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- 1Fedora Linux 45 Released With Updated Kernel and Installer●Fedora # Linux 45 released today - announcement by @ fedora - F45 is the scheduled 6-month release of Fedora, including
The Fedora Project has released Fedora Linux 45, the distribution's scheduled six-monthly update. The release brings a refreshed kernel, new installer features and an updated toolchain and subsystems. Fedora Linux serves as the open-source upstream for RPM-based enterprise Linux distributions, so the update will shape future enterprise releases. Linux users are discussing the new features and what the changes mean for downstream distributions.
- 2Fedora Linux 45 tightens RPM signing and moves repo files●Fedora Linux 45 rejects unsigned RPMs, moves repo files to /usr, swaps the text console and retires two VPN plugins. Her
Fedora Linux 45 introduces several breaking changes for upgraders: the system now rejects unsigned RPM packages, repository configuration files move to /usr, the traditional text console is swapped for a new implementation, and two VPN plugins are retired. Coverage is advising users on what to verify before and after upgrading to avoid package installation and configuration issues.
- 3Kestrel 0.9.40 file manager brings instant whole-disk search●🚀 Kestrel 0.9.40 is out! Instant whole-disk search, built into a GTK4/libadwaita file manager for GNOME. Everything-styl
A new release of Kestrel, a GTK4/libadwaita file manager for GNOME, adds instant whole-disk search inspired by the Windows tool Everything, using live fanotify monitoring. Version 0.9.40 also introduces a refreshed look, a new typeface, and plainer status text, with packages available as .rpm and .deb downloads.
- 4Fedora Linux 45 released with Stratis installer support●Fedora Linux 45 is released. The big change is Stratis support in the Anaconda installer. Also new: • GNOME 51 on Workst
The Fedora Project has released Fedora Linux 45. The headline change is Stratis storage support in the Anaconda installer. The release also brings GNOME 51 on the Workstation edition, Plasma 6.8 on the KDE spin, kmscon replacing fbcon on the first six virtual consoles, RPM rejecting unsigned packages by default, and tightened ptrace restrictions for unprivileged users. Linux users are discussing the security hardening and desktop updates.
- 5Audacious Automotive fits high-revving V8 into a rebuilt Audi Quattro●El Audacious IV mete un V8 de 10.000 vueltas en un Quattro https:// espirituracer.com/reportajes/e l-audacious-iv-mete-u
Spanish automotive outlet Espiritu Racer reports on the Audacious IV, a restomod project by Audacious Automotive that installs a naturally aspirated V8 capable of revving to around 10,000 rpm into a classic Audi Quattro body. The build blends retro Audi styling with modern high-performance engineering, and it is drawing attention among car enthusiasts interested in restomods and tuning.
- 6Neşet Ertaş's classic folk song Zahidem shared on vinyl●Neşet Ertaş - Zahidem, "A", 45'lik (FLAC) # plaklarım # NeşetErtaş # TürkHalkMüziği # TurkishTraditionalMusic # TurkishF
A social media user shared the classic Turkish folk song Zahidem by the late ashik and poet Neşet Ertaş, from a 45 rpm vinyl record in FLAC format, tagging it as part of a personal vinyl collection series celebrating Turkish traditional folk music. Ertaş remains one of the most revered figures in Turkish folk music, and posts about his recordings regularly draw attention from admirers.
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RPM International, the specialty coatings and sealants maker, will hold an Investor Day on November 9. The event will give analysts and shareholders a look at the company's strategy, financial targets and outlook across its construction and consumer product segments. Industry outlets have picked up the announcement as investors await updates from the Ohio-based company, whose brands include Rust-Oleum and Tremco.
- 8FitLab, Parent of Assault Fitness and RPM Training, Files for Bankruptcy▼FitLab, Parent Company of Assault Fitness and RPM Training, Files for Bankruptcy
FitLab, the parent company behind fitness equipment brands Assault Fitness and RPM Training, has filed for bankruptcy. The filing puts the future of the two brands, known in the functional fitness community for products like the Assault Bike and jump ropes, into question, including ongoing warranties, orders and support for customers and gyms that rely on their equipment.