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Another Mozilla project faces an uncertain future, UBports improves its Pine device support, Crostini-enabled Chromebooks could soon run Linux from removable media, and a nixCraft Twitter poll shows that users still prefer traditional package management.
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- Future of DeepSpeech / STT after recent changes at Mozilla
- Firefox promotes ‘Mozilla VPN’ in Private Browsing mode
- Mozilla FTP site: Firefox 80 downloads
- Ubuntu Touch Q&A 82
- PINE64 Shipping Information
- Google working to allow Chromebook users to run Linux from an external drive
- Poll: Modern Linux package management
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