Yet another month passed by, and many interesting events took place during this period. Here are a few of the highlights of the previous month.

World of FOSS:

• A new project named Cockpit (under heavy development) will help you administer your servers via a web browser.

• The primary developer of musl provides an insight into the flaws of systemd.

• OpenRC now runs on Debian GNU/Hurd.

• Red Flag Linux, one of the older Linux distributions and with a focus on chinese users, meets its end.

• Wikimedia votes against MP4 support.

• tmux 1.9 was released, immediately followed by version 1.9a, which fixed a few unnoticed bugs.

Security/Privacy:

• Kickstarter got hacked.

• In this blog post, IgnorantGuru hints about his background, talks about the importance of cryptography and also talks about the influence of Red Hat over the GNU/Linux ecosystem.

Cool Stuff:

• neovim is a project that aims to modernize Vim. It aims to bring better GUIs and improved plugin support as compared to Vim. Here's a link to its fundraiser.

• xkcd Now is a super awesome clock. You have to see it to understand it.