Linux distributions agreeing to a single universal packaging system? That sounds like a joke, right? That’s because it is.
It’s been a tradition of sort to prank readers on 1st of April with a humorous article. Since we are already past the 1st April in all time zones, let me share this year’s April Fool article with you. I hope you find it as amusing as I did while writing it 
Let’s see what else you get in this edition
- Vivaldi offering free built-in VPN.
- Tools to enhance AppImage experience.
- Serpent OS going through a rebranding.
- And other Linux news, tips, and, of course, memes!
- This edition of FOSS Weekly is supported by Typesense.
Table of Contents
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Linux and Open Source News
What We’re Thinking About
Thank goodness Linux saves us from this 
Linux Tips, Tutorials and More
Love AppImage? These tools will help you improve your AppImage experience.
Homelab and Maker’s Corner
Don’t lose knowledge! Self-host your own Wikipedia or Arch Wiki:
Apps Highlight
Find yourself often forgetting things? Then you might need a reminder app like Tasks.org.
Videos I am Creating for You
I tested COSMIC alpha on Fedora 42 beta in the latest video. And I have taken some of the feedback to improve the audio quality in this one.
Quiz Time
Can you solve this riddle?
After you are done with that, you can try your hand at matching Linux apps with their roles.
Quick Handy Tip
In KDE Plasma, you can edit copied texts in the Clipboard. First, launch the clipboard using the shortcut CTRL+V. Now, click on the Edit button, which looks like a pencil.
Then, edit the contents and click on Save to store it as a new clipboard item.
Meme of the Week
Such a nice vanity plate. 
Tech Trivia
On March 31, 1939, Harvard and IBM signed an agreement to build the Mark I, also known as the IBM Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator (ASCC).
This pioneering electromechanical computer, conceived by Howard Aiken, interpreted instructions from paper tape and data from punch cards, playing a significant role in World War II calculations.
FOSSverse Corner
FOSSers are discussing which is the most underrated Linux distribution out there. Care to share your views?
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