I switched to Apostrophe from MarkText: https://apps.gnome.org/en/Apostrophe/

It’s not as WYSIWYG as MarkText, but close enough. It has buttons, but it wasn’t a requirement for me. I use (and love) Gnome, and wanted something gtk based to blend in my DE.

The warning refers to Operation ShadowHammer, a sophisticated supply chain attack mounted in 2018 by Chinese state-sponsored hackers

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The attack was uncovered in January 2019 and Asus released a patch by March the same year.

It was already patched ~7 years ago, but CISA only warns now?

While over 1 million Asus users might have downloaded the backdoored utility, the hackers were reportedly interested in only around 600 specific devices, based on hashed MAC addresses hardcoded in various versions of the tool.

Per Binding Operational Directive (BOD) 22-01, federal agencies have three weeks to identify vulnerable products in their environments and address the issue.

The hackers targeted this to 600 devices then waited 7 years and expected the targets won’t upgrade this app? This sounds strange, or I’m misunderstanding something.

It’s not Asahi the linux distro, but Asahi the beer conglomerate.

Tldr: it’s an android eink tablet, and they are just runing vnc on android.

I thought it will be some hardware magic…

It’ not the first time Linux Foundation adds its name a to a project by Big Tech. Overture Maps Foundation launched in 2022,it’s under the same umbrella and it has similar sponsors:

Why Zucc was left out from this new party?

The Epic v Google case was settled recently, in November, I guess they were waiting for that.

It’s a nice long article, but the short description and title you added to the post makes it sound like some kind of an ad or tutorial

You can embed this way:

![](https://files.catbox.moe/80kwmt.jpg)

Voila:

All the files and folders will be “write protected” the next time you mount the CF-Card on your Linux system.

How do you mount it? Maybe you just have to add an rw flag somewhere.

Tap on the triple dot next to a file, first option

Total commander was never open source, even though it’s freeware.

Fossify looks similar, but it misses some crucial features I use frequently. I downloaded it now to check it, Material can do these things, while Fossify can’t:

• Open multiple windows for commander like usage
• Connect to remote shares with SFTP, FTP, SMB or Webdav
• Connect to app storage with Storage Access Framework

MaterialFiles can connect to ftp, sftp, webdav and smb. It has a text editor. There is built in image viewer and music player in most roms nowadays, and MaterialFiles has an “open with” option where you can select what you want to do with a file.

ES File Explorer was very good at the beginning, but it enshittified quickly. Nowadays MaterialFiles is the best file explorer for Android, and it has more features than ES had ever. And it’s open source so it can’t have a similar fate. Google Play link, F-droid link

Pegasus runs on the device of the target, it can read everything before encryption

Where did you search for it? Literally one of the first result is this thread: https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-unofficial-9-0-0-lineageos-16-0-20210211.3927650/

And there is Google Drive link there, with all the roms and tools and kernels for this device: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1EGoOaxMZZZFrRiDqdjhmVlSho-GfMiof

Clipboard sharing in VirtManager is a hit or miss, I remember once I could set it up, but usually I use rdp as it always Just Works™

Kdeconnect has such feature, It has windows builds. On gnome use Gsconnect.

Or rdp. On windows enable remote desktop, on linux install an rdp client, I use Remmina

Thank.

It’s useful to watermark your work on the internet, I was selling my old graphics card on a local website and a scammer downloaded my photos and uploaded to another local marketplace, if I would have put a watermark on my photo it could have stopped the scammer, and they would have to look for another photo. So it can make sense, sometimes even on small things, that’s why I asked why did you do that, maybe I’m overlooking something.

But I don’t really see the point here, as the animation is not your work, the tweet is not your writing.

I hope I will become one one day, but unfortunately not yet. Why?

And I see the watermark is yours. Why did you added it? It’s not your work, you just screenshotted a tweet.