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    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux Stuff

    September 18, 2025

    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux Stuff

    We hit a major milestone on our Mastodon account. We crossed the 40,000 mark. It’s a pleasant surprise. We have a lot more people on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and even YouTube. But seeing this number on a non-mainstream platform like Mastodon gives a positive uplift🕺

    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux Stuff

    💬 Let’s see what you get in this edition:

    • Ubuntu making a major change.
    • A long-time KDE contributor leaving.
    • The Apache Software Foundation’s rebranding.
    • And other Linux news, tips, and, of course, memes!
    • This edition of FOSS Weekly is supported by TigerData.
    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux Stuff

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    📰 Linux and Open Source News

    • Jonathan Riddell has left KDE after 25 years.
    • The Apache Software Foundation has turned a new leaf.
    • SUSE’s Agama installer recently received a major update.
    • CUDA will be directly offered via Ubuntu’s repositories soon.
    • Ubuntu has made a move to Dracut, replacing initramfs-tools.
    • The OpenSearch Foundation has a new Executive Director leading it.

    GNOME 49 is released. Ubuntu 25.10 and Fedora 43 will have them. Rolling distros like Arch should have them in a week or so, hopefully.

    GNOME 49 Launches With New Apps, Nautilus Redesign, and GNOME Shell Upgrades
    Many fresh applications and a refined user interface mark this release.
    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux StuffIt’s FOSS NewsSourav Rudra
    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux Stuff

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    The Rustification of Ubuntu has some performance hurdles to tackle.

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    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux StuffIt’s FOSS NewsSourav Rudra
    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux Stuff

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    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux StuffIt’s FOSSAnkush Das
    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux Stuff

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    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux StuffIt’s FOSSAbhishek Prakash
    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux Stuff

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    Readest is a solid eBook reader choice that runs great on Linux (but is not limited to).

    This Could Be My New Favorite eBook Reader App on Linux
    Readest offers a modern cross-platform eBook reading experience on Linux.
    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux StuffIt’s FOSS NewsSourav Rudra
    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux Stuff

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    What’s in a Container? A lot, if you can solve it.

    Crossword: What’s in the Container?
    Containers are fun… until they’re in a crossword. 🧩Test your Docker IQ and see if you can solve this without running docker –help in panic mode.
    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux StuffIt’s FOSSAbhishek Prakash
    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux Stuff

    Desktop Linux is mostly neglected by the industry but loved by the community. For the past 13 years, It’s FOSS has been helping people use Linux on their personal computers. And we are now facing the existential threat from AI models stealing our content.

    If you like what we do and would love to support our work, please become It’s FOSS Plus member. It costs $24 a year (less than the cost of a McDonald’s burger a month), and you get an ad-free reading experience with the satisfaction of helping the desktop Linux community.


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    💡 Quick Handy Tip

    You can easily save sessions in KDE Plasma. First, go into KDE Settings -> Session -> Desktop Session. Here, under the “Session Restore” section, toggle on the “When session was manually saved” button.

    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux Stuff
    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux Stuff

    This will add a new “Save Session” button to your Power Menu, as shown in the screenshot above (on the right). Click on it to make Plasma remember the apps that are open and restore them on the next login.

    To customize the behavior further, open the apps you need at login and click the button again to change the apps.

    🤣 Meme of the Week

    You never know when you might need them!

    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux Stuff

    🗓️ Tech Trivia

    The Association for Computing Machinery was founded on September 15, 1947. Today it has over 100,000 members worldwide and organizes conferences and workshops to advance computing knowledge and technology.

    🧑‍🤝‍🧑 FOSSverse Corner

    One of our readers has sent over a reimagination of what Tux, the mascot of Linux, can be.

    Tux Redesign… Unofficial
    Hey FOSSers, A reader, Michael Kolesidis, sent me an email and shared a redesigned, modern, and simplified version of our beloved Tux mascot that he designed and released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license. I am sharing them with you here: There is also a I <3 Tux styled version: You can find the new designs on Wikimedia. 🔗 Redesigned Tux: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tux_Redesign.svg ❤ “I Love Linux” derivative: https://…
    FOSS Weekly #25.38: GNOME 49 Release, KDE Drama, sudo vs sudo-rs, Local AI on Android and More Linux StuffIt’s FOSS Communityabhishek
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