The Alpine Linux account on fosstodon.org reports
that all systems hosted at Linode, including its GitLab instance,
"are suspended at the moment due to some billing issue
". They
are working to get it resolved, but in the meantime all of their
services appear to be down.
Update: Alpine Linux's servers are back online.
For a number of years, users submitting bugs reports against GNOME packages in Fedora have
received an auto-reply saying that the reports were not actively
monitored; users were encouraged to file bugs with GNOME upstream instead. However,
that practice seems to be in conflict with the Fedora Engineering Steering
Committee (FESCo) policy
that package maintainers "deal with reported bugs in a timely manner
". On
April 28, FESCo discussed the disconnect between practice and policy; so far,
it has only opted to tweak the wording of the automatic response.
Version 5.0.0 of the NetHack dungeon-exploration game, a distant relative of Rogue and Hack, has been released. NetHack's code is now compliant with the C99 standard, and the release includes more than 3,100 bug fixes and changes, detailed in doc/fixes5-0-0.txt (may contain game spoilers). Saved games from previous versions will not work with NetHack 5.0.0.
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