Traditionally, updates on Linux systems are controlled by the user. You get an icon in the system tray that looks important; you click on it; it asks you if you want to install updates; you say “yes” or “no”; updates are applied, or not; when you next restart any applications that you have running that were updated, the new version is picked up. Data isn’t lost, because updates don’t restart the application. You can (and do) update the Linux kernel in this way, and your computer just stays up (usually running on the old version of the kernel until you next restart.) Mechanisms have been added over time to allow auto updates to take place for critical security patches (“unattended upgrades”) but these have typically to be opt in. And again, they don’t restart running applications. Snap breaks this contract. The update channel for Snap is independent from the KDE updater (on Kubuntu), and seemingly the Gnome updater (on Ubuntu). If you consent to applying updates from the general system tray “updates needed” notification, Snap updates are not included; they’re not even listed in the pending notifications from the system tray. Snap updates only happen when the Snap updater is running, either if the application is not running or after the period of time required to force updates has expired. Snap updates happen without consent. I would really, really suggest moving away from Ubuntu, and opting for the countless better alternatives instead, like Fedora (the best desktop, in my view), Linux Mint (a great desktop, but a bit more conservative than Fedora), any of the Arch derivatives (for bleeding edge and tons of fooling around with AUR), or Void (for those of us with taste). Or any, any of the others. Ubuntu just does not seem to have its users’ best interests at heart, and Snap is the best example of that.
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Please join us for the Moodle Academy “What’s New in Moodle 4.1” webinar on Thursday 15 December 2022, 12:00 UTC
by Sandra Matz.
Please join us for the Moodle Academy “What’s New in Moodle 4.1” webinar on Thursday 15 December 2022, 12:00-13:00 UTC.
In this webinar you will learn about the new features and improvements for all users in Moodle LMS 4.1.
The webinar is suitable for anyone who is already familiar with Moodle.
Drupal Association blog: Join us for 10 Days of Drupal 10!
Drupal 10 is almost here, and we cannot wait for the community to experience the latest version of Drupal! With an expected release date of 14 December, we have less than two weeks to go. The Drupal Association is hosting 10 Days of Drupal 10 giveaways in celebration of the release!
From 5 December to 14 December, tag us daily on Twitter with a Drupal 10-themed meme or graphic for the chance to WIN an exclusive Drupal 10 hoodie. Your Drupal 10 meme or graphic can be highlighting one of your favorite Drupal 10 features, upgrades, or anything else related to Drupal 10.
Here are some examples for inspiration:
Then, on #Drupal10’s expected release day, 14 December, we’re giving two lucky winners a chance to win a ticket to DrupalCon Lille or DrupalCon Pittsburgh (your choice!). To win, all you have to do is tag us with a video of your Drupal 10 release party. After that, we’ll randomly choose two winners to receive one ticket each.
We want to see how you celebrate the release, so feel free to get creative and show us your celebration. We can’t wait to see all of your videos!
On Monday, 5 December, head to the Drupal Association Twitter account, @DrupalAssoc, for the kickoff of 10 Days of Drupal 10 and your chance to win! In the meantime, check out the new features on the Drupal 10 page. The Drupal 10 page also contains all the information you’ll need to ensure a smooth upgrade to Drupal 10.
Are you hosting a Drupal 10 party in celebration of the release? Share it with the community by adding it to the Community Events page on Drupal org!
Help the OpenBSD Foundation Reach Its 2022 Funding Goal
The OpenBSD Foundation, which is central to funding the OpenBSD project, needs your help to reach its 2022 Fundraising Goal of $300,000.
At the time of writing, the amount raised in 2022 stands at a little over 50% of the stated goal.
The Foundation needs your help to sustainably fund the project. Please head over to the Foundation’s donations page, and make sure you drag your employer over there too!
With about 30 days left in 2022, we know we can do it!
Troubleshoot node connectivity issues in Ansible Automation Platform controller
Check connectivity to hosts you’re managing with your AAP controller and get a spreadsheet-based summary of any exceptions. Read More at Enable Sysadmin
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Pulse Joins the Mozilla Family to Help Develop a New Approach to Machine Learning
I’m proud to announce that we have acquired Pulse, an incredible team that has developed some truly novel machine learning approaches to help streamline the digital workplace. The products that Raj, Jag, Rolf, and team have built are a great demonstration of their creativity and skill, and we’re incredibly excited to bring their expertise into […]
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