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    • Reblogged Joomla.de @joomla_de@joomla.social

      Es gibt wieder frische Updates für Joomla 5 und 6. Alle machen brav ihr Backup, testen es und dann huschhusch, das Update gemacht. Weitere Details hier:

      joomla.de/news/joomla/joomla-6

      #Joomla #Update #Security

    • 6 Best Open Source Android Apps You Should Try in 2026

      If you're looking for Android apps that respect your privacy, avoid unnecessary ads, and are backed by active communities, open source apps are a great choice. Here are six excellent options that deserve a place on your phone.

      1. Image Toolbox (Image Resizer & Shrinker)
      Need to resize, compress, crop, or convert images without uploading them to the cloud? Image Toolbox handles everything locally on your device. It's perfect for reducing image size before sharing, saving storage, or preparing photos for websites and social media.

      2. Blip
      Blip is a lightweight file-sharing app that lets you quickly transfer files between devices on the same network. It's fast, simple, and doesn't require complicated setup or third-party cloud services.

      3. Droid-ify
      If you use F-Droid, Droid-ify is one of the best clients available. It offers a cleaner interface, faster browsing, automatic repository updates, and a much better app discovery experience than the default client.

      4. VLC Media Player
      VLC remains one of the most reliable open source media players available. It supports nearly every video and audio format without needing additional codecs and works great for local media playback.

      5. KDE Connect
      Want seamless integration between your Android phone and PC? KDE Connect lets you share files, sync notifications, use your phone as a remote control, copy and paste across devices, and much more. It works with Linux, Windows, and macOS.

      6. Organic Maps
      Organic Maps is an excellent offline navigation app built on OpenStreetMap data. Download maps once and navigate without an internet connection. It's fast, privacy-friendly, and doesn't track your location.

      One of the biggest advantages of open source software is transparency. Anyone can inspect the code, contribute improvements, or report security issues.

      Many of these apps also avoid excessive tracking, intrusive ads, and unnecessary permissions, making them attractive alternatives to many commercial apps.

      What's your favorite open source Android app? Share your recommendations below—I’m always looking for hidden gems to try.

    • Reblogged DB Tech @dbtechyt@fosstodon.org

      Pi-hole v6.4.3 patches a high severity local privilege escalation vulnerability plus fixes for gravity errors, logrotate, and custom DNS entries. Update now. #selfhosted #homelab

      github.com/pi-hole/pi-hole/rel

    • Reblogged selfhost.directory @selfhost_discovery@mastodon.social

      Touring the directory of 2,697 free self-hostable apps

      2,600+ free self-hostable apps — search, compare, deploy. All open-source.

      Directory: selfhost.directory

      #SelfHosted #OpenSource #Privacy #HomeLab #FOSS #Linux #DeGoogle #HomeServer

    • Reblogged noyb.eu @noybeu@mastodon.social

      📰 "Noyb hat die EU-Kommission aufgefordert, aus dem Datenschutzabkommen mit den USA auszutreten. Der Oberste Gerichtshof der USA habe die rechtliche Grundlage für das Abkommen „zerstört“, indem er die Unabhängigkeit der US-Aufsichtsbehörde FTC aufgehoben habe."

      Weiterlesen 👉 orf.at/#/stories/3434867/

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