Linux NewsFOSS Force’s Top Ten for April
Here’s what people were reading the most on FOSS Force during the month of April, 2026. The post FOSS Force’s Top Ten for April appeared first on FOSS Force.
On Our Way to Independence: Oops! I Guess I Should’ve Kept Posting
We missed April's target, so May is having to do extra duty. It's time to come to bat in our 2026 Independence Fundraiser. The post On Our Way to Independence: Oops! I Guess I Should’ve Kept Posting appeared first on FOSS Force.
Amazon’s New Open-Source Rex Project Controls What Scripts Can Do
Amazon has launched Rex, an Apache 2.0-licensed runtime that enforces policy-based access controls for script execution on host systems.
OpenCL 3.1 Released To Bolster AI & HPC Workloads
Six years after the debut of OpenCL 3.0 in provisional form, OpenCL 3.1 was announced today by The Khronos Group...
Qt's Latest AI Push Is Letting AI Agents Deal With Performance Profiling
The Qt Group announced today the QML Profiler Skill for Agentic Development. This new "skill" can delegate code performance profiling to AI agents for 2D Qt Quick applications...
AlmaLinux 10.2 Beta Released With Legacy 32-bit Software Support
AlmaLinux 10.2 Beta released today as their next AlmaLinux 10 release coming down the pipe and derived from the upstream Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.2 state. Plus this AlmaLinux release continues adding more changes on their own...
A Free Open Source Mobile Dev Hackathon Is Coming to the Netherlands on May 16
OS-SCi's Lomiri Tech Meeting includes keynotes, free books, and a new bounty program reveal.
After Years of Teasing, Warp Finally Goes Open Source
Warp opens its client code at last, though its broader AI ambitions for Oz orchestration remain firmly proprietary. The post After Years of Teasing, Warp Finally Goes Open Source appeared first on FOSS Force.
What Are Linux Mint HWE ISOs and Do You Actually Need One?
These images ship with a newer kernel, and they exist for a good reason.
Valve Officially Releases New Steam Controller with 35-Hour Battery, Grip Sense
Valve releases new Steam Controller for $99 USD with four haptic motors, two full-size magnetic thumbsticks with capacitive touch, two capacitive areas, and a 35-hour battery.
NVIDIA Looking To Create New Tool For Generating AutoFDO Profiles For GCC
NVIDIA compiler engineers are looking to develop a standalone tool that could be upstreamed into the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) codebase for generating AutoFDO profiles for consumption by GCC in turn for better benefiting from automatic feedback directed optimizations (FDO) in the name of better performance...
ROCm 7.2.3 Brings Minor Updates, ROCm XIO Documentation
Less than one month after releasing ROCm 7.2.2, the ROCm 7.2.3 is now available with some minor improvements to this open-source AMD GPU compute and AI stack...
Podman 6 Container Management Tool Set for Late May Release
Podman 6 is now targeted for release the week of May 25 at the earliest, allowing the team additional time to complete major release tasks.
Alpine Linux systems currently offline
The Alpine Linux account on fosstodon.org reports that all systems hosted at Linode, including its GitLab instance, "are suspended at the moment due to some billing issue". They are working to get it resolved, but in the meantime all of their services appear to be down.
[$] Bug-monitoring expectations and Fedora GNOME packages
For a number of years, users submitting bugs reports against GNOME packages in Fedora have received an auto-reply saying that the reports were not actively monitored; users were encouraged to file bugs with GNOME upstream instead. However, that practice seems to be in conflict with the Fedora Engineering Steering Committee (FESCo) policy that package maintainers "deal with reported bugs in a timely manner". On April 28, FESCo discussed the disconnect between practice and policy; so far, it has only opted to tweak the wording of the automatic response.
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