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This Week in Linux 119: Fedora 33 Beta, OBS Studio 26, Purism's AweSIM Cellular Service

47 minutes Posted Oct 4, 2020 at 11:00 am.

= Coming up on TWinL 119

= Welcome to This Week in Linux

= Housekeeping: New DestinationLinux.Network Website

= Housekeeping: FrontPageLinux.com

= Housekeeping: Follow Me on Twitter or Mastodon

= Fedora 33 Beta Released with Btrfs by Default

= OBS Studio 26.0 Released

= Unity Technologies Announce 'Open Projects' (Open Source Game Development)

= Digital Ocean VPS & Cloud Hosting ( https://do.com/dln )

= Purism Launches Librem AweSIM Cellular Service

= KWinFT Projects Hit Beta Releases

= Thunderbird 78.3 Released: Now Supports Upgrades

= Geary Email Client Now Supports Plugins

= Bitwarden Password Manager ( https://bitwarden.com/dln )

= Virt Manager 3.0 Released

= Cabin: Creating Simple Apps for Linux

= Czkawka 1.0.0: Find Duplicates Big Files Empty Folders

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On this episode of This Week in Linux, we've got a lot of exciting news and even some "is this really happening?" news. First of all, the Beta for Fedora 33 with Btrfs is out now for testing. OBS Studio has released version 26.0 and there is so much awesome stuff in this release . . . I just love this application! We've also got a couple updates for some topics from previous episodes, KWinFT Project has hit Beta and Thunderbird has a new release that allows for direct upgrades. Unity Technologies has announced something they are calling 'Open Projects' which is an Open Source Game Development campaign that is very interesting! We've got a LOT of App Releases to talk about this week with the Geary (Email Client) 3.38, Virt Manager 3.0, and two new applications that are quite interesting which are Cabin: a tool to create simple apps for Linux with natural language programming, and an app that helps you find duplicates, big files, empty folders, etc called Czkawka. And in the "is this really happening" segment . . . apparently Purism has decided to create their own Cellular Service for a phone that still doesn't exist. All that and much more comming up right now on Your Weekly Source for Linux GNews!