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Recent News

• Development | Q&A | Zotac Gaming ZONE
• Development | Q&A | OrangePi Neo-01
• Manjaro 25.0 Zetar released
• Manjaro Summit public Alpha now available
• As of Linux 6.14.11, the 6.14 series is now EOL (End Of Life). Please install 6.15 stable and/or 6.12 LTS (Long Term Support).

Valkey to replace Redis in the [extra] Repository (click for more details) Previous News Finding information easier about Manjaro (click for more details) Notable Package Updates

• Some Kernels got updated
  • linux614 got dropped from the repos
• Mesa 25.1.4
• Steam 1.0.0.83
• OpenGamepadUI 0.40.0
• Powerstation 0.6.1
• Inputplumber 0.58.7
• ZFS 2.3.3

Additional Info Python 3.13 info (click for more details) Info about AUR packages (click for more details)

Get our latest daily developer images now from Github: Plasma, GNOME, XFCE. You can get the latest stable releases of Manjaro from CDN77.

Our current supported kernels

• linux54 5.4.295
• linux510 5.10.237
• linux515 5.15.185
• linux61 6.1.141
• linux66 6.6.93
• linux612 6.12.33
• linux615 6.15.2
• linux616 6.16.0-rc2
• linux61-rt 6.1.134_rt51
• linux66-rt 6.6.87_rt54
• linux612-rt 6.12.28_rt10
• linux613-rt 6.13_rt5
• linux614-rt 6.14.0_rt3
• linux615-rt 6.15.0_rt2

Package Changes (Fri Jun 20 09:13:26 CEST 2025)

• testing core x86_64: 13 new and 15 removed package(s)
• testing extra x86_64: 140 new and 152 removed package(s)
• testing multilib x86_64: 13 new and 13 removed package(s)

:: Different overlay package(s) in repository core x86_64 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PACKAGE 20250619 20250620 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- linux-headers-meta 6.14-1 6.15-1 linux-meta 6.14-1 6.15-1 linux61-rt 6.1.134_rt51-2 6.1.141_rt52-1 linux61-rt-headers 6.1.134_rt51-2 6.1.141_rt52-1 linux612 6.12.33-1 6.12.34-1 linux612-headers 6.12.33-1 6.12.34-1 linux614 6.14.11-1 - linux614-headers 6.14.11-1 - linux615 6.15.2-2 6.15.3-1 linux615-headers 6.15.2-2 6.15.3-1 linux66 6.6.93-1 6.6.94-1 linux66-headers 6.6.93-1 6.6.94-1 linux66-rt 6.6.87_rt54-2 6.6.93_rt55-1 linux66-rt-headers 6.6.87_rt54-2 6.6.93_rt55-1 :: Different sync package(s) in repository core x86_64 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PACKAGE 20250619 20250620 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- libnghttp2 1.65.0-1 1.66.0-1 :: Different overlay package(s) in repository extra x86_64 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PACKAGE 20250619 20250620 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- inputplumber-git 0.58.6.r1.g6927752-1 0.58.7.r0.g33fb129-1 linux-acpi_call-meta 6.14-1 6.15-1 linux-bbswitch-meta 6.14-1 6.15-1 linux-broadcom-wl-meta 6.14-1 6.15-1 linux-nvidia-390xx-meta 6.14-1 6.15-1 linux-nvidia-470xx-meta 6.14-1 6.15-1 linux-nvidia-meta 6.14-1 6.15-1 linux-nvidia-open-meta 6.14-1 6.15-1 linux-r8168-meta 6.14-1 6.15-1 linux-rtl8723bu-meta 6.14-1 6.15-1 linux-tp_smapi-meta 6.14-1 6.15-1 linux-vhba-module-meta 6.14-1 6.15-1 linux-virtualbox-host-modules-meta 6.14-1 6.15-1 linux-zfs-meta 6.14-1 6.15-1 linux510-zfs 2.3.2-1 2.3.3-1 linux515-zfs 2.3.2-5 2.3.3-1 linux54-zfs 2.3.2-2 2.3.3-1 linux61-rt-acpi_call 1.2.2-45 1.2.2-46 linux61-rt-bbswitch 0.8-44 0.8-45 linux61-rt-broadcom-wl 6.30.223.271-44 6.30.223.271-45 linux61-rt-nvidia-390xx 390.157-44 390.157-45 linux61-rt-nvidia-470xx 470.256.02-23 470.256.02-24 linux61-rt-nvidia 575.64-1 575.64-2 linux61-rt-nvidia-open 575.64-1 575.64-2 linux61-rt-r8168 8.055.00-6 8.055.00-7 linux61-rt-rtl8723bu 20240303-27 20240303-28 linux61-rt-tp_smapi 0.44-38 0.44-39 linux61-rt-vhba-module 20250329-3 20250329-4 linux61-rt-virtualbox-host-modules 7.1.10-1 7.1.10-2 linux61-zfs 2.3.2-6 2.3.3-1 linux612-acpi_call 1.2.2-56 1.2.2-57 linux612-bbswitch 0.8-54 0.8-55 linux612-broadcom-wl 6.30.223.271-55 6.30.223.271-56 linux612-nvidia-390xx 390.157-56 390.157-57 linux612-nvidia-470xx 470.256.02-56 470.256.02-57 linux612-nvidia 575.64-1 575.64-2 linux612-nvidia-open 575.64-1 575.64-2 linux612-r8168 8.055.00-34 8.055.00-35 linux612-rtl8723bu 20240303-55 20240303-56 linux612-tp_smapi 0.44-54 0.44-55 linux612-vhba-module 20250329-17 20250329-18 linux612-virtualbox-host-modules 7.1.10-3 7.1.10-4 linux612-zfs 2.3.2-8 2.3.3-1 linux614-acpi_call 1.2.2-24 - linux614-bbswitch 0.8-24 - linux614-broadcom-wl 6.30.223.271-24 - linux614-nvidia-390xx 390.157-23 - linux614-nvidia-470xx 470.256.02-23 - linux614-nvidia 575.64-1 - linux614-nvidia-open 575.64-1 - linux614-r8168 8.055.00-24 - linux614-rtl8723bu 20240303-24 - linux614-tp_smapi 0.44-24 - linux614-vhba-module 20250329-22 - linux614-virtualbox-host-modules 7.1.10-3 - linux614-zfs 2.3.2-11 - linux615-acpi_call 1.2.2-4 1.2.2-5 linux615-bbswitch 0.8-4 0.8-5 linux615-broadcom-wl 6.30.223.271-3 6.30.223.271-4 linux615-nvidia-390xx 390.157-4 390.157-5 linux615-nvidia-470xx 470.256.02-4 470.256.02-5 linux615-nvidia 575.64-1 575.64-2 linux615-nvidia-open 575.64-1 575.64-2 linux615-r8168 8.055.00-4 8.055.00-5 linux615-rtl8723bu 20240303-3 20240303-4 linux615-tp_smapi 0.44-4 0.44-5 linux615-vhba-module 20250329-4 20250329-5 linux615-virtualbox-host-modules 7.1.10-4 7.1.10-5 linux66-acpi_call 1.2.2-133 1.2.2-134 linux66-bbswitch 0.8-130 0.8-131 linux66-broadcom-wl 6.30.223.271-131 6.30.223.271-132 linux66-nvidia-390xx 390.157-128 390.157-129 linux66-nvidia-470xx 470.256.02-71 470.256.02-72 linux66-nvidia 575.64-1 575.64-2 linux66-nvidia-open 575.64-1 575.64-2 linux66-r8168 8.055.00-22 8.055.00-23 linux66-rt-acpi_call 1.2.2-39 1.2.2-40 linux66-rt-bbswitch 0.8-38 0.8-39 linux66-rt-broadcom-wl 6.30.223.271-39 6.30.223.271-40 linux66-rt-nvidia-390xx 390.157-38 390.157-39 linux66-rt-nvidia-470xx 470.256.02-27 470.256.02-28 linux66-rt-nvidia 575.64-1 575.64-2 linux66-rt-nvidia-open 575.64-1 575.64-2 linux66-rt-r8168 8.055.00-9 8.055.00-10 linux66-rt-rtl8723bu 20240303-31 20240303-32 linux66-rt-tp_smapi 0.44-13 0.44-14 linux66-rt-vhba-module 20250329-3 20250329-4 linux66-rt-virtualbox-host-modules 7.1.10-1 7.1.10-2 linux66-rtl8723bu 20240303-87 20240303-88 linux66-tp_smapi 0.44-130 0.44-131 linux66-vhba-module 20250329-9 20250329-10 linux66-virtualbox-host-modules 7.1.10-2 7.1.10-3 linux66-zfs 2.3.2-5 2.3.3-1 opengamepadui-git0.39.2.r0.g5109fba7-20.40.0.r0.gb70cf77f-1 powerstation-bin v0.6.0-1 v0.6.1-1 powerstation-git v0.6.0.r0.gb5981fd-1 v0.6.1.r0.gb1928ba-1 zfs-dkms 2.3.2-1 2.3.3-1 zfs-utils 2.3.2-1 2.3.3-1 linux615-zfs - 2.3.3-1 :: Different sync package(s) in repository extra x86_64 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PACKAGE 20250619 20250620 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- abseil-cpp 20250512.0-1 20250512.1-1 docker-buildx 0.24.0-1 0.25.0-1 freetds 1.5.2-1 1.5.3-1 fwupd 2.0.11-2 2.0.12-1 fwupd-docs 2.0.11-2 2.0.12-1 giac 2.0.0.3-1 2.0.0.4-1 glab 1.60.1-1 1.60.2-1 gopls 0.19.0-1 0.19.1-1 inputplumber 0.58.6-1 0.58.7-1 kube-linter 0.7.3-1 0.7.4-1 libblastrampoline 5.13.0-1 5.13.1-1 libzypp 17.37.5-1 17.37.6-1 libzypp-docs 17.37.5-1 17.37.6-1 mesa 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 mesa-docs 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 mkinitcpio-utils 0.0.4-2 0.0.5-1 nccl 2.27.3-1 2.27.5-1 opencl-mesa 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 orca 48.2-1 48.3-1 osbuild 151-1 152-1 osv-scanner 2.0.2-1 2.0.3-1 oxc-language-server 1.1.0-1 1.2.0-1 oxlint 1.1.0-1 1.2.0-1 proton-vpn-gtk-app 4.9.6-1 4.9.7-1 protonmail-bridge 3.20.0-3 3.21.1-1 protonmail-bridge-core 3.20.0-3 3.21.1-1 python-cattrs 25.1.1-1 25.1.1-2 python-fakeredis 2.30.0-1 2.30.1-1 python-proton-vpn-api-core 0.42.4-1 0.42.5-1 python-pytorch 2.7.1-2 2.7.1-3 python-pytorch-cuda 2.7.1-2 2.7.1-3 python-pytorch-opt 2.7.1-2 2.7.1-3 python-pytorch-opt-cuda 2.7.1-2 2.7.1-3 python-pytorch-opt-rocm 2.7.1-2 2.7.1-3 python-pytorch-rocm 2.7.1-2 2.7.1-3 rclone 1.70.0-1 1.70.1-1 reaper 7.39-1 7.40-1 release-plz 0.3.135-1 0.3.136-1 ruby-iconv 1.1.0-3 1.1.0-4 ruby-mail 2.8.1-5 2.8.1-7 ruby-mime-types-data 3.2025.0603-1 3.2025.0617-1 ruby-rbtree 0.4.6-6 0.4.6-7 ruby-rdiscount 2.2.7.3-6 2.2.7.3-7 vulkan-dzn 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 vulkan-gfxstream 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 vulkan-intel 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 vulkan-mesa-layers 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 vulkan-nouveau 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 vulkan-radeon 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 vulkan-swrast 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 vulkan-virtio 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 wasmer 6.0.0-1 6.0.1-1 zed 0.191.5-1 0.191.6-1 zypper 1.14.90-1 1.14.91-1 :: Different overlay package(s) in repository multilib x86_64 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PACKAGE 20250619 20250620 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- steam 1.0.0.82-3 1.0.0.83-1 steam-installer 1.0.0.82-3 1.0.0.83-1 :: Different sync package(s) in repository multilib x86_64 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PACKAGE 20250619 20250620 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- lib32-libnghttp2 1.65.0-1 1.66.0-1 lib32-mesa 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 lib32-opencl-mesa 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 lib32-vulkan-dzn 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 lib32-vulkan-gfxstream 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 lib32-vulkan-intel 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 lib32-vulkan-mesa-layers 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 lib32-vulkan-nouveau 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 lib32-vulkan-radeon 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 lib32-vulkan-swrast 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1 lib32-vulkan-virtio 1:25.1.3-3 1:25.1.4-1

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On Plasma 6.4 the wayland session will be the only one installed when the users does not manually specify kwin-x11.

With the recent split of kwin into kwin-wayland and kwin-x11, users running the old X11 session needs to manually install plasma-x11-session, or they will not be able to login. Currently pacman is not able to figure out your personal setup, and it wouldn't be ok to install plasma-x11-session and kwin-x11 for every one using Plasma.

tldr: Install plasma-x11-session if you are still using x11

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Today, I’m going to show you a simple but effective way to automatically block suspicious IPs using a small script

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This week, while in Japan for a sold-out KubeCon + Cloud NativeCon, I had the great privilege of presenting our latest research to an audience of leading Japanese technology companies. As someone who has long admired Japan’s reputation for precision, quality, and innovation, it was especially meaningful to share insights that could help shape the country’s digital future.

Mozilla Fakespot Deep Fake Detector shuts down on June 26 2025. It says it's to save money, but is it a sign Mozilla is moving away from its original ideals?

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by George Whittaker

In the world of Linux distributions, many projects aim to strike a balance between functionality, aesthetics, and security. Few, however, have achieved the level of polish and principled focus that Elementary OS brings to the table. With the release of Elementary OS 8, the developers have doubled down on their vision of an operating system that champions privacy and design simplicity without compromising usability. This article takes a look at how Elementary OS 8 prioritizes these values and why it deserves attention from privacy advocates and design enthusiasts alike.

A Fresh Take on Privacy: Built into the Core

Privacy isn’t just a feature in Elementary OS 8 — it’s a foundational principle. The developers have carefully considered how user data is handled at every level of the system.

AppCenter: A Curated, Privacy-Respecting Store

Unlike many popular app stores that may include proprietary apps with invasive tracking, the AppCenter in Elementary OS 8 focuses on open-source, privacy-friendly applications. Every app available through AppCenter undergoes a review process to ensure it adheres to the platform’s guidelines: no ads, no tracking, and no questionable data collection practices.

What sets AppCenter apart is its pay-what-you-want model, which allows users to support developers directly, eliminating the need for ad-supported or data-harvesting monetization schemes.

Flatpak Sandboxing

Elementary OS 8 ships with first-class Flatpak support, enabling apps to run in isolated sandboxes. This technology ensures that applications can only access the data and hardware resources explicitly granted by the user. For example, a note-taking app installed via Flatpak won’t have access to your microphone, camera, or sensitive directories unless you allow it.

The adoption of Flatpak aligns perfectly with Elementary’s privacy goals, as it provides clear boundaries between apps and the rest of the system.

Zero Telemetry, Transparent Feedback

Elementary OS 8 does not include any hidden telemetry or automatic data collection. Unlike some mainstream operating systems that quietly transmit usage statistics, crash reports, and device identifiers back to central servers, Elementary’s philosophy is that your data belongs to you.

When feedback is requested, such as through the optional Problem Reporting tool, users are clearly informed about what data will be sent and must opt in consciously.

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Hello community, here we have another set of package updates.

Current Promotions

• Find out all about our current Gaming Laptop the Hero with Manjaro pre-installed from Spain!
• Protect your personal data, keep yourself safe with Surfshark VPN: See current promotion

Recent News

• Development | Q&A | Zotac Gaming ZONE
• Development | Q&A | OrangePi Neo-01
• Manjaro 25.0 Zetar released
• Manjaro Summit public Alpha now available
• As of Linux 6.14.11, the 6.14 series is now EOL (End Of Life). Please install 6.15 stable and/or 6.12 LTS (Long Term Support).

Valkey to replace Redis in the [extra] Repository (click for more details) Previous News Finding information easier about Manjaro (click for more details) Notable Package Updates

• KDE Frameworks 6.15.0
• Nvidia 575.64
• fixes to Pamac
• security fixes to Xorg-Server and XWayland
• Wine 10.9 with transition to WOW64

Additional Info Python 3.13 info (click for more details) Info about AUR packages (click for more details)

Get our latest daily developer images now from Github: Plasma, GNOME, XFCE. You can get the latest stable releases of Manjaro from CDN77.

Our current supported kernels

• linux54 5.4.295
• linux510 5.10.237
• linux515 5.15.185
• linux61 6.1.141
• linux66 6.6.93
• linux612 6.12.33
• linux614 6.14.11 [EOL]
• linux615 6.15.2
• linux616 6.16.0-rc2
• linux61-rt 6.1.134_rt51
• linux66-rt 6.6.87_rt54
• linux612-rt 6.12.28_rt10
• linux613-rt 6.13_rt5
• linux614-rt 6.14.0_rt3
• linux615-rt 6.15.0_rt2

Package Changes (Thu Jun 19 09:57:54 CEST 2025)

• testing core x86_64: 12 new and 12 removed package(s)
• testing extra x86_64: 1231 new and 1237 removed package(s)
• testing multilib x86_64: 5 new and 7 removed package(s)

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The newest member of It's FOSS family arrives.

The post 5 Bash Scripts I Use Daily as a Linux SysAdmin first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .

If you’ve spent any time managing Linux systems, you already know how repetitive and time-consuming some tasks can be. Whether

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A new GNOME Shell extension makes it easy to control the UxPlay AirPlay server on Ubuntu. Start and stop mirroring your iPhone or iPad screen with a click.

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SAN FRANCISCO, June 18, 2025 – Today, Open 3D Foundation (O3DF) announces the availability of the Open 3D Engine (O3DE) 25.05.0 release that delivers powerful new capabilities for game and simulation developers, with a focus on performance, stability, and a streamlined workflow. Engineered for creating high-fidelity, real-time 3D games, O3DE now offers improved rendering performance, enhanced cinematic tools, and a more efficient developer experience.

The post 20 Daily Linux Commands System Administrators Use in Production first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .

As a Linux SysAdmin working in a production environment, your daily routine is all about keeping systems stable, secure, and

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Managing Linux servers daily can be fun and stressful, especially when you’re dealing with unexpected downtimes or service failures. One

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Edit is a new open source command line text editor from Microsoft that supports Windows, macOS and Linux. Learn what it can do, and how to try it on Ubuntu.

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by George Whittaker Introduction: Arch Linux Leads the Way in Modern Init Systems

Arch Linux has long been revered in the Linux community for its minimalist design, rolling release model, and cutting-edge technology adoption. Now, in a move that underscores its commitment to innovation and security, Arch Linux has officially added support for a Rust-based init system — marking a significant milestone not just for the distribution itself, but for the broader Linux ecosystem. This bold step positions Arch at the forefront of the trend towards modern, memory-safe system components and could signal a turning point in how critical low-level Linux processes are designed and maintained.

In this article, we’ll explore what this new Rust init system means for Arch Linux, why Rust was chosen, the technical details of this groundbreaking addition, and how it may shape the future of Linux init systems.

The Role of Init Systems in Linux: A Foundation of Every Boot

Before diving into the specifics of the Rust init system, it’s important to understand the role that init systems play in Linux. When a Linux system boots, the kernel initializes hardware and mounts the root filesystem. But after that, it needs to start up user space — all the daemons, services, and user processes that make a system usable. This crucial task falls to the init system, which is the first process the kernel starts (PID 1).

Key responsibilities of an init system include:

• Initializing system services and daemons

• Mounting additional filesystems

• Setting up devices and networking

• Managing service dependencies and startup order

• Handling signals for shutdown, reboot, and service restarts

In essence, the init system is the conductor of the Linux orchestra, ensuring that all components of the system start and run in harmony.

From sysvinit to systemd: The Evolution of Init on Arch

Historically, Arch Linux began with sysvinit, a simple and traditional init system dating back to UNIX. However, as Linux systems grew more complex, sysvinit’s limitations became apparent — notably its lack of dependency management and parallel service startup.

In 2012, Arch made a significant transition to systemd, a modern init system written in C that brought features like parallel unit startup, socket activation, cgroups integration, and a powerful journal for logging. While systemd addressed many shortcomings of older init systems, it also sparked controversy due to its complexity and tight integration into the system.

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KDE Plasma 6.4 has been released with a huge range of improvements, including an HDR configuration wizard, per-desktop tiling, and more.

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Ubuntu 25.10 switches to Chrony with Network Time Security (NTS) for authenticated time sync, improving security over the existing setup.

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We are transitioning the wine and wine-staging package to a pure wow64 build. This change removes the dependency on the multilib repository for wine and wine-staging.

The main reason for this is to align with upstream Wine development, which simplifies packaging and the dependency chain.

Potential Issues:

• OpenGL Performance: A known limitation of the new WoW64 mode is reduced performance for 32-bit applications that use OpenGL directly
• Breaking Changes: Existing 32-bit prefixes needs to be recreated

If you are facing issues with 32 bit prefixes, please recreate these and reinstall the application.

A simple GNOME Shell extension that lets you search and copy ASCII emoji from your panel without needing to open a browser and hit up a website.

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High Tide, an unofficial desktop TIDAL client for Linux, is now available on Flathub. It also adds Discord integration, animated covers, and more.

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