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FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and More

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by: Abhishek Prakash

FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and MoreIn the previous newsletter, I shared the new tools directory page proposal and asked for your feedback. From the responses I got, an overwhelming majority of FOSSers liked this idea.

So I'll work on such pages. Since I want them to have some additional features, they will take a little longer. I'll inform you once they are live. Stay tuned ๐Ÿ˜„

Would you like to see more pages like this?

๐Ÿ’ฌ Let's see what else you get in this edition

  • A new Hyprland release.

  • FSF's new commemorative logo.

  • Microsoft's popular offering being handed a lawsuit.

  • And other Linux news, tips and, of course, memes!

  • This edition of FOSS Weekly is supported by ONLYOFFICE.


โœจONLYOFFICE PDF Editor: Create, Edit and Collaborate on PDFs on Linux

FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and MoreThe ONLYOFFICE suite now offers an updated PDF editor that comes equipped with collaborative PDF editing and other useful features.

Deploy ONLYOFFICE Docs on your Linux server and integrate it with your favourite platform, such as Nextcloud, ownCloud, Drupal, Moodle, WordPress, Redmine and more. Alternatively, you can download the free desktop app for your Linux distro.

Online PDF editor, reader and converter | ONLYOFFICE

View and create PDF files from any text document, spreadsheet or presentation, convert PDF to DOCX online, create fillable PDF forms.

FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and More
ONLYOFFICE


๐Ÿ“ฐ Linux and Open Source News


๐Ÿง  What Weโ€™re Thinking About

Facebook is banning the links from many Linux websites.

Everything is Spam on Facebook Unless It is Paid Post (or Actual Spam)

Linux websites are getting ill-treatment by Facebook.

FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and MoreIt's FOSS News Abhishek


FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and MoreMicrosoft's popular social media platform, LinkedIn, has been dragged to court over alleged misuse of user data.

๐Ÿงฎ Linux Tips, Tutorials and More


๐Ÿ‘ท Maker's and AI Corner

Running the impressive DeepSeek R1 AI model on a Raspberry Pi 5 is possible.

I Ran Deepseek R1 on Raspberry Pi 5 and No, it Wasnโ€™t 200 tokens/s

Everyone is seeking Deepseek R1 these days. Is it really as good as everyone claims? Let me share my experiments of running it on a Raspberry Pi.

FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and MoreIt's FOSSAbhishek Kumar

FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and More


โœจ Apps highlight

If you like listening to audiobooks, then Cozy can be a great addition to your Linux system.

Cozy: A Super Useful Open Source Audiobook Player for Linux

Cozy makes audiobook listening easy with simple controls and an intuitive interface.

FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and MoreIt's FOSS NewsSourav Rudra


FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and More

Take your music anywhere with the open source Musify app.


๐Ÿ›๏ธ Deal You Would Love

15 Linux and DevOps books for just $18 plus your purchase supports Code for America organization. Get them on Humble Bundle.

Humble Tech Book Bundle: Linux from Beginner to Professional by Oโ€™Reilly

Learn Linux with ease using this library of coding and programming courses by Oโ€™Reilly. Pay what you want & support Code For America.

FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and MoreHumble Bundle


FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and More


๐ŸŽŸ๏ธ Event alert

Foss FEST 2025 is open for registration. Groups of international students can participate in the hackathon and win prizes worth 4,000 euros. It's FOSS is an official media partner for this event.

Foss FEST 2025: International Hackathon

FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and MoreOpenSource Science B.V.


FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and More

๐Ÿงฉ Quiz Time

Can you beat this Linux Directory Structure puzzle?

Linux Directory Structure: Puzzle

The Linux directory structure is fascinating and an important thing to know about. Take a guess to solve this puzzle!

FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and MoreIt's FOSSAnkush Das


FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and More


๐Ÿ’ก Quick Handy Tip

You can easily open new windows for running apps by either Middle-Clicking or Ctrl+Left-Clicking on the app from the dock. It also works for apps that are not running.

Usually, the apps open in the same workspace, however in multi-monitor setups, this might open new app windows on the other monitor.


๐Ÿคฃ Meme of the Week

Windows got destroyed hard. ๐Ÿคญ

FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and More


๐Ÿ—“๏ธ Tech Trivia

Apple launched the iPad on April 3, 2010, redefining mobile computing with its touch-based, versatile design. It bridged the gap between smartphones and laptops, setting the standard for tablets. The iPad's success has reshaped the tech world and inspired countless imitators.


๐Ÿง‘โ€๐Ÿคโ€๐Ÿง‘ FOSSverse Corner

Pro FOSSer, Daniel is showcasing his Gentoo virtual machine setup on his laptop.

Gentoo vm install on my laptop

Up early this morning putting the finishing touches to Gentoo VM, to reboot to the CLI!! I have compiled two kernels, a gentoo-source, that I did a manual compile and a gentoo-kernel-dis for backup!! If the gentoo-source kernel works, I will nuke the gentoo-kernel. Just for fun, take a look-see Been awhile since we have had a 8 inch snow!!!

FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and MoreIt's FOSS CommunityDaniel_Phillips

FOSS Weekly #25.05: LibreOffice Tip, Launcher Customization, Moving Away from Google and More

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