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KMSCON as a KMS/DRM-based virtual console emulator in user-space has been released. KMSCON is one of the leading solutions for potentially replacing the in-kernel Virtual Terminal (VT) implementation...

Linux Foundation pushes open source AI with expanded 2026 events program  eeNews Europe

Servo 0.0.4 is out today as the newest monthly update to this open-source, Rust-based web browser engine. Building off recent Servo embedding API additions, Servo 0.0.4 introduces support for multiple browser windows...

Servo 0.0.4 Browser Engine Released & Finally Supporting Multiple Windows  Phoronix

Arduino UNO Q Is a Hybrid SBC With Linux and Real-Time Microcontroller  Linuxiac

Globe And Nokia Scale Open Source Network APIs Through Linux Foundation Camara  Open Source For You

3-in-1 smartphone: NexPhone can run Linux, Windows 11 and Android  Mezha

Advanced Linux malware framework VoidLink likely built with AI  Digital Watch Observatory

Linux malware VoidLink reveals new dimension of AI-powered cyberattacks  igor´sLAB

Linux 7.0 finally retires a standard it supported for over 20 years  XDA

While slightly too late for making it into the Mesa 26.0 release that branched yesterday, merged now to Mesa Git for Q2's Mesa 26.1 release are some new RadeonSI Gallium3D (OpenGL) driver optimizations for the latest AMD Radeon RDNA4 graphics cards...

We’re excited to announce the general availability of zero trust workload identity manager, a Red Hat solution that delivers universal, runtime-attested identities for workloads in your cloud-native deployments.Modern applications run across multiple clusters, clouds, and regions, and traditional identity mechanisms—long-lived secrets, static certificates, or provider-specific Identity and Access Management (IAM)—struggle to keep up. Zero trust workload identity manager solves this by issuing ephemeral, cryptographically attested identities to workloads at runtime. This enables your appl

The journey to enterprise-wide Kubernetes adoption can be a "wild, wild west" of disparate environments and challenging security for some organizations. That's the landscape Northrop Grumman faced in 2020. At Red Hat OpenShift Commons Gathering, software engineering managers Joe McConnell and Randy Ellefson shared the lessons they learned while building a modern, multicloud Kubernetes platform for Northrop Grumman built on Red Hat OpenShift. Image 1: From Left, Randy Ellefson and Joe McConnell, Northrop Grumman’s Chief Information and Digital OfficeStandardizing on Red Hat OpenShiftInitially

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Rust 1.93 has arrived, here's what’s new  How-To Geek

I almost threw out my old laptop — then I found these 5 use cases  XDA

An oversight in the Linux kernel's Direct Rendering Manager (DRM) graphics driver common code could allow unprivileged users to trigger unbounded kernel memory consumption for a potential system-wide out-of-memory "OOM" situation...

Handmade by human hands using machines  digg.com

This Could be the Best Graphics Editor for Linux Users (Yes, it is Open Source)  It's FOSS