Open-source News

TUXEDO Computers Relicenses Some Of Their Drivers To GPLv2  Phoronix

First Look at GenBook RK3588, a Modular ARM-Powered Linux Laptop That Can Easily be Upgraded  TechEBlog

Rustls 0.23.17 is out today as the newest version of this modern TLS library written in the Rust programming language and a great alternative to the likes of OpenSSL...

People in the '80s Thought Unix Would Take Over. Here's Why They Were Right  How-To Geek

The GCC 15 compiler on Friday switched its default C language version from the GNU dialect of C17 to the current C23 standard...

Alongside the VFS pull requests on Friday for case insensitive Tmpfs support and atomic writes for EXT4 and XFS, Christian Brauner also submitted a pull request for introducing some new file abstractions for the Rust programming language within the Linux kernel...

While Plasma 6.3 feature development is continuing, KDE developers this week spent more time fixing bugs and polishing up existing code for ensuring a solid foundation to this open-source desktop...

Released last week was systemd 257-rc1 while succeeding that already is systemd 257-rc2 and it comes with a new tool: systemd-keyutil...

In commemorating twenty years since the release of the highly acclaimed Half-Life 2 game, Valve today released the Half-Life 2 20th Anniversary update with various fixes and other refinements. Half-Life 2 is also being made free-to-own through November 18th for those that never experienced this legendary game...

Linux GPU Configuration Tool 'LACT' adds NVIDIA support  GamingOnLinux

In addition to the EXT4 and XFS atomic write support, another interesting pull request sent in today by Microsoft's Christian Brauner is adding case-insensitive file/folder support for the Tmpfs file-system to benefit use-cases like Wine / Steam Play compatibility layers and sandboxing/container facilities like Flatpak...

Prominent Linux developer Christian Brauner with Microsoft has begun sending out various pull requests of VFS feature changes for the imminent Linux 6.13 merge window. One of the interesting early pull requests is the VFS untorn writes series with getting atomic writes support enabled for the EXT4 and XFS file-system...

Hacking the Linux Kernel in Ada - Part 2  Embedded Computing Design

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.5 gains security, networking upgrades  Network World

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.5 gains security, networking upgrades  Network World

SUSE unveils major rebranding, and a new AI platform that protects your data  ZDNet

Automotive Grade Linux introduces Toyota-led open source initiative  Yahoo Finance

LXQt packs Wayland punch with 2.1 release  The Register

While Linux 6.12 should be out this weekend with its many exciting features, following that will mark the start of the Linux 6.13 kernel cycle with what will be the first stable kernel release of 2025... Already there is a lot of exciting feature work expected to land during the Linux 6.13 merge window...

open source program office launch  just-auto.com