Flatpak Secures β¬508K to Bring Stronger Sandboxing to Linux Apps
Germanyβs Sovereign Tech Agency is investing β¬508,640 in Flatpak development, targeting stronger sandboxing, new portals, and infrastructure improvements.
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Germanyβs Sovereign Tech Agency is investing β¬508,640 in Flatpak development, targeting stronger sandboxing, new portals, and infrastructure improvements.
Canonical ships the first Resolute Raccoon point release while delaying automatic 24.04 LTS upgrades to address regressions.
Calibre 9.14 introduces AI-powered cover generation with multiple styles, adds Anthropic and Grok backends, and patches Content Server security flaws.
Flatpak 1.18.2 is out with fixes for a system helper crash, sandbox extensions, portal file descriptors, and older GLib builds.
NVIDIA 595.99 updates the Latest Production Branch Linux driver with fixes for Blackwell display corruption, black screens, suspend, and Linux 7.0.
The latest Darktable 5.6.1 bug-fix release improves AI model handling, restores better UI performance, and resolves multiple crashes.
Asahi Linux says M3 support is almost ready for an official release, with webcams, microphones, USB 3.0, and Thunderbolt now working across the lineup.
Chromium gains initial Flatpak support on Linux, though the implementation is still experimental.
FreeRDP 3.31.0 is out with numerous security and bug fixes, plus faster graphics performance for AVC/H.264 Remote Desktop sessions.
LibreOffice 26.8 is now available with a new Paragraph Composer in Writer, native OpenType variable font support, Calc improvements, and better document compatibility.
The first public Multikernel Linux release lets several independent kernels run side by side on one machine with dedicated CPUs, memory, and devices.
Shadowfetch Linux 3.0 βUmbraβ introduces the Fireline safety system for coding agents, with sandboxing, checkpoints, MCP tools, and local AI features.
GrapheneOS says the first officially supported Motorola devices are expected in 2027, starting with higher-end flagship models.
Armbian 26.8 is now available with Linux kernel 7.1, a completely rewritten installer, Armbian Imager 2.0, and bootable UEFI ISO images.
COSMIC Desktop 1.7 is out with shake-to-find cursor support, improved network filesystem browsing, sharper scalable cursors, and various fixes.