Mozilla Firefox packaged as a Flatpak is now in beta

You can install it by going to [https://flathub.org/beta-repo/appstream/org.mozilla.firefox.flatpakref](https://flathub.org/beta-repo/appstream/org.mozilla.firefox.flatpakref) and installing through Gnome/KDE software (or something similar) or by running

`flatpak install --user` [`https://flathub.org/beta-repo/appstream/org.mozilla.firefox.flatpakref`](https://flathub.org/beta-repo/appstream/org.mozilla.firefox.flatpakref)

See [the bug report](https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1441922) for more information

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Game for countryball fans!

If you are a countryball fan or you just like the trailer etc you can wishlist this game, devs said that if at least 4% of wishlists are going to be from Linux users they are going to do a native Linux support!

[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1083870/CountryBalls\_Heroes/](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1083870/CountryBalls_Heroes/)

https://redd.it/fg10sd
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Linux, made-in-Germany "Volla Phone" succeeds on Kickstarter
https://tuxphones.com/made-in-germany-linux-ready-volla-phone-kickstarter/

https://redd.it/fg2oes
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hit: Managing multiple git repositories as a project
https://dfithian.github.io/2020/03/09/git-project-management.html

https://redd.it/fg320q
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Debian based Pinebook Pro - 2 months later. (review)
https://haydenjames.io/pinebook-pro-my-first-impressions-and-setup-tips/

https://redd.it/fg2pkt
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jtbl: simple JSON tables in the terminal

`jtbl` just does the right thing. You pipe in JSON or JSON Lines and a beautiful table is printed. No configuring of headers. It will auto-wrap if your terminal is too narrow for the data. You can truncate vs. wrap, if you'd like, but other than that it's pretty simple and elegant.

https://blog.kellybrazil.com/2020/03/09/json-tables-in-the-terminal/

https://github.com/kellyjonbrazil

Example:
```
$ cat cities.json | jtbl
LatD LatM LatS NS LonD LonM LonS EW City State
------ ------ ------ ---- ------ ------ ------ ---- ----------------- -------
41 5 59 N 80 39 0 W Youngstown OH
42 52 48 N 97 23 23 W Yankton SD
46 35 59 N 120 30 36 W Yakima WA
42 16 12 N 71 48 0 W Worcester MA
43 37 48 N 89 46 11 W Wisconsin Dells WI
36 5 59 N 80 15 0 W Winston-Salem NC
```

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Seeking advice on capturing Notifications

Hello. I'm trying to capture notifications that appear in the top section of Gnome (Ubuntu 19.10), such as email or discord. The end objective is to parse the notifications, and write out some data to a text file. I can't seem to find any programs that do this outright, or a file location where Ubuntu stores it's notifications. So if any of you know of either please share.

\*\*Edit\*\* I may have found something that works: [https://launchpad.net/\~jconti/+archive/ubuntu/recent-notifications](https://launchpad.net/~jconti/+archive/ubuntu/recent-notifications)

​

In the meantime, I'm going to try assembling my own program. In case anyone lands here trying to do the same thing, here's a list of resources that currently seem helpful.

[https://askubuntu.com/questions/89279/listening-to-incoming-libnotify-notifications-using-dbus](https://askubuntu.com/questions/89279/listening-to-incoming-libnotify-notifications-using-dbus)

[http://bazaar.launchpad.net/\~jconti/recent-notifications/trunk/view/head:/recent\_notifications/Notification.py](http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~jconti/recent-notifications/trunk/view/head:/recent_notifications/Notification.py)

[https://www.devdungeon.com/content/desktop-notifications-linux-python](https://www.devdungeon.com/content/desktop-notifications-linux-python)

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Does anyone know what version of Kali this is?
https://redd.it/fg9j7z
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My systemd-homed experience
https://old.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/fgc91b/with_systemd_245_landing_in_repos_systemdhomed_is/

https://redd.it/fgc9n3
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It’s official: Behringer is making a free DAW with built-in VST plugins (and is asking for your advice on how to do it. LET'S ALL ASK FOR LINUX SUPPORT!) | MusicRadar
https://www.musicradar.com/news/its-official-behringer-is-making-a-free-daw-with-built-in-vst-plugins

https://redd.it/fgdma2
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Firefox 74.0 released
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/74.0/releasenotes/

https://redd.it/fgdudj
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Bring your shell wherever you go through the SSH

[xxh project](https://github.com/xxh/xxh) is to bring your favorite shell wherever you go through the ssh. Zsh, Xonsh, Fish or your own Bash shortcuts will be with you in ssh session without any system installations or affections on host.

home> echo $SHELL
zsh
home> xxh myhost
myhost> echo $SHELL
zsh

https://redd.it/fgdwo5
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KDE Plasma 5.18.3 released!
https://kde.org/announcements/plasma-5.18.2-5.18.3-changelog

https://redd.it/fgg3rc
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QtWebKit 5.212.0 Alpha 4 released
https://github.com/qtwebkit/qtwebkit/releases/tag/qtwebkit-5.212.0-alpha4

https://redd.it/fgcemt
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Xubuntu is used to load core software on delta A320 IFE
https://redd.it/fgheba
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AppCenter for Everyone Campaign Results
https://blog.elementary.io/appcenter-for-everyone-campaign-results/

https://redd.it/fgik9z
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Async shell

I have a very poor connection and I am using mosh for the time being, which is a life-saver, but I was wondering if I could use something asynchronous, possibly web based.

Basically I would write a command and the reply would be a future, in a web interface it could be a div or anything holding the future answer when available and I would be able to type new commands asynchronously and queue them for execution, with their future replies becoming visible when available. I know it is far from ideal and arguably uncomfortable, but with my current connection, this is the lesser evil.

Currently, I am using mosh and a Jupyter notebook running by a user with very limited privileges, and thinking that there has to be a better way.

Do you know of any?

Thank you

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Hey guys, I'm planning to create a variant of the Solus OS for professional pentester.

Hey guys, I'm Gabriel, and I'm a web developer, trained in analysis and systems development and I'm planning to create a variant of Solus OS for pentester, as well as black arch or kali, because I believe that this system will grow a lot if become an option with more performance. As this would be a fork of the solus I think I can be redundant, I don't know, what is your opinion about it?

https://redd.it/fggck5
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What are the benefits of a rolling release with a delay? (i.e. Manjaro, Solus)

I've been thinking of switching to a rolling release distro from Pop!OS because I want updates quicker in particular Gnome 3.36.

​

What I don't understand, is if there's any point to this for a rolling release distro that delays packages by 2 weeks anyways. I already have a slight delay for updates (Firefox usually takes a few days), my kernel I update just fine with the UKUU fork "Mainline", and my Mesa drivers I use a PPA for. Is there anything I'm missing?? How would a delayed rolling release distro be an advantage?

https://redd.it/fgn1r0
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Command to list sourced functions?

Is there a command that can list all commands and functions that are "sourced" to the current shell and display the original noscript they come from?
I have many functions in the shell of one of my system but I can difficultly find where the noscript they originated from without greping the whole system.
Is there a builtin command to get this information?

https://redd.it/fgnskz
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Is it possible to create Wine but for MacOS?

I'm a Linux noob, so it might be a stupid question but, wouldn't it be easier to run macOS apps on Linux than running MS Windows softwares? After all both Linux and macOS have more in common than what they have with MS Windows. I think it would be a great advantage for Linux to be able to run macOS apps, specially that now even Microsoft Office supports macOS, plus obviously the whole Adobe ecosystem.

https://redd.it/fgooof
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