LVFS is now signing with the old GPG and *two* new PKCS#7 keys:

* A new fwupd.org MLDSA-87 PKCS#7 certificate which is signed by a new LVFS 2025 PQ (Post-Quantum) CA.

* A new fwupd.org RSA-2048 PKCS#7 certificate which is signed by the existing LVFS 2017 CA. This was going to expire anyway in 2028-01-16, but it seemed a good idea to reissue it considering we needed to upload a new PQ cert anyway.

#Firmware de @gnome te permite ahora (o yo me acabo de enterar) subir los dispositivos detectados, pero sin firmware subido a #LVFS.

Animarse a subirlo. Que sirva, esperemos, de presión. O algo, je je.