Connect to Incus instances over SSH protocol

ssh2incus supports all standard SSH server features including shell session, SFTP and SCP, port and agent forwarding.

This looks like it could be useful.

Between the World Cup, the awful weather and heat there haven't been many posts lately.

Anyone working on anything cool or seen anything interesting that they want to let people know about ?

I have not tried IncusOS yet myself, have any of you? How was it?

The US Environmental Protection Agency quietly approved the use of three new PFAS pesticides last week to kill weeds on the nation’s crops. An additional two “forever chemical” pesticides were approved in November 2025, for a total of five during the second Trump administration.

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Tasksel

Tasksel is a Debian/Ubuntu tool that installs multiple related packages as a co-ordinated "task" onto your system.

This function is similar to that of meta-packages, and, in fact, most of the tasks available from tasksel are also available as meta-packages from the Ubuntu package managers (such as Synaptic Package Manager or KPackageKit).

I've got a Casio Privia digital piano that has a dead key I'd like to get fixed.
I'd take it someplace but its too heavy for me to lift at my age so I'm trying to find somebody that does in-home service work.

As Seinfeld said anybody "know a guy" ?

This is the worst drought I've seen in 30 years here. The forests are really dry! Maybe for 1 year we can give up fireworks and not burn down our city.

For whatever reason my bird feeders are going empty a lot faster this year and I've been wondering if the droughts been affecting other foods that they would be eating if we had had more rain.

Anybody else noticing this

Major bird migration through North Carolina peaks during mid-April to mid-May (spring) and September to October (fall).

Millions of birds, including warblers, vireos, and thrushes, travel the Atlantic Flyway, with high activity during September for fall migration and early May for spring.

Major bird migration through North Carolina peaks during mid-April to mid-May (spring) and September to October (fall).

*Millions of birds, including warblers, vireos, and thrushes, travel the Atlantic Flyway*, with high activity during September for fall migration and early May for spring.