IBM Unveils Granite 4.0 Hybrid Model That Competes with Rivals Twice Its Size
These models sure pack a punch.
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The Man Who Started Open Source Initiative Advocates for Abolishing Codes of Conduct
Between Anarchy and Bureaucracy: The Code of Conduct Debate Ignited by Eric Raymond.
Austria's Armed Forces Gets Rid of Microsoft Office (Mostly) for LibreOffice
The Austrian military prioritizes independence over convenience.
Fedora's Balancing Act: New Guidelines on Vibe Coding Contributions
The Fedora Project is looking for feedback on this.
From Disillusionment to Freedom: Why Creatives Need FOSS Now More Than Ever
More than ever, creative professionals need to exert control over their digital footprint. Big tech will not give us control—we have to take it. Free and Open Source (FOSS) software gives us a path forward. The path isn't easy, but I argue nothing worthwhile is.
AI Comes to Open Source eBook Reader Calibre
Calibre levels up with an AI feature and other changes.
Linux Kernel 6.17 Release is All About Performance, Reliability, and Hardware Support
Linux 6.17 covers a lot of ground, under the hoods.
Meet WebScreen: A Hackable Secondary Display for Gamers and Creators
A customizable, open source monitor for delivering notifications, stats, and reminders.
Proton Mail on Android and iOS is Now Faster and More Beautiful
Proton has revamped the Android and iOS apps for Proton Mail.
Are We Looking at The Corporate Takeover of Ruby's Ecosystem?
Corporate interests might be reshaping Ruby.
ZimaOS 1.5 Adds Paid Plus Edition While Keeping Core Features Free
An exciting release with an optional $29 lifetime upgrade.
Raspberry Pi 500+: A Computer Inside a Mechanical Keyboard
Raspberry Pi has surprised us all with this one.
Fedora 43 Release Date and New Features
A close look at the new features coming in Fedora 43.
Kali Linux 2025.3 Drops Support for Raspberry Pi 1, Zero W and Other ARMel Devices
There are more hacking tools, too.
New Proposal Looks to Make Linux Multi-Kernel Friendly
If approved, Linux could one day run multiple kernels simultaneously.
Open Source Summit Korea
Open Source Summit is a fundamental gathering place for exchanging ideas across projects and meeting all of the people who make open source communities work.
Open Source Infrastructure is Breaking Down Due to Corporate Freeloading
An unprecedented threat looms over open source.
OBS Studio 32.0 Arrives With Plugin Manager, NVIDIA RTX Audio, and Hybrid MOV Support
The latest OBS update brings changes streamer will appreciate.
Zorin OS 18 Beta Released With Fresh Design, Smarter Tiling, and Aim to Target Windows Migrants
Zorin OS 18 Beta debuts with sleek design and new features!
Git 3.0 May Make Rust Mandatory as Developers Discuss Transition
Git might be heading down the Rust way soon.
This $550 Linux Phone Has Kill Switches That Protect Your Privacy
This smartphone has hardware switches for the microphone, cameras, and modem/GPS.
LMDE 7 "Gigi" Beta Released With Debian 13 Base
LMDE 7 is shaping up well, but you will need to wait a little longer for the final release.
Apt Command is Finally Getting the Much Needed History Features
In the upcoming versions of apt, you'll be able to see the history of package transactions and get details on them.
A Flagship Smartphone With Kill Switches? Meet the Murena-Powered HIROH Phone
A premium smartphone running de-Googled /e/OS, complete with hardware kill switches.
