Epic Games Confirms Fortnite Is Coming to Linux with New Easy Anti-Cheat
Epic Games confirms Fortnite is coming to Linux, with a new Easy Anti-Cheat system designed to improve cheat protection on the platform.
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Epic Games confirms Fortnite is coming to Linux, with a new Easy Anti-Cheat system designed to improve cheat protection on the platform.
Ubuntu 26.10 βStonking Stingrayβ is now available, featuring GNOME 51, Linux kernel 7.3, improved App Center, Rust-based coreutils, and nine months of support.
Strata 1.0 is a new Rust-based Linux file manager designed for Omarchy, featuring GTK4, Miller columns, keyboard navigation, and secure previews.
Fastfetch 2.70 arrives with better Android support, improved Linux audio detection, fewer dependencies, and bug fixes across platforms.
IPFire 2.29 Core Update 204 fixes VPN-related DNS resolution issues, updates the Linux kernel to 6.18.54, and refreshes key packages.
KDE Plasma 6.8 arrives on KDE's 30th anniversary, dropping native X11 sessions and improving Wayland, performance, HDR, and remote desktop.
Valve's latest Steam Client update improves Proton support for non-Steam games, fixes Vulkan issues, and introduces new Big Picture features.
Kdenlive 26.08.2 is out with fixes for crashes, proxy clips, audio recording, project files, and several timeline and title editor issues.
The privacy-focused Tails 7.15 Linux distribution is out, updating Tor Browser, the Tor client, and firmware packages for newer hardware.
Mozilla Thunderbird 158 improves Quick Filter performance and fixes OpenPGP, CardDAV, CalDAV, and Linux authentication issues.
ONLYOFFICE Docs 10.0 introduces AI tools, modular apps, faster spreadsheets, improved PDF editing, and over 50 new features.
Linux Mint 27 βAdrienβ is scheduled for Christmas 2026, marking a shift to annual releases and the end of traditional point updates.
Mozilla unveils Firefox Enterprise, offering self-hosted browser management, centralized policies, security controls, and AI governance.
Written in Rust, LumineCapture offers fast screenshots on Linux Wayland, with built-in editing, OCR, and support for KDE Plasma and COSMIC.
Linus Torvalds experiments with AI-generated Linux kernel code, using Claude Code to optimize memory operations and improve read performance.