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AMD "Low Power" CPU Core Type Patches Queued Ahead Of Linux 7.3  Phoronix

Linux isn't your only escape route from Windows and macOS—here are 4 alternatives  How-To Geek

NVIDIA and Linux Foundation Form Open Secure AI Alliance  Linuxiac

The Wayfire modular and extensible Wayland compositor formerly used by default on Raspberry Pi SBCs is nearing its v1.0 release. Wayfire 0.11 was released on Sunday for this Compiz-inspired, wlroots-powered compositor with that being their hopeful last planned version before Wayfire 1.0 releases...

The FreeBSD project published today their Q2-2026 status report that highlights all of their interesting open-source development initiatives for the past quarter. A lot is happening including FreeBSD seeing an AMD ROCm port and also their own NTSYNC driver being created...

FreeBSD Developing New NTSYNC Driver For Accelerating Windows NT Sync Primitives  Phoronix

NVIDIA and more than two dozen other companies have started the Open Secure AI Alliance for helping to keep open-source AI models secure. The other founding members range from Microsoft to Adobe, IBM, Red Hat, SpaceX, OpenClaw, Palantir, and others...

NVIDIA & Others Form The Open Secure AI Alliance  Phoronix

Chrome finally runs on Raspberry Pi (if you know where to click)  Korben

Qualys identifies Linux kernel vulnerability affecting millions of systems  Intelligent CISO

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Learn how to install safe-agentic-workflow (SAW) on Linux, add it to a project alongside Claude Code, and use it to

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Ready-to-use Proton LinUwUx builds for Linux with Denuvo hypervisor bypass are now available.  GameGPU

Chrome arm64 Linux builds now downloadable, but Google hasn't officially announced them yet  Neowin

Chrome arm64 Linux builds now downloadable, but Google hasn't officially announced them yet  Neowin

Linux 7.2-rc5 lands with patches for HP EliteBook 830 G8 and Alienware x16 R2  Neowin

9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: July 26th, 2026  9to5Linux

As AI capabilities advance, they transform the security landscape in real time. To address these challenges at scale, no single company can act in isolation. We must bring together our respective expertise across the industry. That is why Red Hat is proud to participate as an inaugural member of the new Open Secure AI Alliance with NVIDIA. This initiative focuses on developing open tools and techniques to safeguard the AI stack—from open weight models to agent harnesses—to help drive safety, transparency, and broad scientific scrutiny. Open source models and frameworks act as vital defensi

I’m fortunate that I get to speak with hundreds of customers every year. These enterprises span the technology adoption curve—some who thrive on the leading edge, and others who prefer being as risk-averse as possible. But the AI era—ever-churning and bursting with exuberance—has united nearly all of them at this moment. Experiment time is over. Enterprises are focused on moving beyond theoretical AI pilots to operationalizing it at scale, optimizing costs, and governing its actions.Beyond those corporate mandates, which are important, I think what’s refreshing about my conversations

When integrating AI into your software development processes, the methodology you use to build software is as important as the models themselves. At Red Hat, we believe the true value of AI emerges when it is integrated into transparent, scalable, and reliable enterprise workflows. We're moving beyond traditional development practices toward a new agentic software development life cycle (SDLC). Within Red Hat AI Engineering, this approach treats AI agents not as isolated, automated tools, but as active, collaborative participants in the development lifecycle—helping drive progress from the i

Linuxiac Weekly Wrap-Up: Week 30, 2026 (July 20 – 26)  Linuxiac