Not according to RedHat, who I trust a hell of a lot more than a Phoronix article that cites a blog post.

CVE-2024-47176 cups-browsed (7.5)

CVE-2024-47076 cups-filter libcupsfilters (8.2)

CVE-2024-47175 libppd cups cups-filter (7.7)

CVE-2024-47177 cups-filters foomatic (6.1)

Good news, it’s not a 9.9. https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/red-hat-response-openprinting-cups-vulnerabilities

I think KDE looks great out of the box, includes all the extensions I want, and is easy to configure.

This, this, this.

Also I often find inspiration in mechanics from MMOs, RPGs, and boss fight games like Elden Ring.

• Shifting damage resistances based on HP phases or whoever crit it last
• Phases where the boss takes no damage and the players have to do individual actions around the room before N turns or the boss heals
• Forced side battles where one or more players need to kill a mook in another room before returning to battle
• Shields that go down when players step on specific pressure plates, ensuring they’re in range of my dmg
• Capture the Flag style McGuffin delivery to kill the boss
• Boss is fleeing through a dungeon at ~1 room per 3 turns and the party has to complete room objectives to reopen doors/keep up with him/keep LoS.
• Boss has resistances to all damage until hit with N conditions when those resistances drop for N turns

Everybody gangsta until they set their block and filesystem drivers to module.

Mailing list provided by my distro. https://lists.debian.org/debian-security-announce/

I usually don’t order my distros on the rocks, so they’re all neat.

No, you’re not alone in this. https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1062932

Looks like the kernel package was pushed to proposed-updates for stable but the corresponding nVidia package was not.

I recommend placing a hold on the kernel package until this one is fixed.