FOSS: VideoLAN, GNOME, pgpcontrol, Mozilla and EOH
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VideoLAN: VLC 3.0's huge update brings Chromecast support, 360-degree video
VideoLAN and the developers of the open-source VLC media player have unveiled its first major release in three years, dubbed Vetinari.
VLC 3.0.0 is available today for Linux, Windows, iOS, macOS, and Android, and brings support for streaming to Chromecast devices, 360-degree video and 3D audio, and hardware acceleration for 4K and 8K playback.
The update also enables browsing local network drives to access content, and improved support for Blu-ray movies.
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GNOME Tweaks 3.28 Progress Report 2
GNOME 3.28 has reached its 3.27.90 milestone. This milestone is important because it means that GNOME is now at API Freeze, Feature Freeze, and UI Freeze. From this point on, GNOME shouldn’t change much, but that’s good because it allows for distros, translators, and documentation writers to prepare for the 3.28 release. It also gives time to ensure that new feature are working correctly and as many important bugs as possible are fixed. GNOME 3.28 will be released in approximately one month.
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pgpcontrol 2.6
This is the legacy bundle of Usenet control message signing and verification tools, distributed primarily via ftp.isc.org (which hasn't updated yet as I write this). You can see the files for the current release at archives.eyrie.org.
This release adds support for using gpg for signature verification, provided by Thomas Hochstein, since gpgv may no longer support insecure digest algorithms.
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Lars and the Real Internet of Things - Part 2
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EOH acquires LSD IT to lead open source works in Africa
JSE-listed information and communication technology (ICT) multinational EOH has acquired Linux-focused enterprise open-source technology company LSD Information Technology (IT) to lead its open-source offerings in Africa.
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