FOSS Weekly #26.21: Microsoft's Distro, Bitwarden Drama, Adobe on Linux, New Email Client and More
Fedora no longer trusts on AI ... or so it seems for now.
Latest Linux and open source news from around the web
Fedora no longer trusts on AI ... or so it seems for now.
Linux's stable maintainer is betting on a new Rust type to address a class of bugs C has never been able to fully prevent.
After months of no responses and packages being left in disrepair, the FESCo has drawn a hard line.
The community build also drops its 20-connection limit and gets a lighter, simpler architecture.
The password manager swapped its CEO, rewrote its core values, and briefly pulled "Always Free" from its pricing page.
Azure Linux 4.0 is on the way, and its GitHub repo quietly confirms it's built on Fedora.
Still in alpha, it brings keyboard-first system cleaning to servers, headless machines, and remote SSH sessions.
Sharing my home automation journey as I keep on exploring and troubleshooting.
The open source web-based project management platform adds email workflows, risk tracking, and AI-assisted translations in its latest release.
It works if you trust the AI agent that also took screenshots as proof.
Btw, it is lightweight, open source, and not built on Electron.
Two council members have retracted their approval votes after people raised concerns.
Want to run AI models locally without expensive hardware? I tested 8 LLMs on a CPU-only machine to find out what works and what doesnβt.
The kernel vulnerabilities and their fixes.
Not every day you come across something absurd and fun and amusing at the same time.