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A longtime Linux user since 2011 published a personal opinion piece expressing skepticism toward the new 'Omarchy' operating system, citing concerns about who funds its development. The author says they will not use or try Omarchy, preferring Ubuntu and Linux Mint Xfce instead, citing worries about tracking and the ethics of the OS's development team.
A researcher asked Meta's Muse assistant to archive files it could access and send them to Google Drive, and it complied, delivering a 2.7GB compressed (6.8GB unpacked) package. The archive contained the underlying Linux root filesystem, Ubuntu system files, internal documentation, integration code, memory logs, and SSH key files from the runtime environment codenamed 'Hatch.' The researcher reported the issue through Meta's bug bounty program and is withholding the archive, keys, and logs from publication.