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Wednesday, March 15th, 2017

    Time Event
    1:16p
    MATE 1.18 released
    Version
    1.18 of the MATE desktop     has been released. "The release is
    focused on completing the migration to GTK3+ and adopting new technologies
    to replace some of deprecated components MATE Desktop 1.16 still relied
    on.    "
    3:22p
    Security updates for Wednesday
    Security updates have been issued by Arch Linux (flashplugin, jasper, kernel, lib32-flashplugin, and roundcubemail), Debian (chromium-browser and mariadb-10.0), Fedora (ettercap), openSUSE (firefox, mozilla-nss and thunderbird), Oracle (thunderbird), Red Hat (flash-plugin, kernel, policycoreutils, rabbitmq-server, and tomcat6), Scientific Linux (tomcat6), and Ubuntu (imagemagick).
    3:28p
    Stable kernel updates
    Stable kernels 4.10.3, 4.9.15, and 4.4.54 have been released. All of them contain the usual set of important fixes.
    3:40p
    [$] 2038: only 21 years away
    Sometimes it seems that things have gone relatively quiet on the year-2038
    front. But time keeps moving forward, and the point in early 2038 when
    32-bit time_t values can no longer represent times correctly is
    now less than 21 years away. That may seem like a long time, but the
    relatively long life cycle of many
    embedded systems means that some systems deployed today will still be in
    service when that deadline hits. One of the developers leading the effort
    to address this problem is Arnd Bergmann; at Linaro Connect 2017 he gave an
    update on where that work stands.

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