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ihasmail Goes Immutable: No Volume, No Database, Nothing Left Behind
Most "stateless" software still hides a config directory somewhere. ihasmail's IMMUTABLE=1 mode runs read-only with no volume at all — here's the trade-off, and two commands to verify it yourself.
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Announcing ihasmail: a JMAP Webmail Built for Stalwart
Mail, calendar, contacts, files and a visual Sieve builder — one JMAP protocol, credentials never in the browser. GPLv3, runs in a container, ships with a mock server so you can try it without touching real mail..
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Announcing Cairn OBS: Kubernetes-Native Log Aggregation, AGPLv3, No Feature Gate
Cairn OBS is a Kubernetes-native log aggregation and observability platform — one query language over ClickHouse and Tantivy, dashboards, alerting, multi-tenant RBAC, AI-assisted queries. AGPLv3, whole thing, no paid…
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A New Look for LINUXexpert.org
We just shipped a full redesign — a dark-first, terminal-inspired look built for how sysadmins actually read. Same content, same URLs, better filtering, and the password generator is back.
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Thirty-Three Years of Debian
Debian turns 33 this August. A look at why the free, stable, community-governed OS still anchors the Linux world — and how to give back on Debian Day.