Open-source News

Ardour 9.0 is out today as the latest major feature release to this leading open-source digital audio workstation (DAW) software for musicians, recording engineers, and other audio editing needs...

How to make your Linux laptop more secure in 7 steps  How-To Geek

Building a C compiler with a team of parallel Claudes  Anthropic

ShadowHS: Fileless Linux Framework for Post-Exploitation  SOC Prime

Merged a year ago to the Linux kernel's Xe graphics driver was a change to disable D3Cold across all Battlemage GPUs. This was done due instability issues around the D3cold to D0 power state transition. Finally with the upcoming Linux 7.0 kernel cycle that restriction is being loosened with restoring D3cold support with Battlemage GPUs aside from a specific NUC...

Intel Xe Linux Driver Will No Longer Block D3cold For All Battlemage GPUs  Phoronix

Ubuntu on RISC-V might actually be good thanks to this chip  How-To Geek

Vibe Coding Is Killing Open Source Software, Researchers Argue  404 Media

LLM scrapers for AI are even hungry for Debian's continuous integration "CI" data. Due to the ongoing abuse of the open web by LLM scrapers, the Debian CI infrastructure is restricting the publicly accessible data with their web server resources being hammered by bots/scrapers...

Three Decades Of ReactOS  Hackaday

GNU/Linux or Just Linux? Between Purism and Everyday Usage  Linuxiac

I added these 3 applets to Linux Mint, and now its a productive workstation  How-To Geek

4 reasons Windows 11 is still a better choice than Linux for most people  Windows Central

Yesterday was our first look at the Intel Panther Lake Linux performance with the Core Ultra X7 358H and focused on the CPU performance. In today's benchmarking is a look at the very exciting Xe3 graphics found with the top-tier Panther Lake models: the Arc B390 Graphics with 12 Xe cores.

Intel Arc B390 Graphics Performance On Linux With Panther Lake Review  Phoronix

The $0 Linux "Swiss Army Knife" every developer should install today  How-To Geek

TrueNAS 26 Looks Toward OpenZFS 2.4, Linux 6.18 LTS & LXC Container Support  Phoronix

Following the release of TrueNAS 25.10 for this Linux-based, OpenZFS-running operating system focused on network appliances / storage devices, iX systems has shared some of their plans for TrueNAS 26 this year...

Canonical and SpacemiT announced today that Ubuntu Linux will be officially supported on SpacemiT's new K3 RISC-V SoC. What makes the K3 interesting is being one of the first available RISC-V RVA23 designs...

Ubuntu To Support The SpacemiT K3 As One Of The First RISC-V RVA23 SoCs  Phoronix