News: Debian calls for port maintenance, TrueNAS SCALE launched, DragonFly BSD supports creating FAT volumes, Project Trident enters "sunset" phase.Review: Selecting a new web browser and feeling Brave.We wish you all a fabulous week and happy reading! Plus we are pleased to share details from the releases of the past week.
We talk about how to find dictionary words matching certain patterns, sorting ZFS snapshots, and truncating audio files. Our Tips and Tricks column this week explores a number of command line tools for preforming simple, useful tasks. We also report on Project Trident slowly phasing itself out of existence. Meanwhile the Debian project calls on porters to continue work on less popular CPU architectures and DragonFly BSD announces support for creating FAT storage volumes. Then, in our News section, we talk about the TrueNAS project launching TrueNAS SCALE, a Debian-based platform for large storage needs. Which is your favourite web browser? Let us know your preference in this week's Opinion Poll. This week we begin with a look at some popular web browsers for Linux as Jesse Smith searches for a new one to be his portal to the web. Since the web browser takes up an ever-increasing amount of a person's time and attention these days, picking the right one for you is important. Regardless of which operating system you run, chances are you spend a lot of time on-line, running a web browser. Usually here on DistroWatch we talk about experimenting with open source operating systems, typically Linux distributions. Welcome to this year's 43rd issue of DistroWatch Weekly!
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