FOSS Weekly #32 - KDE Plasma 5.27, Kernel vulnerability, DNEG's tool, and more

Welcome to this week's edition of FOSS Weekly! This week, DNEG released their open source tool as promised a while back, Apple open sourced their 40-year-old Apple Lisa's source code, and we also have lots of interesting releases from distros and other projects.

📰 News

• Computer History Museum open sources Apple Lisa source code [computerhistory.org]

• DNEG's open source playback and review tool is here [dneg.com]

• What to expect from GIMP, Blender, and Krita in 2023 [librearts.org]

• Linux Foundation launches "Open Metaverse Foundation" [linuxfoundation.org]

• Arch Linux contributor Jonathon Fernyhough passes away [archlinux.org]

🐧 Linux updates

• KDE Plasma 5.27 Beta released [kde.org]

• Privilege escalation vulnerability found in the Linux kernel [seclists.org]

• Debian 12 “bookworm” first code freeze [debian.org]

• LegacyOS is back after 6 years [puppylinux.com]

• GNOME telemetry data analysed [gnome.org]

📝  Releases

• Firefox 109.0 [mozilla.org]

• GCompris 3.1 [gcompris.net]

• Pandoc 3.0 [pandoc.org]

• GPU-Viewer v2.15 [github.com]

• LibreOffice Draw Guide 7.4 [documentfoundation.org]

🔗 Also read

• This Week in GNOME [thisweek.gnome.org]

• This Week in KDE [pointieststick.com

• Fedora weekly round up [fedoraproject.org]

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