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LWN.net Weekly Edition Archives
Here is a simple (for now) archive listing for the LWN.net Weekly
Edition. Note that this archive begins on June 6, 2002; please
see the old site archives
for editions prior to that date.
See also: separate index pages for:
LWN.net Weekly Edition for September 19, 2013
(One big page)
- Front: LinuxCon special: Steam on Linux, Asteroid mining, WebKit and Blink
- Security: The post-PRISM internet; New vulnerabilities in kernel, libzypp, mediawiki, mozilla, ...
- Kernel: The 3.12 merge window closes; Random number generation; Copy offload with splice().
- Distributions: Rethinking the guest operating system; Slackware, ...
- Development: edX welcomes Google; Qt WebEngine; Firefox 24; Calendar and contact data in the smartphone era; ...
- Announcements: CyanogenMod Inc., IBM invests in Linux, CloudOn joins TDF, ...
LWN.net Weekly Edition for September 12, 2013
( One big page)
- Front: Toward healthy paranoia; Intel and XMir.
- Security: Using vulnerabilities instead of new laws; New vulnerabilities in django, gdm, kernel, subversion, ...
- Kernel: 3.12 merge window, part 2; Security bug handling; BSD-style securelevel.
- Distributions: Debian gets dgit; LFS, ...
- Development: Birdfont; PostgreSQL 9.3.0; Slony 2.2.0; Patchfield audio server; ...
- Announcements: FSF on iPhone, Defective By Design FAQ, fostering collaboration, ...
LWN.net Weekly Edition for September 6, 2013
( One big page)
- Front: Firefox OS on the ZTE Open; The Linux Foundation ventures in a new direction; Mailpile targets webmail
- Security: Blocking DPI with Dust; New vulnerabilities in asterisk, foreman, imagemagick, mysql, ...
- Kernel: 3.12 merge window; Lockrefs; Integrating the ION memory allocator.
- Distributions: Fedora mining for COPR; GNU Linux-libre 3.11, RebeccaBlackOS, ...
- Development: Ubuntu's Click app format; Cassandra 2.0; MediaGoblin 0.5; the ALERT Project concludes; ...
- Announcements: SUSE's LibreOffice team moves to Collabora, Microsoft plus Nokia, Thoughts on the CC Summit, ...
LWN.net Weekly Edition for August 29, 2013
( One big page)
- Front: Adobe's open source font experience; Chromatic fonts; Calibre 1.0.
- Security: Binary "diversity"; New vulnerabilities in chromium, glibc, kernel, wireshark, ...
- Kernel: flink() flunks; TSO sizing and the FQ scheduler; Device namespaces; Cramming more into struct page.
- Distributions: Debian LTS?; NetBSD, openSUSE, OSTree, Ubuntu, ...
- Development: An updated K-9 Mail; Upstart 1.10; PHP's evolution; GNOME 3.10 sighting; ...
- Announcements: Biotech Startups Join Linux Foundation, Ubuntu Edge, Ada Initiative, ...
LWN.net Weekly Edition for August 22, 2013
( One big page)
- Front: SourceForge and adware installers; Scribus 1.4.3.
- Security: Security software verifiability; New vulnerabilities in kernel, libtiff, puppet, putty, ...
- Kernel: Deferring mtime and ctime updates; Some numbers from the 3.11 development cycle; The return of nftables.
- Distributions: Ubuntu introduces phased updates; Elementary OS releases "Luna"; GNU Radio Live DVD, Fedora, ...
- Development: CyanogenMod Account; QEMU 1.6; Laidout Folder for the web; Callbacks as our generation's GOTO; ...
- Announcements: Groklaw shutting down, events.
LWN.net Weekly Edition for August 15, 2013
( One big page)
- Front: GTK++, stability, and the uncluttered future; The seven deadly sins of software deployment.
- Security: Prompt-free security for GNOME; New vulnerabilities in phpMyAdmin, putty, strongswan, vlc, ...
- Kernel: Pondering 2038; KPortReserve and the multi-LSM problem; Optimizing preemption.
- Distributions: Of rings and things; Elementary OS, Debian, Fedora, ...
- Development: GNOME usability research; glibc 2.18; Plasma 4.11; a dither; ...
- Announcements: Conference videos, GitHub, events.
LWN.net Weekly Edition for August 8, 2013
( One big page)
- Front: New GNOME components; Apps for GNOME desktops; Tor and browser vulnerabilities.
- Security: Subverting HTTPS with BREACH; New vulnerabilities in chromium, gksu-polkit, mozilla, samba, ...
- Kernel: A survey of memory management patches; Unreviewed code in 3.11.
- Distributions: Changes brewing for openSUSE?; Jean-Baptiste Quéru quits AOSP, ...
- Development: High-resolution displays in GNOME; Calligra 2.7; Bison 3.0; Firefox 23; ...
- Announcements: News from FSF and FSFE; events.
LWN.net Weekly Edition for August 1, 2013
( One big page)
- Front: Fairphone; Non-profits, foundations, and umbrella organizations; Sailfish OS, Qt, and open source.
- Security: Mozilla PiCL; New vulnerabilities in bind9, gnupg, java, mysql, ...
- Kernel: I/O Hook; Transparent decompression for ext4; Device trees as ABI.
- Distributions: Fedora keeps sendmail — for now; Fedora, RHEL, ...
- Development: Guix brings GNU packages to you; LibreOffice 4.1; Lua turns 20; CyanogenMod's Focal app; ...
- Announcements: Trolling Effects; the Replicant project; videos from the GNU Tools Cauldron; reports from Ada Initiative, FSFE, and MIT, ...
LWN.net Weekly Edition for July 25, 2013
( One big page)
- Front: Speech recognition; Fundraising; Magic Lantern.
- Security: CyanogenMod's incognito mode; New vulnerabilities in chromium, kernel, mysql, qemu-kvm, ...
- Kernel: Device tree troubles; The exfiltrated exFAT driver; What's missing from our changelogs.
- Distributions: A look at Mer; Android, CyanogenMod, ...
- Development: Kolab 3.1; Razor and LXDE-Qt merge; The Virgil 3D virtual GPU for qemu; ...
- Announcements: The H is shutting down, HeliOS Project fundraising drive, Ubuntu Edge, ...
LWN.net Weekly Edition for July 18, 2013
( One big page)
- Front: Plasma 2; Why was this package updated?; QUIC.
- Security: NSA surveillance and "foreigners"; New vulnerabilities in apache, libxml2, libzrtpcpp, php, ...
- Kernel: The 3.11 merge window closes; Some stable tree grumbles; On kernel mailing list behavior.
- Distributions: Fedora wrestles with ARM as a primary architecture; Fedora, RebeccaBlackOS, Slackware, ...
- Development: Mock objects in C; Wayland and Weston 1.2; Why mobile web apps are slow; GitHub's license chooser; ...
- Announcements: Videos from Linaro Connect, FSF joins EFF against NSA, ...
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