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Don't set up Nginx Proxy Manager—use this instead for your Homelab
Port forwarding is a security risk and a massive headache. If you're hosting a website or a game server at home, see why "Tunnels" are a game-changer.
Open-Source Community Launches MinIO Fork
A community fork revives MinIO after the official repository was archived, restoring removed features and continuing open-source development.
WSL is good, but it's still not enough for me to go back to Windows
It'll take more than a virtual Linux machine to get me to put up with Copilot.
3 reasons I still can’t switch to Linux: Where Windows still wins
Just because it is open source doesn't mean it is always the best.
KDE Plasma 6.7 to Add Desktop Switching in Overview
KDE Plasma 6.7 will introduce virtual desktop switching in Overview using scroll or Page Up/Page Down keys, along with a new multi-printer print queue viewer.
The new KDE Plasma, Dolphin's big emulation update, the Pixel 10a, and more: News roundup
Everything you may have missed from the last week.
AppArmor Enhancements Merged For Linux 7.0
The AppArmour security module for the Linux kernel, which most notably is backed by Canonical for Ubuntu, has some small improvements and fixes for Linux 7.0...
A Powerful To-Do App for Android That Collects Absolutely None of Your Data
It handles time tracking, Jira sync, and Pomodoro timers without going after its users' data.
FOSS Force’s Top Five Articles — For the Week Ending February 20, 2026
Did you miss this week’s top articles? Here are the five most read article on FOSS Force for the week that just ended. The post FOSS Force’s Top Five Articles — For the Week Ending February 20, 2026 appeared first on FOSS Force.
eCryptfs Sees Renewed Patch Activity With Linux 7.0
We haven't heard much about eCryptfs in recent years for that stackable in-tree Linux file-system providing per-directory encryption support. The FSCRYPT framework has shown its strong capabilities in recent years with various file-systems, Canonical hasn't been pursuing its user home directory encryption like it did years ago for the Ubuntu desktop, and full disk encryption is the most secure approach for ensuring data security on your system. But to some surprise with Linux 7.0 there are the most patches to eCryptfs that we have seen in a while...
ollama 0.17 Released With Improved OpenClaw Onboarding
The open-source ollama project that makes it easy to get up and running with a variety of LLMs under Windows, macOS, and Linux is out with a new release. The ollama v0.17.0 release is driven by new functionality around enhancing the OpenClaw onboarding process...
Linux 7.0 Lands More AMDGPU Fixes For Old Radeon Hardware
Following last week's main set of DRM kernel graphics driver feature updates for Linux 7.0, merged on Friday to Linux 7.0 Git was the first round of fixes to these Direct Rendering Manager drivers. Dominating most of the code changes in this latest pull were AMDGPU fixes, including more enhancements for aging Radeon graphics processors...
AMD AOMP 23.0-0 Compiler Continues Enhancing Fortran Support
AMD AOMP 23.0-0 was released overnight as the latest build of this LLVM/Clang downstream that continues to carry the very latest AMD patches focused on delivering the best support for GPU offloading to Radeon/Instinct hardware with the likes of the OpenMP and OpenACC APIs. AOMP continues to serve as a great leading-edge compiler for the best AMD GPU offloading experience until the patches ultimately work their way into upstream LLVM...
Ceph In Linux 7.0 Lands Support For AES256K Keys
For those making use of the Ceph open-source, distributed storage platform, with the upcoming Linux 7.0 kernel they are introducing support for the AES256K key type...
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