Woodpecker CI 3.16 Adds Workflow Concurrency Limits, Unix Socket Support
Woodpecker CI 3.16.0 lands with workflow concurrency limits, Unix socket support, Prometheus metrics, Kubernetes improvements, and security hardening.
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Woodpecker CI 3.16.0 lands with workflow concurrency limits, Unix socket support, Prometheus metrics, Kubernetes improvements, and security hardening.
The Guix team urges users to upgrade after vulnerabilities were found in its substitute handling and channel update mechanisms.
Greg Kroah-Hartman says Linux leads CVE counts for the first half of 2026, arguing the numbers reflect responsible reporting, not poor security.
Appleβs Swift-powered container tool for macOS hits 1.0 with persistent Linux machines, host integration, and broader workflow improvements.
ClamAV 1.5.3 open-source antivirus engine released with fixes for multiple security vulnerabilities affecting file parsing, archive scanning, and executable unpacking.
The Fedora-based Ultramarine Linux 44 adds a Wayland-based Budgie experience, Plasma 6.7, Taidan installer improvements, and more.
Calibre 9.11 introduces standalone HTML annotation exports with light/dark themes, search support, and filtering by highlight style.
Immich 3.0 has been released with a broad set of improvements across mobile, web, backups, automation, and library management.
The new OpenVPN update patches seven security vulnerabilities affecting DNS handling, TLS-Crypt-v2, NTLMv2 proxy responses, and more.
Microsoftβs new WSL Containers feature brings a familiar Docker-like CLI and native Windows API for running Linux containers through WSL.
KDE Gear 26.04.3 delivers another round of maintenance fixes for KDEβs application suite, covering video editing, file transfers, audio output, and more.
System76βs new Lemur Pro weighs under 3 pounds, packs Intel Core Ultra Series 3 chips, and starts at $1,999 before the current $76 discount.
Arch Linuxβs July 2026 ISO ships with Linux kernel 7.0.14, Archinstall 4.4, systemd 261.1, fresh firmware, and updated core packages.
Fwupd 2.16 fixes several security-related issues, including safer manifest validation, sealed memfd input handling, and device-version checks.
The privacy-focused Tails 7.9.1 ships with Linux kernel 6.12.94, addressing DirtyClone and another privilege-escalation vulnerability.