We found 6 episodes of Linux Headlines with the tag “32-bit”.
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2020-07-01
July 1st, 2020 | 2 mins 49 secs
32-bit, a cloud guru, amazon, amazon web services, antirez, arcmenu, aws, azure, benevolent dictator for life, couchbase, daily linux podcast, database, db, end of life, esr, extended support release, extension, firefox, gnome, gnome shell, google, google cloud platform, governance model, kubernetes, leadership, linux academy, linux headlines, managed service, manjaro, manjaro32, microsoft, mozilla, protections dashboard, redis, redislabs, salvatore sanfilippo, xfce
Mozilla's Firefox 78 rollout is not going smoothly, antirez steps down as the Redis Labs leader, Couchbase debuts a new managed service, the ArcMenu GNOME extension introduces new features, and manjaro32 closes its doors.
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2020-05-08
May 8th, 2020 | 2 mins 43 secs
32-bit, a cloud guru, amazon, amazon assistant, apache cassandra, c++, cryptocurrency, daily linux podcast, database, decentralization, dynamodb, extensions, firefox, firefox 76, freerdp, gcc, gcc 10.1, gnu, linux academy, linux headlines, mozilla, nosql, nvidia, open source, remote desktop, scylla, scylladb, sec, static analysis, telegram, ton, windows
Mozilla halts the rollout of Firefox 76 after several prominent bugs are discovered, the GNU project unveils GCC 10.1 with the long-awaited inclusion of static analysis tooling, Telegram's TON troubles continue with a new offer to backers in lieu of repayment, and ScyllaDB 4.0 arrives with better Kubernetes support and a DynamoDB compatible API.
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2020-03-30
March 30th, 2020 | 2 mins 49 secs
2038, 32-bit, 5.6, a cloud guru, appeal, apple, audio, bruce perens, conversion software, daily linux podcast, defamation, docker, fre:ac, github, gitlab, grsecurity, ieee, ieee sa open, institute of electrical and electronics engineers, kernel, kernelnewbies, kubernetes, lawsuit, linus torvalds, linux academy, linux headlines, linux kernel, lossless, mainline, mattermost, open source security, opus, ripper, speex, standards association, tunnel, vpn, wireguard
Linux Kernel 5.6 is out with WireGuard support, fre:ac significantly expands its feature set with its 1.1 release, Bruce Perens' legal battle finally comes to an end, and the IEEE launches a collaborative development platform.
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2020-03-20
March 20th, 2020 | 2 mins 59 secs
32-bit, 64-bit, a cloud guru, blockchain, bug, cansecwest, conference, coronavirus, covid-19, ctf, daily linux podcast, debian, disease, embedded development, ethereum, folding@home, google, input validation, intel, linux academy, linux headlines, linux mint, lmde, macos, manfred paul, microcontroller, nvidia, pigweed, privilege escalation, protein, pwn2own, redrocket, research, science, security, trend micro, ubuntu, vancouver, virtualbox, vmware, vulnerability, windows, zero day initiative
Linux Mint Debian Edition version 4 is out, Google releases tools for embedded developers, a socially isolated Pwn2Own still manages to hack multiple targets, and GPU owners from around the world pitch in to fight the novel coronavirus.
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2019-10-29
October 29th, 2019 | 2 mins 53 secs
32-bit, 32-bit packages, coreos, daily linux podcast, dbus, debian, fedora, fedora 31, fedora coreos, fedora iot, firefox, firefox 70, firefox bug, freedesktop.org, gnome, keepass, keepassx, keepassxc, libsecret, linux academy, linux headlines, local storage, local storage bug, mozilla, oin, open invention network, password manager, patent troll, python, python 2, rothschild patent imaging, silberblue, yubikey
Fedora 31 finally arrives, a bug pops up in Firefox 70, and the Open Invention Network joins GNOME's patent fight.
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2019-10-18
October 18th, 2019 | 2 mins 56 secs
2013, 32-bit, 50, 50 years, android, anniversery, bell, bell labs, beta, brian kernighan, bsd, bug, bugs, c, c++, cedalo, container, crash, daily linux podcast, deprecation, docker, doug mcilroy, eclipse, exploit, fedora, fedora 31, fifty, fifty years, github, google, kernel, linux, linux academy, linux headlines, livestream, long term support, lts, macos, ndk, oci, open source, open-source, public license, raspberry pi, release, release date, sdk, security, software, streamsheets, unix, vulnerability, wi-fi, wifi, windows
Researchers discover a kernel bug that can crash Linux devices, Fedora 31's release date slips, Cedalo opens up its Streamsheets code, Google announces the Android NDK 21 beta, and Unix turns 50.