Windows RECALL hacked, KDE needs goals, Mint hides unofficial flatpaks: Linux & Open Source News

Summary

En el resumen de la edición semanal de noticias de Linux y software de código abierto, se discuten temas como Linux Mint desactivando aplicaciones no oficiales en su tienda, el nuevo 'Windows Recall' hackeado y desactivado por Microsoft por cuestiones de privacidad, la comunidad KDE buscando retroalimentación para objetivos futuros, y el crecimiento del mercado de Linux en Steam. También se mencionan actualizaciones de Elementary OS 8, avances en Thunderbird y noticias sobre drivers de GPU para Nvidia y Apple Silicon, culminando con el logro de Linux de superar el 2% del mercado en Steam.

Takeaways

• 😀 Linux Mint deshabilitará las aplicaciones flatpak no oficiales por defecto, permitiendo habilitarlas manualmente con advertencias sobre su seguridad.
• 😀 La nueva función de captura de pantalla de Windows ha sido hackeada, lo que ha llevado a Microsoft a deshabilitarla por defecto debido a las críticas recibidas.
• 😀 KDE solicita comentarios de la comunidad para definir sus objetivos para los próximos dos años, abiertos a desarrolladores y no desarrolladores.
• 😀 Linux ha superado el 2% de cuota de mercado en Steam, impulsado por el éxito de Steam Deck y la adopción de Proton.
• 😀 ProtonVPN, patrocinador del video, ofrece navegación privada y sin restricciones con más de 5100 servidores en todo el mundo.
• 😀 Elementary OS 8 permitirá elegir entre X11 y Wayland, mejorará la configuración del sistema y ofrecerá aplicaciones de Flathub de manera predeterminada.
• 😀 Thunderbird está progresando en la compatibilidad con Exchange y la integración en la bandeja del sistema en Linux, entre otras mejoras.
• 😀 Nvidia mejorará el soporte para controlar el rendimiento de la GPU desde la línea de comandos en el kernel 6.1, beneficiando especialmente a los usuarios de Linux.
• 😀 El nuevo controlador Vulkan para Macs con Apple Silicon, llamado 'Honey Crisp', permitirá ejecutar juegos de Steam en Linux con emulación x86.
• 😀 Tuxedo Computers, patrocinador del canal, ofrece computadoras con Linux preinstalado y soporte para personalización y actualización de hardware.

Q & A

¿Qué cambios ha implementado Linux Mint en su tienda de software y en su administrador de software?

Linux Mint ha deshabilitado los paquetes flat que no son oficiales en su tienda de software y ha mejorado su administrador de software para que cargue más rápido. Además, han agregado un seguimiento anónimo en el repositorio para identificar cuellos de botella.

¿Qué es el nuevo recurso de 'Recall' de Windows y por qué está siendo criticado?

El recurso 'Recall' de Windows es una función que toma capturas de pantalla regularmente y las pasa a un AI para ayudar a encontrar acciones pasadas. Está siendo criticado porque se ha descubierto que es vulnerable a piratas, lo que permite a los hackers obtener fácilmente las capturas de pantalla almacenadas en texto plano.

¿Qué es ProtonVPN y cómo puede ayudar a los usuarios con privacidad en línea?

ProtonVPN es un servicio VPN que permite a los usuarios acceder a cualquier contenido en internet mientras evitan la censura y el bloqueo regional. Ofrece un servicio de encriptación y privacidad, con un sistema de acelerador de VPN y NetShield para bloquear anuncios, malware y rastreadores, sin mantener registros de la actividad de navegación del usuario.

¿Qué es la plataforma de votación de KDE para definir sus objetivos a futuro y cómo funciona?

La plataforma de votación de KDE es un sistema donde la comunidad puede abrir propuestas de objetivos para los próximos dos años. Los contribuyentes activos de KDE analizan, refinan y ordenan estas propuestas, y luego votan sobre cuáles objetivos se deben perseguir, los cuales se anunciarán en la Academia en septiembre.

¿Cuál es el significado de Linux alcanzando el 2% de participación en el mercado de Steam y cómo ha influido en esto el Steam Deck?

El alcance del 2% de participación en Steam indica que Linux está ganando popularidad como plataforma para juegos. El Steam Deck, que utiliza Steam OS, ha sido un factor significativo en este crecimiento, capturando el 45% de la participación de Linux en Steam.

¿Qué es Elementary OS y qué novedades se esperan en su versión 8?

Elementary OS es una distribución de Linux conocida por su interfaz de usuario basada en GNOME y su enfoque en la simplicidad y la elegancia. En su versión 8, se esperarán mejoras en la configuración del sistema, la inclusión de Flathub como un repositorio remoto y la capacidad de elegir entre X11 o Wayland en la pantalla de bloqueo.

¿Qué es Thunderbird y qué funcionalidades nuevas están en desarrollo para él?

Thunderbird es un cliente de correo electrónico de código abierto. Entre las nuevas funcionalidades en desarrollo se incluye el soporte para Exchange, la adición de un icono en la barra de tareas de Linux, la selección de color de énfasis en la aplicación y el soporte de notificaciones nativas para usuarios de Windows.

¿Cómo afectarán los nuevos controladores de NVIDIA en el kernel 6.1 a los usuarios de GPUs RTX 2000 y más recientes?

Los nuevos controladores de NVIDIA en el kernel 6.1 permitirán a los usuarios interactuar con el sistema de procesador de GPU a través de la línea de comandos para cambiar opciones como el brillo de la pantalla o los niveles de rendimiento, lo que podría llevar a la creación de herramientas gráficas para gestionar el GPU de manera más eficiente.

¿Qué es el controlador Vulcan 'Honeycrisp' para Apple Silicon y cómo mejorará la experiencia de juegos en dispositivos Apple Silicon con Linux?

Honeycrisp es un controlador Vulcan para Apple Silicon basado en 'nvk', el controlador de NVIDIA de código abierto. Aunque aún en etapas tempranas, este controlador tiene el potencial de permitir a los usuarios ejecutar juegos de Steam o Windows en dispositivos Apple Silicon con Linux utilizando emuladores x86, mejorando la eficiencia y compatibilidad de los juegos.

¿Qué significa el crecimiento de la participación de Linux en el mercado de juegos y cómo afecta a los desarrolladores de juegos?

El crecimiento de la participación de Linux en el mercado de juegos indica un mayor interés en la plataforma para el desarrollo y el uso de juegos. Esto puede motivar a los desarrolladores a considerar la compatibilidad con Linux y el Steam Deck, especialmente si se resuelven los problemas con los antitrampas en juegos en línea.

Outlines

00:00

📰 Noticias sobre Linux y Open Source de esta semana

Bienvenidos a la edición de esta semana de noticias sobre Linux y Open Source. Discutimos varias novedades como Linux Mint deshabilitando aplicaciones Flatpak no oficiales, problemas con la nueva función de Windows, KDE solicitando retroalimentación de los usuarios y Linux superando el 2% de participación en el mercado de Steam. También mencionamos nuestro patrocinador, ProtonVPN, destacando sus características de privacidad y velocidad.

05:01

⚠️ Problemas de privacidad en Windows con 'Recall'

La nueva función 'Recall' de Windows, diseñada para tomar capturas de pantalla periódicas y pasarlas a una IA, ya ha sido hackeada. La herramienta 'Total Recall' permite acceder a la base de datos de capturas de pantalla no encriptadas. Microsoft ha decidido no activar esta función por defecto debido a las preocupaciones de privacidad y seguridad, y requerirá autenticación biométrica con Windows Hello.

10:04

🛠️ KDE solicita tu ayuda para definir metas futuras

KDE invita a la comunidad a definir sus objetivos para los próximos dos años. Se ha creado una plataforma donde los usuarios pueden presentar sus ideas, las cuales serán evaluadas y votadas por los contribuyentes activos de KDE. Se espera que las metas seleccionadas se anuncien en el evento Akademy en septiembre.

15:06

📱 Actualizaciones emocionantes para Elementary OS 8

Elementary OS 8 introduce varias mejoras, incluyendo la opción de elegir entre X11 y Wayland, nuevas funcionalidades en el dock y mejoras en la configuración del sistema. Además, la tienda de aplicaciones ahora solo manejará Flatpaks, con Flathub como fuente predeterminada, solucionando un gran problema de usabilidad.

📧 Thunderbird añade soporte para Exchange y más

Thunderbird avanza en la implementación de soporte para Exchange, integración con la bandeja del sistema en Linux y otras mejoras como la selección de múltiples carpetas y compresión de carpetas. Estas novedades buscan atraer a más usuarios, especialmente aquellos que usan Exchange, facilitando la transición de Outlook a Thunderbird en Linux.

🎮 Buenas noticias para usuarios de Nvidia y más

El kernel 6.1 de Linux traerá mejoras para usuarios de Nvidia, incluyendo la capacidad de gestionar opciones del GPU desde la línea de comandos. Además, se está desarrollando un nuevo controlador Vulkan para Apple Silicon, llamado 'Honey Crisp', derivado del controlador NVK. Linux también ha superado el 2% de participación en el mercado de Steam, en gran parte gracias al Steam Deck.

💻 Tuxedo Computers: la opción ideal para Linux

Tuxedo Computers ofrece dispositivos que vienen con Linux preinstalado y totalmente compatibles. Desde portátiles de oficina hasta potentes estaciones de trabajo y PCs para juegos, Tuxedo asegura que sus equipos funcionen perfectamente bajo Linux, con la posibilidad de actualizar y reparar componentes fácilmente. Se recomienda visitar su sitio web para más detalles.

👍 Gracias y nos vemos en dos semanas

Agradecimientos a los espectadores por seguir el canal. Se mencionan opciones para apoyar el canal financieramente y se anuncia una pausa de una semana debido a vacaciones. Se anima a los usuarios a activar las notificaciones y suscribirse para mantenerse al tanto de las próximas actualizaciones.

Keywords

💡Linux Mint

Linux Mint es una distribución de Linux basada en Ubuntu y es conocida por su facilidad de uso y su interfaz de escritorio GNOME. En el video, se menciona que Linux Mint ha deshabilitado aplicaciones flatback no oficiales en su tienda de software, lo que es parte de su esfuerzo por mejorar la seguridad y confiabilidad de las aplicaciones disponibles para los usuarios.

💡Flatback

Flatback se refiere a un formato de paquete de software en Linux, específicamente en sistemas basados en Flatpak. En el guion, se discute cómo Linux Mint ha deshabilitado aplicaciones flatback no verificadas para proteger a los usuarios de posibles aplicaciones maliciosas o no oficiales.

💡Windows Recall

Windows Recall es una función de Windows que permite a los usuarios hacer capturas de pantalla de su escritorio y buscar en ellas. Sin embargo, en el video se menciona que este nuevo recurso ya ha sido hackeado, lo que ha llevado a Microsoft a decidir no habilitarlo de manera predeterminada debido a los problemas de seguridad y privacidad.

💡KDE

KDE es un entorno de escritorio de código abierto para Linux y sistemas Unix-like. El guion menciona que KDE está solicitando retroalimentación de la comunidad sobre los objetivos a trabajar en los próximos dos años, lo que demuestra su enfoque en la colaboración y la mejora continua del proyecto.

💡Steam

Steam es una plataforma de distribución de videojuegos y un cliente de juegos en línea. El script destaca que Linux ha superado el 2% del mercado en Steam, lo que indica un aumento en la popularidad de los sistemas operativos basados en Linux para juegos, en parte impulsado por la consola Steam Deck.

💡ProtonVPN

ProtonVPN es un servicio de VPN que se menciona como patrocinador del video. Proporciona cifrado y privacidad en línea, permitiendo a los usuarios eludir la censura y el bloqueo geográfico al conectarse a servidores en todo el mundo, lo cual es relevante para el tema del video sobre privacidad y seguridad en línea.

💡Elementary OS

Elementary OS es una distribución de Linux conocida por su interfaz de usuario minimalista y elegante. En el guion, se discuten las actualizaciones de Elementary OS 8, incluyendo la elección entre X11 o Wayland, mejoras en el dock y en la configuración del sistema, y la integración con Flathub para una experiencia de instalación de aplicaciones más sencilla.

💡Thunderbird

Thunderbird es un cliente de correo electrónico de código abierto. El video menciona el progreso en características nuevas para Thunderbird, como el soporte para Exchange y la integración de notificaciones nativas en Windows, lo que mejora la funcionalidad y la atractivo para los usuarios de Linux.

💡Nvidia

Nvidia es una compañía conocida por sus tarjetas gráficas y procesadores de GPU. En el script, se menciona el soporte en el kernel 6.1 para controladores de Nvidia que permitirán a los usuarios interactuar con su GPU a través de la línea de comandos, lo que es una mejora significativa para la personalización y el rendimiento.

💡Vulkan

Vulkan es una API de bajo nivel para la creación de aplicaciones gráficas y de computación, especialmente para juegos. El guion habla de un nuevo controlador Vulkan para Apple Silicon, llamado Honeycrisp, que podría mejorar la compatibilidad y rendimiento de juegos en dispositivos de Apple que ejecutan Linux.

Highlights

Linux Mint is disabling non-official flatpak apps, which has raised some concerns regarding usability and security.

Microsoft's new Windows recall feature has been hacked, leading to Microsoft deciding to disable it by default due to backlash.

KDE is seeking community feedback on goals for the next two years, with an open board for suggestions and ideas.

Linux has surpassed 2% market share on Steam, marking a significant milestone for the platform.

ProtonVPN, the sponsor of the video, provides encrypted and private VPN services with features like VPN accelerators and NetShield.

Linux Mint has improved its software manager for faster load times and has implemented anonymous tracking to identify bottlenecks.

Despite disabling non-official flatpaks by default, Linux Mint allows users to enable them manually with warnings about their status.

Elementary OS 8 will offer users a choice between X11 and Wayland, and the system settings have been enhanced for better usability.

Thunderbird is adding exchange support, system tray support for Linux, and several other new features to enhance usability.

Nvidia's Nouveau drivers will gain command-line options for better GPU management, potentially allowing for improved desktop environment power profiles.

A new Vulkan driver for Apple silicon Macs, called Honeycrisp, is being developed to improve gaming performance on these devices.

SteamOS, used by the Steam Deck, holds 45% of Linux's market share on Steam, significantly contributing to Linux's growth in gaming.

The video concludes with a promotion for Tuxedo Computers, which offers Linux pre-installed devices that support a variety of distros and user needs.

Elementary OS has fixed a major usability issue by including flathub as a remote, making it easier for users to find and install applications.

ProtonVPN's free version includes essential features, while paid plans offer faster speeds and additional benefits, making it a flexible choice for privacy-conscious users.

Transcripts

hey everyone and welcome to this week's

edition of the Linux and open- Source

news and this time we have Linux Mint

disabling any non-official flatback app

which does come with a few problems

we've got the new windows recall feature

already being hacked and Microsoft

deciding that it won't ship it by

default or at least it will be turned

off by default due to all that backlash

we also have KDE asking you for feedback

on the goals they should work on for the

next 2 years and we have Linux passing

the 2% market share on Steam and a bunch

of other things and we also have the

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moves on their software store and repost

first they've implemented a bit of

anonymous tracking on the repost to see

where the bottlenecks are so everything

is as fast as can be but more

importantly they have improved their

software manager a lot it should now

load much faster and they've disabled

unverified flat packs in that store

meaning that in your Searchers you will

not see anything that hasn't been

published by the official developers

unless you take a trip to the settings

and enable that manually you will get a

little warning telling knew that these

apps aren't official and could be

maintained by anyone even when enabled

unverified flatbacks will have a red

warning under the app name and they

won't display any reviews and they won't

have a score now as per their move away

from gnome apps to build their own gtk

versions they're apparently talking with

a lot of involved parties including

gnome developers and they're saying

everything is very constructive even

though they haven't reached any big

decision on how to proceed just yet so

so it's really cool to see that they're

talking with gtk or gnome developers and

that they're just aiming to do this the

right way instead of just duplicating

work all over again now as for the

unofficial flatbacks why not hide them

by default but also if you decide to

display them yourselves you probably

should leave the reviews and the scores

because at least it lets you know if

this specific application is well

maintained wellb built and trustworthy

judging from what other people said uh

if you don't even have those reviews

then you're just just installing things

completely blindly and that's not great

also apps from the repos are also not

official and not maintained by their

original developers so should they have

the same warnings and limitations now

someone already hacked recall windows's

new horrendous feature that will take

screenshots of your screen regularly and

pass them to an AI so you can find stuff

you've done in the past the tool that

allows for this hack called Total Recall

can pull everything that recall recorded

because apparently the database is not

encrypted and available in plain text

now the hacker said recall is basically

you built- in Trojan and they shared the

tool publicly to incite Microsoft to fix

that feature before they release it to

everyone Total Recall can automatically

find where the database of screenshots

is located and then copy it while it

passes its content and it can even

extract data from a set time range and

it does so in 2 seconds for a day worth

of screenshots you can even search for

specific terms in the database to find

anything the user might have done in any

app no matter how protected encrypted or

secure this app is because it's a

screenshot it has all the info and with

all that negative press and the

potential risks Microsoft even decided

they would not enable the feature by

default you will have to enable it

yourself during your computer setup

process when buying what they call a

copilot plus p PC and it will require

Windows hello this being the biometric

authentication feature for either face

or fingerprint unlock with this they

will also Implement just in time

decryption to make sure the screenshots

cannot be viewed if the user doesn't

authenticate still I would not enable

this feature if at any point you buy

what they call an aipc because right now

Microsoft says they do not send anything

to the cloud but they never said they

wouldn't send any conclusions or AI

training data generated from the

screenshots and honestly we know Windows

is a moving Target it will change

settings for you without your input it

will change things from under you so

yeah don't enable something that takes

screenshot of your desktop all the time

it's just nonsense now KY is asking you

and all the community to help them

Define their goals for the next two

years they created a board where you can

open a ticket to explain your idea

active KY contributors will then analyze

every ticket ask questions to refine the

goals and generally just tidy things up

and then they will vote on which goals

they want to pursue and those goals will

be announced at Academy in early

September this process is open to non-kd

contributors and also to non developers

although the person submitting the goal

is expected to Rally people around it to

ensure it can get done you have until

July the 5th to submit your goals there

are already a few in there like adding

better rust and Swift support improving

KD's user documentation reworking the

workspace and tiling window management

features or having better integration

with mobile devices so if you have a

good idea for KD let them know about it

it can be a small feature or a giant

let's rewrite this entire thing goal and

you don't even have to code things

yourself although you will have to be

involved you cannot just drop the

feature and expect someone else to do it

for you you will have to Rally your team

and support that goal and make sure it

happens now there are some interesting

updates for Elementary OS 8 first they

will let you choose between X11 or

Wayland in the lock screen uh they had

said they would move to Wayland by

default but they hadn't really talked

about the future of X11 at all so it's

good to know that they will still offer

the option the doc will also gain the

ability to launch ABS directly by

pressing super plus a number like most

other docks out there the system

settings also received more work work

and judging from the screenshots they

look pretty nice and pretty legible like

gnome settings but more visual with like

higher quality icons and just more

visual flare they also receed the page

to select your additional drivers like

NVIDIA drivers for example so these

things are no longer located in the App

Center meaning that the app center will

no longer handle anything other than

flat packs because it doesn't offer apps

or packages from aun's repos and more

importantly El inventory OS will now

offer flathub as a remote meaning you

will actually get some applications to

install out of the box instead of having

to manually download a flatback ref file

from flathub and install it manually to

add the repo to your system as per the

Elementary OS developer platform to make

Elementary OS apps they released a

version that os8 will use in their own

flatback remote meaning developers can

either start working on or start

updating their application it is based

on the gnome 46 platform and it includes

all the things that makes Elementary OS

apps Elementary OS apps with their

stylesheet the granite widget library

that is sort of lib advit but for

Elementary OS and lib portal to work

properly with system features so that's

one big mistake in Elementary OS that is

finally fixed previously you only had

access to about a 100 Elementary OS apps

in the app center after you installed

your system and none of of those were

apps you would actually require you had

no office suite no choice of browsers

none of the popular well-known

applications didn't have stuff like

that so finally this is fixed and I

think it's a great decision from

elementaryos to finally correct that big

big usability problem now hopefully

Elementary OS 8 releases not too late

this year and I will definitely give it

a shot on this exact Channel Thunderbird

is also making good progress on a bunch

of cool features the first one is

exchange support it's now almost

finished with the main workflow being

implemented you can set up an account it

can grab all your folders and messages

it can display messages as well and they

still have some work to do to make sure

messages are properly sent and stored

and then there will be a broader call

for testing before things go out to

everyone another highly requested

feature will be support for the system

tray on Linux for people who still use

that thing this is apparently due to

their using rust to build certain

modules in Thunderbird I don't quite

understand how this was a limitation

because plenty of ABS that don't rely on

Rust actually managed to have a system

try icon but apparently it made things

easier other things include letting you

choose an accent Coler in the app

hopefully it will integrate with the

accent color portal as well they will

add multi folder selection and folder

compaction to save some space and for

Windows users they will add native

notification support as well and there's

no two ways about it exchange support is

definitely a big big plus for

Thunderbird and it will allow more

people to move away from Windows and to

use Linux because Outlook will no longer

be a mandatory application if your

company uses exchange so pretty cool and

let's conclude this with some gaming

news first Nvidia users will get some

good stuff in the kernel 6.1 the novo

drivers which will also be used if you

go with nvk as your vcon driver those

will gain support for using the command

line to pass options and interact with

the GPU system processor firmware the

thing that lets you control your Nvidia

GPU things like changing the display

brightness through the GPU or changing

performance levels should thus be

possible meaning that anyone at some

point could develop a graphical tool

that lets you manage your GPU properly

at least for recent Nvidia gpus RTX 2000

series and newer also desktop

environment power profiles could

Implement support for this if they

detect an Nvidia GPU to automatically

switch the performance profile of the

GPU itself and so you would use less

battery life or actually get the best

performance when you're in high

performance mode it would also give

access to all of these options under

whand because right now even with the

proprietary NVIDIA drivers uh the tool

Nvidia provides just doesn't have any of

the options the X11 version has so yeah

that's just great news all around

and still on drivers there's a new

Vulcan driver for Apple silicon Max

which was really missing from the aahi

experience it is called honey crisp with

a K and it's apparently derived from nvk

the open- source Nvidia Vulcan driver

it's been started by aahi and Mesa

developers although it hasn't been

upstreamed yet because it's very early

days the driver already conforms with

Vulcan 1.3 but it does need a lot of

work to support dxvk and vkd 3D at some

point though this driver should let

people run Steam games or just Windows

games in General on Apple silicon

devices running Linux using an x86

emulator like fex which proved it was

quite capable already now the reason

they base this on nvk is that it has a

lot of Vulcan code that isn't

specifically tied to Nvidia and probably

at some point that code will be moved

into the common Vulcan runtime of Mesa

that all drivers could take advantage of

they still had a lot of work to do to

remove Nvidia specific stuff and to

rewrite stuff that is adapted to Apple

silicon Graphics but it did give them a

pretty big head start pretty fantastic

work here even if you don't really game

having access to the Vulcan back end of

most ABS that rely on your GPU will be

much more efficient than using their

potential open GL back in which is as

far as I understand it a way older and

way less capable API and finally Linux

passed the 2% market share on Steam and

by a big margin it's now at

2.32% this growth is fueled by your loss

of market share for Windows even though

it still had more than 96% Mac OS also

progressed a little bit but it stays

almost a full point under linux's market

share of course this might not last for

long steam market share tends to

fluctuate wildly as more or less devices

from China are counted each month month

which mostly run Windows and can either

boost windows's market share or make it

drop in terms of dis Ros this market

share is fueled by the steam Deck with

Steam OS grabbing 45% of linux's market

share Arch is almost 8% and

interestingly the steam flatback is 6%

now let's be honest it's still insanely

small in terms of market share we are

the second biggest PC gaming platform

but that doesn't mean much when the

first one has 96 % market share still

more market share and More Steam decks

sold mean developers will take more of

an interest to support at least the

steam deck and proton and does to

support Linux in general now we only

need to solve the anti-cheat issue

hopefully valve some has something uh in

their boxes somewhere or a developer

trying to incite other game developers

to enable support for antie not sure

this is still the major issue that we

need to solve hopefully they can do

something about it and hopefully you can

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