Linux NewsArch Linux September 2026 ISO Is Out with Linux Kernel 7.2
Arch Linux kicks off September 2026 with a new ISO image powered by Linux kernel 7.2.2 and the latest package updates.
AWS to Acquire DuckLabs, DuckDB Project Stays Open Source
AWS has signed an agreement to acquire DuckLabs, while the open-source DuckDB project will remain independent under the DuckDB Foundation.
Linux From Scratch 13.1 Is Out with Major Toolchain Updates
Linux From Scratch 13.1 is now available with GCC 16.2, Binutils 2.47, Glibc 2.44, Linux 7.1.8, and 46 updated or added packages.
Audacity 3.7.9 Audio Editor Adds FFmpeg 9 Support, Fixes Data Loss Issues
Audacity 3.7.9 is out with FFmpeg 9 support, Windows ASIO improvements, and important fixes for project corruption and data loss.
Mozilla Adds Built-In Ad Blocking to Firefox on iOS
Mozilla has added native ad blocking to Firefox on iOS, letting users block many ads and trackers without installing an extension.
aerynOS Advances New Installer with Btrfs Support, Rebuilds Entire Package Repository
erynOS shares its August 2026 progress, including a rewritten Lichen TUI installer, Btrfs support, and a repository-wide rebuild covering over 1,700 recipes.
KDE Linux Adds Automatic Btrfs Snapshots, Reaches 85% of Beta Goal
KDE Linux made major progress in August with automatic Btrfs snapshots, Dolphin file rollback, security improvements, and several important fixes.
Rust-Based uutils Coreutils 0.11 Brings Faster Performance, Better Error Messages
The latest uutils Coreutils release speeds up cp and join, introduces modern diagnostics, and pushes GNU compatibility past 95%.
Kdenlive 26.08 Video Editor Adds Track Reordering, Better Timeline Editing
Kdenlive 26.08 is out with long-awaited track reordering, multi-clip speed controls, automatic audio track creation, and 11 crash fixes.
Firefox 155 Brings Faster Page Loading, Tracker Counts
Mozilla Firefox 155 adds faster connections, visible tracker-blocking counts, reorderable containers, and several important Linux fixes.
Debian 11 “Bullseye” Is Now Officially Unsupported
Debian 11 “Bullseye” reaches end of life on August 31, 2026, after five years of official support.
CrowdSec 1.8 Adds WAF Bot Detection, Kubernetes Log Collection
CrowdSec 1.8 introduces WAF bot detection with browser challenges, native Kubernetes log acquisition, HTTP helpers, and numerous fixes.
FreeCORE 15.0-U1 Keeps TrueNAS CORE Alive on FreeBSD
FreeCORE 15.0-U1 is now stable, continuing the TrueNAS CORE lineage as an independently maintained FreeBSD- and OpenZFS-based NAS platform.
OpenShot 4.0 Video Editor Released with Built-In Screen Recording
OpenShot 4.0 adds screen, webcam, and audio recording, a new Color View, local AI-powered masks, 10 new effects, and a fully native Qt timeline.
Linuxiac Weekly Wrap-Up: Week 35, 2026 (August 24 – 30)
Catch up on the latest Linux news: Ubuntu 26.04.1, EndeavourOS Titan Nova, Vanilla OS 3, LibreOffice 26.8, COSMIC 1.7, Debian says yes to generative AI, and more.
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