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Learn how to use Updo, a free and open-source CLI tool, to monitor website uptime, track response times, check SSL expiry, and get real-time alerts. Simple setup for blogs, APIs, and production systems.

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In the series I’m going to explore the GPU capabilities of the machine covering AI and gaming. Let’s start with deep learning.

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Kdenlive 25.08 open-source video editing software is out with over 300 fixes, smoother UI, better subtitles, and improved rendering.

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Ventoy 1.1.06, an open-source tool for creating a bootable USB drive to load multiple ISO files, adds TrueNAS Scale support, updates XFS, and fixes boot issues.

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Zulip 11.0, an open-source collaboration tool, introduces message reminders, channel folders, a new mobile app, and more.

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Firefox 142 introduces support for a flexible exception list in the Enhanced Tracking Protection (ETP) Strict mode, which should fix broken site features caused by tracker blocking. Exceptions are split into baseline (core functionality) and convenience (extra features), so you can opt for improved site compatibility without compromising key privacy protections.

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This week was relatively slow in terms of releases and news, as most developers are taking a well-deserved break during the summer holidays. But we still got a major NVIDIA graphics driver release, a major KDE Gear release for fans of KDE apps, as well as a major VirtualBox release for all your virtualization needs.

On top of that, we got new GNOME updates, a major SparkyLinux release, and a new Grml release for system administrators. Below, you can check out this week’s hottest news and access all the distro and package downloads released this past week in the 9to5Linux weekly roundup for August 17th, 2025.

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Catch up on the latest Linux news: Sparky 8.0, VirtualBox 7.2, Syncthing 2.0, NVIDIA Driver 580, CachyOS topped DistroWatch’s rankings, Plasma 6.5 takes shape, and more.

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Shotcut 25.08 video editor update resolves issues from 25.07, fixing Gain/Volume filters, crashes, and adding BT.2020 color space support.

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Learn how to use Debian’s extrepo command to easily add, search, and manage external APT repositories without manual configuration.

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A serial terminal is software that allows communication with devices through a serial port, often used for debugging embedded systems and interacting with hardware like microcontrollers.

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Hashing is the process of passing data through a formula that produces a condensed fixed-value representation, called a hash value.

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Based on the recently released Debian 13 “Trixie” operating system series and powered by the long-term supported Linux 6.12 LTS kernel series, Grml 2025.08 provides users with fresh software packages, up-to-date hardware support, and fixes for known bugs from previous Grml releases.

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Buttercup is a free, automated, AI-powered platform that finds and fixes vulnerabilities in open-source software. Developed by Trail of Bits, it recently earned second place in DARPA’s AI Cyber Challenge (AIxCC). Buttercup is made up of four main components, each playing a different role in finding and fixing vulnerabilities.

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This malware will still foul you up; it just doesn’t want anyone messing with your servers while it’s using you.

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Fooyin 0.9 open-source music player is out with support for artwork downloads, synced lyrics, autoplaylists, and numerous bug fixes.

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FreshRSS 1.27 self-hosted RSS feed aggregator adds stronger security, category search, custom favicons, and PHP 8.5 support.

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Arch’s AUR has been busy battling DDoS attacks and malware. Trouble’s not over—and it’s anybody’s guess what’s next… if anything.

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For this article in the series, I’m looking at the power consumption of the ASRock Industrial NUC BOX-255H. I’ll see how the the computer compares to a couple of other mini PCs and a couple of desktop processors.

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TrueNAS 25.10 “Goldeye” open-source NAS is on the way, bringing Terabit networking, cloud-driven setup, and new virtualization features.

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