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Frage zu eRechnungen. Ab 01.01.25 scheinen Unternehmer mit e-Rechnungen zwingend konfrontiert zu werden. Mich hat das Thema gerade völlig kalt erwischt. 🙁
Wenn ich das recht verstehe, dann brauche ich als Freiberufler die Möglichkeit e-Rechnungen a) zu empfangen, zu lesen, zu prüfen und zu archivieren und b) zu erstellen.

Habt ihr hier Tipps, welche Software für Linux und welches Struktur-Format (ZugFerd & Co) man am Sinnvollsten nimmt?

@linux @linux #linux #erechnung #erechnungspflicht #finanzen #rechnung #unternehmen #gründen #FragDasFediverse #Buchhaltung #selbständigkeit #selbständig #Freiberufler

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Welcher Matrix-Client? (friendica.opensocial.space)

Welcher Matrix-Client?
Hallo Matrix-User, welche Desktop- / Web- / Mobile - Clients könnt ihr für den Messenger empfehlen? Es gibt ja verflixt viele zur Auswahl ... Welche sind eure Favoriten? Und wenn ja, warum?

#Matrix #synapse #Element #messenger #Messenger-Matrix #chat #OpenSource @linux @linux #FragDasFediverse #linux #schildi #fluffychat #commet #Cinny #conduit #dendrite

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Bluefin stable stream is now based on Fedora 41 (universal-blue.discourse.group)
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Do you have an AMD aura GPU? Do you also use Linux? There's this this driver that needs to be tested.

It allows you to control the lighting of the GPU using programs like openRGB.

I wrote that PR that should make it work for more GPUs, but I only have an RX 480 so I can only test that one. It would be useful to try it on a Vega gpu.

If you have an rDNA 1/2/3 GPU, it most likely won't work, but without the card there's nothing I can do.

On a side note, if you are interested in maintaining the driver it would be great.

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Detailed issue

Basically Kwin and other programs (simple xdg-desktop-portal or even gimp) crash and they bork the entire screen with no recovery other than rebooting. When the program that crash is Kwin it's particularly bad because it happens at login.

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Take note of the quote in the article...


OP/bug finder here with some clarifying information. It's a common misconception that this issue can only be abused if you use HTTP boot. That is not the case at all, otherwise it wouldn't be Critical. This bug can be abused locally (privileged malware can overwrite the EFI partition), from an adjacent network if PXE boot is enabled (w/ MiTM), or remotely if HTTP boot is used (w/ MiTM).

More details on these scenarios:

  1. A remote attacker with no privileges in a man-in-the-middle (MitM) position could leverage the issue against a victim machine that uses HTTP boot. No direct access to the victim machine is required.

  2. A remote attacker with privileges and code execution on the victim machine could leverage the issue to bypass Secure Boot, even if the victim does not already use HTTP boot (as long as firmware has HTTP support). How? Several ways:

  • An attacker can edit the boot order variable to specify a controlled attacker server.

  • An attacker can chain shim->GRUB2->shim (via HTTP). For this technique, an attacker would overwrite the boot loader in the EFI partition to a legitimate shim and GRUB2 image. The attacker would create a grub.cfg that chainloads a new shim via HTTP. This is possible because GRUB2's device syntax allows you to specify any supported device, including HTTP (if available).

  1. An adjacent attacker with no privileges in a man-in-the-middle (MitM) position could leverage the issue against a victim machine that uses PXE boot. PXE is separate from HTTP boot, but similar to the local vector, an attacker can chain together shim (via PXE)->GRUB2 (via PXE)->shim (via HTTP).
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cross-posted from: https://floss.social/users/kde/statuses/111732458987994100

Plasma 6 Release Candidate 1 has landed.

We are less than 50 days away from the final version of #Plasma6.

Along with Frameworks 6 and KDE Gear 24.02, the Megarelaease on the 28th of February will be one of the biggest and more complex upgrades in KDE's history.

One more RC will be released on the 31st of January and then it will be (hopefully) clear sailing until the final release.

https://kde.org/announcements/megarelease/6/rc1/

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