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CNCF and Linux Foundation Education Partner with Udemy to Provide a Unified Cloud Native Training & Certification Opportunity  PR Newswire

CNCF and Linux Foundation Education Partner with Udemy to Provide a Unified Cloud Native Training & Certification Opportunity  PR Newswire

The ongoing rise in AI/LLM-generated patches hitting the mailing lists and affecting development workflows continues to impact Linux kernel development. For the ARM64 architecture updates in Linux 7.2 is an interesting anecdote over over feeling like this activity has "slowed us down a little on the feature side" and having to deal with this AI/LLM patch activity resulted in some features now being postponed from making it for this current Linux kernel development cycle...

The managed services market is navigating an unprecedented inflection point. For many service providers, recent changes in licensing and vendor partner tiers have elevated costs from a standard operational challenge into an existential threat to business continuity. If your organization has been de-certified, leaving you at risk of operating without valid VMware licensing, or if your virtualization cost overhead now compromises your profit margins, the key business question is no longer if you should migrate but how fast you can execute a transition to protect your customers and your business.

Linux Foundation Newsletter: June 2026  Linux Foundation

Kent Overstreet announced the release today of Bcachefs-Tools 1.38.6 as the user-space tools built around the Bcachefs copy-on-write file-system. There are a few new features and a lot of performance work in v1.38.6 without bringing any on-disk format breakage...

The slab memory allocation changes for Linux 7.2 have been merged and continue to see more work around shaves and performance optimizations...

I found one Linux app that replaced my entire toolkit — and now I can't imagine going back  MakeUseOf

The open-source Lemonade AI server for "100% free and private" AI usage across Windows and Linux in leveraging AMD Ryzen AI NPUs, Radeon GPUs, and x86_64 CPUs, is now much more powerful with today's v10.8 release...

AMD's Lemonade AI Server Now Much More Useful With MCP Server Integration  Phoronix

NVIDIA 595.84 Linux Driver Improves Support for 007 First Light and Other Games  9to5Linux

Every time I crawl back to Windows, EndeavourOS pulls me home to Linux  MakeUseOf

Arch Linux's largest software repo is blocking sign-ups due to a malware crisis  How-To Geek

Linux Foundation Launches Appia Foundation to Establish Standardized Conformity Specifications Across the AI Value Chain  Linux Foundation

Your old Pixel phone could soon get reincarnated as a cheap Linux data center thanks to this Google-backed project — and it shows mobile chips now beat high-end server hardware in single-core benchmarks  Yahoo Tech

Your old Pixel phone could soon get reincarnated as a cheap Linux data center thanks to this Google-backed project — and it shows mobile chips now beat high-end server hardware in single-core benchmarks  TechRadar

Linux Foundation launches DocLang group for AI documents  IT Brief UK

The original DisplayLink USB display adapters were great for working with an upstream, open-source driver while sadly the newer DisplayLink tech has been limited to an out-of-tree driver and proprietary user-space daemon. But posted today is an experimental "Vino" driver that is a clean-room, reverse-engineered driver for newer DisplayLink hardware...

Experimental, Reverse-Engineered & AI Assisted Rust Driver Targets Modern DisplayLink Hardware  Phoronix

NVIDIA 595.84 released as the new Recommended Driver for Linux  GamingOnLinux