Linux NewsNot Every Open Source OS Needs to Be Based on Linux, and These Six Aren’t
There are more operating systems than just Linux. Here's a list of a few that are under active development.
Valve’s Steam Client for Linux Goes 64-bit in Beta and Moves Into a Container
They say running Steam in the same kind of container its games use should make the client behave more consistently.
Ubuntu 26.10 Has Come Out as a Rust-Packed Interim Release
It ships with Linux 7.3, GNOME 51, an improved App Center, and many other upgrades.
Big Tech Funded a €115 Billion Warning Against Europe’s Digital Independence
Amazon, Google, and Meta funded the study through their lobby group CCIA Europe. The EU Commission's own estimate? €18 billion. Six times less.
FOSS Weekly #26.42: AI in Kernel, Ubuntu 26.10 Firefox Business, Mint Release Changes and More Linux Stuff
As Linus Torvalds embraces AI, it is time that we also pull our socks up and get on with local AI.
Epic Games Wants Linux Gamers. It's Rebuilding EAC For Fortnite
The anti-cheat software is being prepared for the platform, while a native client is already available as a preview.
A Joint Venture of Open Source Proportions! Open Productivity is Here
The vendors behind the openDesk office suite have formed a company to take it beyond public administration and into commercial use.
This Dev Built an Office Suite Because His Wife Kept Going Back to Microsoft Office
ElixirOffice is a new suite based on Euro-Office components and developed using AI.
Local AI Weekly #5: AI Gets a Desk Job
Agents are moving into office suites, and Big Tech wants them in all your work apps. Check out the latest Local AI Weekly newsletter.
Linux Mint 23 is No More. A New Release Takes its Place
The new one, Linux Mint 27 "Adrien," is due Christmas with an Ubuntu 26.04 LTS base.
This Rust File Manager Was Designed for Omarchy, but Arch Users Can Run it Too
Strata is a new offering that can open folders, preview images, and remember the sort order and icon size from previous sessions.
With an Eye on Europe, Mozilla Launches Firefox Enterprise With Self-Hosted Browser Management
Mozilla has announced Firefox Enterprise, a commercial offering for businesses and government agencies. It combines Firefox with a management console that organizations can run on their own servers.
This New Distro Wants to Achieve What Ubuntu Failed to Do Nearly a Decade Ago
Currently in beta, it pairs Prairie, a new desktop, with a native app suite and an AI assistant.
openEuler Wants Linux to Treat an Entire AI Cluster Like One Single Machine
At Open Source Summit Europe 2026, openEuler laid out how SuperPoD OS and Agentic Scaling change what an operating system is expected to do.
RustGIS is a Desktop GIS Tool That Also Runs in a Browser
The Apache-2.0 licensed app is written in Rust and includes an AI Assistant that can run commands on your map.
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