Linux Weekly Roundup: Red Hat 9.4, openSUSE Leap 15.6 RC, Nano 8.0, and More!

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Welcome to our Linux weekly roundup 🐧, where we curate the most exciting news 📰, developments 🚀, latest hardware innovations 💻, essential tools 🛠️, and distribution updates 🌐 in the Linux community 🌟!

Here are the hottest news stories and top articles of the week!

🔥📰 Hottest News of the Week! 📰🔥

  • Red Hat releases Enterprise Linux 9.4, featuring enhanced security, containerization options, SELinux policy updates, hardware support, authentication methods, and component updates (read more).
  • openSUSE Leap 15.6 RC is feature-complete; the focus shifts to bug fixes. Includes the long-awaited Cockpit admin interface (avoid exposing Port 9090). SELinux support is expected in Leap 16 (read more).
  • The Garuda Linux Bird of Prey 85 release includes a Plasma 6 upgrade, Sway and Hyprland improvements, FireDragon based on Floorp, Chaotic-AUR infra updates, community artwork, and other notable changes (read more).
  • LibreELEC 12.0 with Kodi (Omega) v21.0 is out. For ARM SoC devices like Raspberry Pi 4/5, switching from ‘arm’ to ‘aarch64’ userspace is crucial. Before updating, Widevine users must delete the Widevine CDN folder. Docker containers from LinuxServer.io add-ons should handle arch changes automatically (read more).
  • GNU Nano 8.0 was released with modern key bindings (--modernbindings), improved search functionality, line number opening, RGB color code mapping, anchor shortcuts, error handling, and mousewheel scrolling (read more).

✨📚 Discover the Top Articles of the Week! 📚✨

🌟🚀 Few More Updates! 🚀🌟

✨😂 Meme of the Week 😂✨

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