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Armbian 25.11 Linux distribution based on Debian and designed for ARM devices is now available for download with support for new boards and various other changes. Here's what's new!
NixOS 25.11 “Xantusia” ships with GNOME 49, over 7000 new packages, and major system updates across the entire Nixpkgs ecosystem.
NixOS 25.11 independent distribution is now available for download with Linux 6.12 LTS, GNOME 49, and more. Here’s what’s new!
The good news is that Intel tonight posted a pull request for open-source Gaudi 3 accelerator support for the mainline Linux kernel! The bad news is that it's coming quite late in the product cycle, much later than the former excellent Habana Labs open-source track record, and their hopes of squeezing this code into the Linux 6.19 kernel may be dashed...
What is the price of freedom?
Linux 6.18 stable is now available! Linux 6.18 ushers in many new features and changes while also is expected to become this year's Long Term Support "LTS" kernel version...
Is it for real this time?
The prizrak.me blog is carrying an introduction to the Landlock security module. Landlock shines when an application has a predictable set of files or directories it needs. For example, a web server could restrict itself to accessing only /var/www/html and /tmp. Unlike SELinux or AppArmor, Landlock policies don't require administrator involvement or system-wide configuration. Developers can embed policies directly in application code, making sandboxing a natural part of the development process.
It's been an exciting weekend for Linux distribution released with new versions of Endeavour OS, CachyOS, Solus and now a new NixOS release...
A simple yet powerful tool for installing .deb packages with dependency resolution.
Py7 combines seven Python lint tools to deliver a comprehensive check of your Python source code.
When typing in the shell, Mike Schilli would like a function that offers recently modified files in a terminal user interface and builds them into his commands. The Z shell and two Go programs do the trick.
Component changes can affect functionality; the answer lies in checking and tracking serial numbers.
When I heard that an AI-generated song called "Walk My Walk"
CachyOS promises lighting fast speed and optimized performance for experienced users and newcomers alike.
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