Linux NewsPortainer Cuts the Cord Between Its Free and Paid Editions
The free CE build is frozen on 2.x, while all new development goes into a Kubernetes-first, closed-source implementation.
Valve Unveils Lepton for Running Android Games on Linux
Lepton is Valve’s new open-source project for bringing Android games to Linux, with Steam Frame as its main target.
Garuda Linux Begins Nixification By Promoting Its Sybsystem
The Nix subsystem now installs as a standalone distro and is available in the Dr460nized and Mokka flavors.
Stop using the grep command — this modern Linux command is smarter and faster
Faster searches, cleaner results, and almost nothing new to learn.
AMD Begins Preparing Open-Source Linux Driver For Graphics Cards With GDDR7
AMD sent out their latest Linux kernel graphics driver patches today for enabling some new hardware IP blocks. And as part of that, preparing for GDDR7 video memory with the AMDGPU driver...
Sublime Text gains new C# highlighter, file icon themes
A new version of Sublime Text is out – the first major update to the cross-platform (and closed-source) text editor since May 2025. Sublime Text v4213 makes Python 3.14 the default (replacing v3.8). The editor still ships Python 3.3 – ancient as it is – though it is disabled by default and will be removed in a future update. New features include a rewritten C# syntax highlighter and unspecified ‘improvements’ to syntax highlighting in gneral. Sublime Text also introduces support for file icon themes. These can customise the tiny icons that show next to files in the sidebar, and are […]
Igalia celebrates "Twenty-Five Years Upstream"
The open-source consulting firm Igalia has put out an announcement celebrating 25 years of working on upstream FOSS projects for its clients. The list of projects the company has worked on is rather eye-opening: WebKit, mobile-browser rendering (on Maemo, Moblin, MeeGo, and Tizen), the Linux kernel (CPU and GPU scheduling), 3D graphics drivers, the Orca screen reader, GStreamer, and lots more. Beyond that, the company, which is a worker-owned cooperative, does its work in ways that benefit the community as well as its clients: None of this is charity. Igalia is a consultancy, and most of the work above was paid for by someone with a product to ship: a device maker who needs the web to run well on their hardware, a platform that needs a feature its users keep asking for, a company whose roadmap depends on something deep in the stack working better than it does today. What they get from us is not a patch to carry forever. We do the work upstream, in the project itself, so it arrives in t
Gravity Linux Aims To Provide A Nice Experience For Apple M4 & Newer
There's a new Linux distribution focused on supporting Linux on Apple Silicon Macs. Gravity Linux is this new distribution that is a spin of Fedora Remix and is catering to the still-experimentally-supported Apple M4 Macs and newer. In addition to leveraging Asahi Linux code and reverse engineering, Gravity Linux also leverages OpenAI Codex and Claude Code...
DavMail 7.0 Exchange Gateway Released With Faster Microsoft 365 Sync
DavMail 7.0 improves Microsoft 365 and Exchange connectivity with faster IMAP synchronization, better Graph API stability, and calendar enhancements.
Rspamd 4.2 Spam Filtering System Adds Deeper Office and SVG Attachment Analysis
Rspamd 4.2 expands attachment inspection, redesigns symbol scheduling, speeds up public suffix lookups, and improves the WebUI.
Ubuntu Would Rather Kill Your Apps Before It Takes Down The Session
Ubuntu 26.10 is shipping a change that should keep the desktop standing when your memory runs out.
Three new stable kernels
Greg Kroah-Hartman has released the 7.2.7, 6.18.53, and 6.12.111 stable. As is usual these days, they are quite large; also no surprise is that they provide many important fixes throughout the kernel tree. Users of those kernels are advised to update.
[$] Testing compat_linux on NetBSD with the Linux Test Project
NetBSD has long had support for running Linux binaries via its kernel-level compat_linux feature, but test coverage for it was less complete than some might hope. In order to provide better testing for compat_linux, Google Summer of Code (GSoC) participant Henrique Brito opted to work on enabling the Linux Test Project (LTP) test suite to compile and run on NetBSD. At EuroBSDCon 2026, Brito's mentor, Stephen Borrill, provided a report on the project, and the status of LTP on NetBSD. The work has already resulted in some minor fixes, and a good list of additional problems to solve.
Security updates for Monday
Security updates have been issued by AlmaLinux (kernel, perl-Net-DNS, sudo, tomcat, and tomcat9), Debian (chromium, gimp, libde265, libevent, linux-6.12, ruby-jwt, and unbound), Fedora (asterisk, chromium, doctl, dovecot, evolution, firefox, forgejo, freeciv, freeipa, gegl04, gimp, libheif, nss, opkssh, parted, ruby, stb, thunderbird, unbound, and webkitgtk), Mageia (bind, gawk, gdk-pixbuf2.0, graphicsmagick, gstreamer1.0-plugins-base, libde265, libpcap, libssh, mpg123, ntfs-3g, ntpsec, patch, perl-YAML, postfix, python-configargparse, and python-httplib2), Oracle (.NET 10.0, .NET 8.0, .NET 9.0, firefox, image-builder, kernel, libevent, libsoup, libsoup3, perl-Net-DNS, python-lxml, sudo, tomcat, tomcat9, and unbound), Slackware (stunnel), SUSE (alloy, dovecot22, ffmpeg-8, firefox, firefox-esr, freeipmi, glibc, google-guest-agent, google-osconfig-agent, helm, ImageMagick, jq, kbd, kernel-devel, libpcap, libsoup, libzypp, zypper, NetworkManager-applet-l2tp, nginx, openCryptoki, pcre2, py
openSUSE Tumbleweed ARM Updates Improve Raspberry Pi Support, Add Linux 7.2
openSUSE Project released new updates for the openSUSE Tumbleweed ARM port with Linux kernel 7.2 and improvements for Raspberry Pi, Rockchip, i.MX, NXP, and other SBCs.
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