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The ReactOS project is celebrating today that it marks 30 years since their first code commit in the ReactOS source tree. During the past 30 years now the project has seen more than 88k commits from more than 300 developers as it seeks to be a robust open-source Windows implementation. In their 30 year birthday blog post they also provide a look ahead at what they're working on...

OpenWrt One gains support for running Debian  Help Net Security

NexPhone is a desktop replacement smartphone that multi-boots Android, Linux and Windows 11 - GSMArena.com news  GSMArena.com

Debian's FreedomBox Blend promises an easier home cloud  theregister.com

Malicious PyPI Package Impersonates SymPy, Deploys XMRig Miner on Linux Hosts  The Hacker News

Sophisticated Linux malware VoidLink was made by solo hacker who mastered AI  Cybernews

This glorious-looking Linux distro left me awestruck - see what it's all about  ZDNET

KDE Plasma Login Manager Won’t Support Systemd-Free Linux or BSD Systems  Linuxiac

This Phone Runs Android, Linux, and Windows to Replace 3 Computers  Yanko Design

NexPhone Might Be First Smartphone Capable of Booting Into Android, Linux, and Windows 11  TechEBlog -

FOSS Weekly #26.04: Mint 22.3 Released, Stallman is Back, Ubuntu's Snap Store Under Attack and More  It's FOSS

Linux Powers AI and Reshapes Modern IT Careers  findarticles.com

Goodbye, VirtualBox - I found a better, more reliable VM manager for Linux  ZDNET

This OS quietly powers all AI - and most future IT jobs, too  ZDNET

Linux Finally Retiring HIPPI: The First Near-Gigabit Standard For Networking Supercomputers  Phoronix

While the Linux kernel has been seeing preparations from NVIDIA for 1.6 Tb/s networking in preparing for next-generation super-computing, the kernel has still retained support to now for the High Performance Parallel Interface. HIPPI was the standard for connecting supercomputers in the late 1980s and a portion of the 1990s with being the first networking standard for near-Gigabit connectivity at 800 Mb/s over distances up to 25 meters. But HIPPI looks like it will be retired from the mainline kernel with Linux 7.0...

Within Red Hat’s Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure (CVD) framework, an embargo is a strictly-defined window of time during which a security vulnerability is known only to a small group of trusted parties before being made public, including the vulnerability reporter and the relevant upstream community and partners.Why are embargoes necessary? The primary goal of an embargo is customer protection. If a severe vulnerability is disclosed immediately upon discovery by way of "full disclosure" without an available patch, malicious actors have a window of opportunity to exploit systems while us

The latest release of the Red Hat OpenShift cluster observability operator 1.3 introduces observability signal correlation, incident detection, application performance monitoring (APM) dashboard, and more. These features aim to revolutionize how organizations monitor, troubleshoot, and maintain containerized environments by reducing complexity and accelerating issue resolution.Cluster observability operator 1.3Advanced observability capabilities in Red Hat OpenShift have evolved significantly, with the 1.3 release introducing the general availability of two features to help organizations monit

Adobe Photoshop sneaks onto Linux through a back door  Yahoo! Tech

Adobe Photoshop sneaks onto Linux through a back door  TechRadar