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Emmabuntüs Debian Edition 1.03 Adds New Accessibility Features, Debian 13.7 Base  9to5Linux

Audible has a new promo for $0.99/mo for 4 Months + $20 Audible Credit. This offer is targeted but should be widely available for past customers as long as you haven’t done a trial very recently (it worked for me and I’ve done 5+ free trials in the past). Offer ends October 7, 2026 at 11:59 PM PT. Cancel anytime.

With Audible Standard, you get 1 audiobook credit each month, so that’s 4 credits over 4 months. The $20 credit should cover at least 1 additional audiobook at full price and then offset some of a second one. So that’s another 5 audiobooks for my collection for $4. Audible Standard renews at $8.99/per month, so be sure to set a reminder after your four months is up (cancel 3 months from now and it won’t renew).

(Note that I am an Amazon affiliate and Amazon doesn’t let me put links in e-mails, so you may have to visit the original post to see all the links. Thank you.)

My favorite feature of these Audible trials is that once you get a book, it is yours “forever”. You can go back an listen whenever you want, even if you membership is not active. I never pay full price, and through these promos I have the entire Harry Potter collection read by Jim Dale (though now they have the new full cast edition) and currently finishing up the Percy Jackson series for the kids to listen to during roadtrips. More recently, Project Hail Mary was also good as an audiobook.

5 reasons why Linux really will dominate the future of desktop computing  ZDNET

Mozilla Firefox 158 Enters Public Beta Testing with Better PDF Handling on Linux  9to5Linux

qBittorrent 5.2.4 Open-Source BitTorrent Client Released with WebUI Improvements  9to5Linux

Movies without drama: Easily use Linux USB drives with Plex  How-To Geek

NVIDIA Developing "Display Config Server" To Improve Linux/Wayland On Display Walls  Phoronix

Watch the winning trailer from the Future Vision XPRIZE, The Gifted.

Git 2.56 Adds New Options for Cleaning Up Branches and Resolving Conflicts  9to5Linux

These 4 tiny Linux distros outperform Ubuntu on low-power hardware  How-To Geek

Explore art and culture with visual-first conversation search, a redesigned home feed, AI experiments and 27 new city guides in the Google Arts & Culture app.Explore art and culture with visual-first conversation search, a redesigned home feed, AI experiments and 27 new city guides in the Google Arts & Culture app.

Fedora 45 To Feature Smoother Experience For Snapdragon X1 Laptops  Phoronix

File-notification systems leave Windows, Linux, Android and macOS vulnerable  Tech Xplore

See what developers have built with Gemini 3.8 Flash, our most intelligent workhorse model, launched in early September.See what developers have built with Gemini 3.8 Flash, our most intelligent workhorse model, launched in early September.

Edy Massih uses Gemini to transform regular recipes into massive catering spreads, automate grocery orders, and adapt menus for dietary restrictions.Edy Massih uses Gemini to transform regular recipes into massive catering spreads, automate grocery orders, and adapt menus for dietary restrictions.

The newest ESP32 can actually run Linux, and it’s getting uncomfortably close to a Raspberry Pi  Adafruit

The newest ESP32 can actually run Linux, and it’s getting uncomfortably close to a Raspberry Pi  blog.adafruit.com

Why I find Linux keyrings actually very useful: 5 reasons  ZDNET

Flatpak 1.18.4 Linux App Sandboxing Framework Fixes Security Issues  9to5Linux

Civil Infrastructure Platform Achieves Significant Cybersecurity Milestone with IEC 62443 Compliance  PR Newswire