Alexander Goeres 𒀯Nov 20
ich bin jetzt doch ein wenig verblüfft. sollte ich eigentlich nicht sein, schließlich bin ich voll der auskenner, aber trotzdem ...

mangels moderner software-versionen musste ich mein gut funktionierendes ubuntu 22.04 auf 24.04 upgraden. openconnect 9+  wurde benötigt. ich klicke also auf den button in der seitenleiste, der mich schon seit einiger zeit beim einloggen anbrüllt "UPDATEN UPDATEN!", und fange das update an.

und knapp 30 minuten später ist das update fertig. 2 anfragen wg händisch angepasster config-dateien gabs, aber das wars. ich kontrolliere jetzt schon seit ner halben stunde den rechner auf eventuelle fallstricke, aber finde keine.

so was ist natürlich zu erwarten, aber die erfahrung lehrt natürlich auch anderes. deswegen bin ich eben ein bißchen verblüfft. ich hab noch nicht mal meine tasse kaffe in ruhe austrinken können (nicht wg problemen wie sonst, sondern wg zu schnell).

#computer #linux #ubuntu #ubuntu22.04 #ubuntu24.04
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Alexander Goeres 𒀯Nov 20
ich bin jetzt doch ein wenig verblüfft. sollte ich eigentlich nicht sein, schließlich bin ich voll der auskenner, aber trotzdem ...

mangels moderner software-versionen musste ich mein gut funktionierendes ubuntu 22.04 auf 24.04 upgraden. openconnect 9+  wurde benötigt. ich klicke also auf den button in der seitenleiste, der mich schon seit einiger zeit beim einloggen anbrüllt "UPDATEN UPDATEN!", und fange das update an.

und knapp 30 minuten später ist das update fertig. 2 anfragen wg händisch angepasster config-dateien gabs, aber das wars. ich kontrolliere jetzt schon seit ner halben stunde den rechner auf eventuelle fallstricke, aber finde keine.

so was ist natürlich zu erwarten, aber die erfahrung lehrt natürlich auch anderes. deswegen bin ich eben ein bißchen verblüfft. ich hab noch nicht mal meine tasse kaffe in ruhe austrinken können (nicht wg problemen wie sonst, sondern wg zu schnell).

#computer #linux #ubuntu #ubuntu22.04 #ubuntu24.04
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AptiviSep 2, 2025

Ubuntu 22.04 LTS will no longer ship OpenJDK 19

Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Jammy Jellyfish was shipped with OpenJDK 19 as one of the supported Java open-source JDK toolkit. However, what was recently planned today has drawn our attention, and we felt the need to warn users using OpenJDK 19 on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS.

By October 2025, OpenJDK 19, which was EOL on March 23rd, 2023, will no longer be available on the official repositories for the Jammy Jellyfish release. This means that you will no longer be able to download and install OpenJDK 19. Any Java application should work fine with either OpenJDK 17 or 21, unless issues crop up.

You can take a look at this announcement for more information regarding the OpenJDK 19 sunset on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS.

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#2204 #2204LTS #Jammy #JammyJellyfish #Java #news #OpenJDK #OpenJDK19 #Tech #Technology #Ubuntu #Ubuntu2204 #Ubuntu2204LTS #update

HabrApr 9, 2025

Мой идеальный Ubuntu: настройка системы под свои нужды

Настройка Ubuntu под индивидуальные задачи — это создание собственного уюта. В этой статье я поделюсь своим опытом кастомизации системы.

https://habr.com/ru/companies/aquarius/articles/899068/

#ubuntu #ubuntu2204 #ubuntupro #extensions #extension #настройка #графические_оболочки #linux #linux_desktop #операционные_системы

Мой идеальный Ubuntu: настройка системы под свои нужды

Настройка Ubuntu под индивидуальные задачи — это создание собственного уюта. В этой статье я поделюсь своим опытом кастомизации системы. Возможно, эти наработки помогут вам сэкономить время и избежать...

Хабр
Jonathan HartleyFeb 6, 2025
People joke about installing Python environments (https://xkcd.com/1987/), but I'm looking at #Typescript and... am I misunderstanding, but `sudo apt install npm` (on #Ubuntu2204) gives me a #node version (12.22) that isn't compatible with installing the typescript package (EBADENGINE required: node >=14.17). So I should install latest node using #nvm, which installs via curl of a script which git clones its own repo to my ~/.npm, does this sounds right so far? #newb #seekingAdvice
Python Environment

xkcd
Max ResingOct 11, 2024

CVE-2024-9680 allows for code execution in the Firefox browser. It is highly recommended to update the #Firefox #Browser. However, #Ubuntu claims that their latest two versions 22.04 and 24.04 are not affected by the vulnerability.

For #Thunderbird, only the latest Ubuntu version is secure - version 24.04.

No statement on their latest release 24.10.

Edit: Context in comment. Apparently the firefox package is empty in 22.04 and later. Thus, the vulnerability is not present.

#Ubuntu #Linux #CVE #infosec #ubuntu2410 #ubuntu2404 #ubuntu2204

CVE-2024-9680 | Ubuntu

Ubuntu is an open source software operating system that runs from the desktop, to the cloud, to all your internet connected things.

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Fossery Tech  Sep 1, 2024

This week's Linux and FOSS news:

LINUX NEWS

Linux got 33 on August 25, this was the day, when Linus Torvalds announced the project, had no idea, how big his simple hobby project will become:
https://9to5linux.com/happy-33rd-birthday-linux
(A bit late, but happy birthday, Linux!)
(POV Linus drinking champagne and shouting: "NVIDIA, fuck you!" lol)

PipeWire 1.2.3 released with FFADO driver, sample rate and buffer size improvements etc.:
https://alternativeto.net/news/2024/8/pipewire-1-2-3-update-enhancements-in-ffado-driver-sample-rate-handling-and-bug-fixes/

Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS released with OEM install support, easier upgrade process from 22.04, Linux kernel 6.8:
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2024/08/ubuntu-24-04-1-available-to-download
22.04 got delayed to September 12:
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2024/08/final-ubuntu-22-04-point-release-delayed
(Wonder, what's up with Canonical, delaying multiple updates in a row. Their huge business is dying? (Probably false hopes lol))

RhinoLinux 2024.2 released, Setup Wizard lets to choose a few additional software (Nix package manager, Docker, Podman, Flatseal, Distrobox, Apptainer, VirtualBox, QEMU, Redshift), Unicorn desktop got a new theme:
https://rhinolinux.org/news-15.html

4MLinux 46 released with new preinstalled programs, integrated 4MServer, Linux kernel 6.6 LTS, Mesa 24.0.4, support for RAW image format and Amiga, Commodore audio formats etc.:
https://9to5linux.com/4mlinux-46-mini-linux-distro-released-with-new-apps-integrated-lamp-server

Debian 12.7 and 11.11 released with various security fixes, bug fixes, updated packages:
https://9to5linux.com/debian-12-7-bookworm-released-with-55-security-updates-and-51-bug-fixes

(FOSS news in reply)

#WeeklyNews #FOSS #OpenSource #Linux #Linux33 #LinuxBirthday #PipeWire #Ubuntu #Ubuntu2404 #Ubuntu2204 #RhinoLinux #4MLinux #Debian #Debian12 #Debian11 #LinuxDesktop #DesktopLinux #LinuxDistro #LinuxDistribution #DistroRelease #FosseryTech

Happy 33rd Birthday, Linux! - 9to5Linux

Today is Linux’s 33rd birthday so join me in wishing Linux many more awesome years to come and to celebrate its amazing journey.

9to5Linux
JaneApr 29, 2024

for anyone upgrading ubuntu server, you might also encounter this strange docker bug where it deletes the docker0 interface, fix it with

sudo apt remove netscript-2.4
sudo systemctl restart docker

https://stackoverflow.com/a/68630232

#docker #ubuntu #ubuntuserver #Ubuntu2004 #Ubuntu2204 #Ubuntu2404

Docker's `docker0` device dies repeatedly (`inet addr` disappears)

I'm running Docker version 1.4.1, build 5bc2ff8 on Ubuntu 14.04. When I docker run any container, after a few minutes my docker0 bridge "dies", and the container stops being able to reach the netwo...

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bittinApr 22, 2024
Security patching this on @linuxmint machines at work and listening to @LateNightLinux and patched #Ubuntu #UbuntuLTS #Ubuntu2004 #Ubuntu2004LTS #Ubuntu2204 #Ubuntu2204LTS earlier and did listen to Säkerhetspodcasten #security #säkerhet #sakpodcasten before its time for lunch and to relax rest of the afternoon
guy,in,a,hatDec 28, 2023
I discovered some weirdo issues on my #ubuntu2204 where running #syncthing for a few minutes the #swap would go past it's 2gb limit. So I changed the amount of swap to 8gb. But then the computer would eventually freeze and immediately restart. I don't understand why. Anyhoo, I figured I could run syncthing as a #docker. Interestingly I was able to just run it on the same data folder. That was such a cool thing. I just mapped the folders on the docker-compose.yml and it worked.