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Post Syndicated from xkcd.com original https://xkcd.com/3112/

Post Syndicated from corbet original https://lwn.net/Articles/1028826/

The
6.15.5,
6.12.36,
6.6.96, and
6.1.143
stable kernels have been released; each contains another set of important
fixes.

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Post Syndicated from Matt Granger original https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uY9A9wIGkkk

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2025/07/06/copyleft-next-relaunch.html

I am excited that Richard Fontana and I
have announced
the relaunch of copyleft-next.

The copyleft-next project seeks to
create a copyleft license for the next generation that is designed in
public, by the community, using standard processes for FOSS
development.

If this interests you,
please join the
mailing list and follow the
project on the fediverse (on its Mastodon instance).

I also wanted to note that as part of this launch, I moved my personal
fediverse presence from
floss.social to [email protected].

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2025/07/06/copyleft-next-relaunch.html

I am excited that Richard Fontana and I
have announced
the relaunch of copyleft-next.

The copyleft-next project seeks to
create a copyleft license for the next generation that is designed in
public, by the community, using standard processes for FOSS
development.

If this interests you,
please join the
mailing list and follow the
project on the fediverse (on its Mastodon instance).

I also wanted to note that as part of this launch, I moved my personal
fediverse presence from
floss.social to [email protected].

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2025/07/06/copyleft-next-relaunch.html

I am excited that Richard Fontana and I
have announced
the relaunch of copyleft-next.

The copyleft-next project seeks to
create a copyleft license for the next generation that is designed in
public, by the community, using standard processes for FOSS
development.

If this interests you,
please join the
mailing list and follow the
project on the fediverse (on its Mastodon instance).

I also wanted to note that as part of this launch, I moved my personal
fediverse presence from
floss.social to [email protected].

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2025/07/06/copyleft-next-relaunch.html

I am excited that Richard Fontana and I
have announced
the relaunch of copyleft-next.

The copyleft-next project seeks to
create a copyleft license for the next generation that is designed in
public, by the community, using standard processes for FOSS
development.

If this interests you,
please join the
mailing list and follow the
project on the fediverse (on its Mastodon instance).

I also wanted to note that as part of this launch, I moved my personal
fediverse presence from
floss.social to [email protected].

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2025/07/06/copyleft-next-relaunch.html

I am excited that Richard Fontana and I
have announced
the relaunch of copyleft-next.

The copyleft-next project seeks to
create a copyleft license for the next generation that is designed in
public, by the community, using standard processes for FOSS
development.

If this interests you,
please join the
mailing list and follow the
project on the fediverse (on its Mastodon instance).

I also wanted to note that as part of this launch, I moved my personal
fediverse presence from
floss.social to [email protected].

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2025/07/06/copyleft-next-relaunch.html

I am excited that Richard Fontana and I
have announced
the relaunch of copyleft-next.

The copyleft-next project seeks to
create a copyleft license for the next generation that is designed in
public, by the community, using standard processes for FOSS
development.

If this interests you,
please join the
mailing list and follow the
project on the fediverse (on its Mastodon instance).

I also wanted to note that as part of this launch, I moved my personal
fediverse presence from
floss.social to [email protected].

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2025/07/06/copyleft-next-relaunch.html

I am excited that Richard Fontana and I
have announced
the relaunch of copyleft-next.

The copyleft-next project seeks to
create a copyleft license for the next generation that is designed in
public, by the community, using standard processes for FOSS
development.

If this interests you,
please join the
mailing list and follow the
project on the fediverse (on its Mastodon instance).

I also wanted to note that as part of this launch, I moved my personal
fediverse presence from
floss.social to [email protected].

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2025/07/06/copyleft-next-relaunch.html

I am excited that Richard Fontana and I
have announced
the relaunch of copyleft-next.

The copyleft-next project seeks to
create a copyleft license for the next generation that is designed in
public, by the community, using standard processes for FOSS
development.

If this interests you,
please join the
mailing list and follow the
project on the fediverse (on its Mastodon instance).

I also wanted to note that as part of this launch, I moved my personal
fediverse presence from
floss.social to [email protected].

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2025/07/06/copyleft-next-relaunch.html

I am excited that Richard Fontana and I
have announced
the relaunch of copyleft-next.

The copyleft-next project seeks to
create a copyleft license for the next generation that is designed in
public, by the community, using standard processes for FOSS
development.

If this interests you,
please join the
mailing list and follow the
project on the fediverse (on its Mastodon instance).

I also wanted to note that as part of this launch, I moved my personal
fediverse presence from
floss.social to [email protected].

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2025/07/06/copyleft-next-relaunch.html

I am excited that Richard Fontana and I
have announced
the relaunch of copyleft-next.

The copyleft-next project seeks to
create a copyleft license for the next generation that is designed in
public, by the community, using standard processes for FOSS
development.

If this interests you,
please join the
mailing list and follow the
project on the fediverse (on its Mastodon instance).

I also wanted to note that as part of this launch, I moved my personal
fediverse presence from
floss.social to [email protected].

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2025/07/06/copyleft-next-relaunch.html

I am excited that Richard Fontana and I
have announced
the relaunch of copyleft-next.

The copyleft-next project seeks to
create a copyleft license for the next generation that is designed in
public, by the community, using standard processes for FOSS
development.

If this interests you,
please join the
mailing list and follow the
project on the fediverse (on its Mastodon instance).

I also wanted to note that as part of this launch, I moved my personal
fediverse presence from
floss.social to [email protected].

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2025/07/06/copyleft-next-relaunch.html

I am excited that Richard Fontana and I
have announced
the relaunch of copyleft-next.

The copyleft-next project seeks to
create a copyleft license for the next generation that is designed in
public, by the community, using standard processes for FOSS
development.

If this interests you,
please join the
mailing list and follow the
project on the fediverse (on its Mastodon instance).

I also wanted to note that as part of this launch, I moved my personal
fediverse presence from
floss.social to [email protected].

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2025/07/06/copyleft-next-relaunch.html

I am excited that Richard Fontana and I
have announced
the relaunch of copyleft-next.

The copyleft-next project seeks to
create a copyleft license for the next generation that is designed in
public, by the community, using standard processes for FOSS
development.

If this interests you,
please join the
mailing list and follow the
project on the fediverse (on its Mastodon instance).

I also wanted to note that as part of this launch, I moved my personal
fediverse presence from
floss.social to [email protected].

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2025/07/06/copyleft-next-relaunch.html

I am excited that Richard Fontana and I
have announced
the relaunch of copyleft-next.

The copyleft-next project seeks to
create a copyleft license for the next generation that is designed in
public, by the community, using standard processes for FOSS
development.

If this interests you,
please join the
mailing list and follow the
project on the fediverse (on its Mastodon instance).

I also wanted to note that as part of this launch, I moved my personal
fediverse presence from
floss.social to [email protected].