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linuxOne outbound connection replaces port forwarding, dynamic DNS, and firewall holes for every service in your homelab. Here is how the tunnel actually works, the tradeoffs nobody mentions, and a setup that survives reboots.
linuxTrueNAS 27 RC.1 pairs OpenZFS 2.4 with Linux 6.18, adds server-side search across your files, and ships a native S3 interface in early access. Here is the operator's read on what matters — and whether a release candidate belongs anywhere near your data.
linuxOne Pi-hole install on a $35 board filters ads and trackers for every device on your network — phones, TVs, consoles included — with no client software at all.
desktopThe October 6 update ships kernel 6.18.50 LTS with dock fixes, tray-icon repairs, and encrypted-drive auto-mounting. Here is the fleet-safe upgrade drill for every Pi on your network.
linuxauto-cpufreq 3.2 just landed in Debian's official repositories. Here's how to let a daemon do the AC/battery juggling your laptop's default governor never will.
distroAnduinOS 2.0.4's headline feature is a graphical Rescue Center for dead systems — and its release notes are refreshingly honest about what it can't fix yet.
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