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The 7.3-rc5 kernel prepatch is out for testing. Linus said: "I don't think there's any real pattern to it other than 'big'. But nothing looks particularly alarming, I think that despite the diffstat it's just the same old, same old."
9to5Linux Weekly Roundup for September 27th, 2026, brings news about COSMIC 1.9, VLC 3.0.24, GNU Wget 2.3, Flatpak 1.18.3, Giada 1.6, NVIDIA 595.104.02, Firefox 156.0.1, NTFS-3G 2026.9.18, Wireshark 4.6.9, fwupd 2.1.8, Mir 2.30, Shelly 3.1.5, PeaZip 11.3, GNOME 50.5, Budgie 10.10.3, SparkyLinux 2026.09, KeePassXC 2.8 beta, OBS Studio 33 beta, and more.
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Klassik is a modern KDE Plasma 6 project recreating the look and feel of KDE 3 while supporting Wayland and fractional scaling.
Make a small compromise here, and a tiny compromise there, and pretty soon you've backed yourself into a huge compromised corner. The post We Paid an Agency to Lock Us Into a Platform. Then We Left. appeared first on FOSS Force.
In working toward the stable Linux 7.3 kernel release hopefully on 18 October, out today is Linux 7.3-rc5 as the newest weekly test candidate...
Budgie 10.10.3 is now available as the third maintenance update to the Wayland-only Budgie 10.10 desktop environment series with various improvements, new features, and the usual bug fixes.
Budgie Desktop 10.10.3 adds app favorites, free desktop icon placement, primary monitor selection, and a rewritten Keyboard Layout applet.
The Linux-based mobile operating system postmarketOS has officially changed its name to Nura after a year-and-a-half selection process.
Noctalia 5.2 introduces a redesigned window switcher, calendar event reminders, improved screenshot tools, sound themes, and more.
Budgie 10.10.3 is out today as the newest point release to this open-source desktop...
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Apprise 2.0 arrives with notification escalation, smarter retries, parallel delivery, native async support, and major internal changes.
You can now certify the machine you already own and check the public catalog to see what else is validated.
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