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Rust Coreutils 0.7 released on Sunday as a performance-focused update to this popular alternative to GNU Coreutils that is still striving for 100% compatibility against the GNU Test Suite...

TUXEDO InfinityBook Max 16 (AMD): Powerful Linux workstation with Ryzen AI and RTX graphics launches  Basic Tutorials

9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: March 8th, 2026  9to5Linux

Linux 7.0-rc3 is out as the latest weekly test candidate in leading up to the stable Linux 7.0 release in mid-April...

Linux 7.0-rc3 Released: "Some Of The Biggest In Recent History"  Phoronix

Handmade by human hands using machines  Digg

Linuxiac Weekly Wrap-Up: Week 10, 2026 (Mar 2 – 8)  LXer: Linux News

Linuxiac Weekly Wrap-Up: Week 10, 2026 (Mar 2 – 8)  LXer: Linux News

CachyOS ISO Release for March 2026 Is Out with KDE Plasma 6.6, Winboat, and More  9to5Linux

10 tricks you can do with FFmpeg on Linux  How-To Geek

The March 2026 ISO refresh of the Arch Linux powered CachyOS distribution is now available for new installations and upgrading from existing CachyOS installs...

CachyOS Handheld Edition Switches To Wayland, CachyOS Installer Drops Bcachefs  Phoronix

Customizing your Linux desktop is a waste of time: Here's a better way to get what you want  How-To Geek

Even after 10 years of using Linux, these 3 distros still scare me (and they’re not Arch)  How-To Geek

FFmpeg developers are preparing to soon release FFmpeg 8.1 with some great new features and other improvements...

Merged this week for Mesa 26.1 are the initial Nova Lake P "NVL-P" device bits for Intel's ANV Vulkan and Iris Gallium3D drivers. But this support isn't yet exposed by default and not yet ready for end-users with more driver changes still to be published...

Experimental Intel Nova Lake P Device Bits Merged For Mesa 26.1  Phoronix

Notable Intel & AMD CPU Changes Merged For Linux 7.0-rc3  Phoronix

This week's batch of "x86/urgent" patches that were merged overnight for Linux 7.0 contain some fixes and other adjustments worth highlighting for both AMD and Intel...

The newest open-source concern around AI that is seeing a lot of interest this weekend is when large language models / AI code generators may rewrite large parts of a codebase and then the "developers" claiming an alternative license incompatible with the original source license. This became a real concern this week with a popular Python project experiencing an AI-driven code rewrite and now published under an alternative license that its original author does not agree with and incompatible with the original code...