Whatβs Up Docker 9.0 Released With SQLite Backend, RBAC, and API Tokens
WUD 9.0 arrives with a new SQLite-based persistence layer, three user roles, personal API tokens, and improved OIDC support.
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WUD 9.0 arrives with a new SQLite-based persistence layer, three user roles, personal API tokens, and improved OIDC support.
Fwupd 2.1.8 expands hardware support while fixing crashes, memory issues, Logitech Unifying recovery, DBX updates, and more.
PhotoPrismβs latest release improves face detection and clustering, adds Insta360 media support, expands privacy controls, and raises the default file size limit.
GNOME 50.5 arrives as an old-stable maintenance update with fixes across GNOME Shell, Mutter, GTK, GDM, GVfs, Epiphany, and more.
Wireshark 4.6.9 rolls out with fixes for 19 security issues affecting protocol dissectors, file parsers, Sharkd, and profile imports.
SparkyLinux 2026.09 is out based on Debian Forky Testing, featuring Linux kernel 7.2 and a new lightweight Labwc Wayland edition.
Canonical is switching Ubuntu kernel updates to overlapping two-week cycles, resulting in new kernel releases every week.
The distributed, offline-first bug tracker git-bug 0.11 introduces a revamped web UI, code browsing, GraphQL improvements, and new packages.
Konveyor introduces a scrollable column-based tiling workflow for KDE Plasma users running Wayland and Plasma 6.4 or newer.
KeePassXC 2.8 is on the way with Wayland Auto-Type, Qt 6, Polkit Quick Unlock, remote database sync, and more.
Sublime Text 4213 updates its plugin runtime to Python 3.14, adds file icon themes, Git improvements, and several Linux-specific fixes.
FreeRDP 3.32 is out with Microsoft Entra integration on Linux, beta RAIL support for Wayland and X11, USB fixes, and security hardening.
KDEβs 2026β2028 goals include stronger enterprise support, consolidated documentation, and a unified styling system.
NetBSD 10.2 is out as the second point release in the 10.x stable series, adding new Ethernet, VMware, ARM, and security improvements.
Systemd 262 is now available with static PID 1 builds for small containers, Intel TDX support, TPM improvements, and updated service management features.