The Laptop That Wasn't: TUXEDO Computers Shelves Linux ARM Notebook Plans
German manufacturer blames missing features and poor battery life.
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Linux First, Windows Later! Dell Launches Qualcomm NPU Laptop on Linux Before Windows
Windows takes a backseat on Dell's latest AI workstation as Linux gets the priority. Windows 11 version will be coming in 2026.
Enshittification of Arduino Begins? Qualcomm Starts Clamping Down
New Terms of Service introduce perpetual content licenses, reverse-engineering bans, and widespread data collection.
Blender 5.0 Released with HDR Support, Video Sequencer Overhaul, and ACES Workflows
Plus Grease Pencil motion blur, performance improvements, and enhanced rendering features.
Microsoft's New Windows AI Feature Comes With Warnings About Malware and Data Theft
New opt-in experimental feature comes with some warnings and requires file access.
After Nearly 10 Years of Building Mastodon, Eugen Rochko Steps Into Advisory Role
Mastodon's creator steps back from CEO role, transfers assets to non-profit organization.
Open Source Developers Are Exhausted, Unpaid, and Ready to Walk Away
The foundation of modern software is cracking under the weight of burnout.
RustDesk Pulls Ahead of TeamViewer, AnyDesk with Wayland Multi-Scaled Display Support
New nightly build brings support for monitors with different scaling factors.
Snapchat Opens Valdi Framework to Developers After 8 Years of Internal Use
Enters a crowded UI framework market.
Mozilla Unveils Plans for New 'AI Window' Browsing Mode in Firefox, Opens Signups
Planned browsing mode will let users chat with an AI assistant while surfing the web.
Ubuntu's New 15-Year Commitment Targets Long-Lived Enterprise Systems
Legacy add-on extended to five years, starting with Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.
FFmpeg Calls Google's AI Bug Reports "CVE Slop"
Open source project pushes back on AI-generated vulnerability reports.
Nitrux 5.0.0 Released: A 'New Beginning' That's Not for Everyone (By Design)
The Debian-based distro goes all-in on Hyprland, immutability, and intentional design.
IBM Joins OpenSearch Software Foundation to Advance AI-Powered Search and RAG
Pledges enterprise-grade enhancements as Premier Member.
Kaspersky Antivirus is Now Available for Linux. Will You Use it?
Is Kaspersky for Linux the security solution we've been waiting for? Or is it just security theater for paranoid penguins?
Ubuntu's Rust Transition Hits Another Bump as sudo-rs Security Vulnerabilities Show Up
Password exposure and improper authentication validation issues caught early ahead of the LTS release.
You Can Play Classic D3D7 Games on Linux With This New Project, But Don’t Expect Perfection
A new Vulkan-based translation layer brings old Windows games to Linux.
What a Shame! FlatHub is Ranking on Google for Po*nHub Downloads
And it's not Google's fault this time.
ODF 1.4 Release Marks 20 Years of OpenDocument Format
Accessibility and compatibility upgrades mark 20th anniversary of document standard at OASIS Open.
Ownership of Digital Content Is an Illusion—Unless You Self‑Host
Prices are rising across Netflix, Spotify, and their peers, and more people are quietly returning to the oldest playbook of the internet: piracy. Is the golden age of streaming over?
YouTube Goes Bonkers, Removes Windows 11 Bypass Tutorials, Claims 'Risk of Physical Harm'
When will these Big Tech platforms learn?
Systemd-Free Debian, Devuan Version 6.0 "Excalibur" is Available Now
The systemd-free distro is now powered by Debian 13.
This OpenWrt-Based Router Has Swappable Wi-Fi Modules for Future Upgrades
The Turris Omnia NG promises lifetime updates and a modular design for a real long-term use.
GitHub’s 2025 Report Reveals Some Surprising Developer Trends
630 million repositories and 36 million new developers mark GitHub's biggest year.
