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Linux Sees Patches For "Critical" Vulnerability Affecting Many Arm CPUs  Phoronix

Today we released Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform 2.7, which builds on previous releases with more features and enhancements to help you enable a platform engineering approach to automation, accelerate adoption across different teams, and prepare your IT operations for AI-driven automation. Here's a look at what's included in our latest release. Empower platform engineering and boost developer productivity The self-service automation portal, released with Ansible Automation Platform 2.6, allows ITOps teams to make automation available to users who are not automation experts yet need easy

The keys that Microsoft uses to sign for Secure Boot are expiring at the end of June 2026. Here is what you need to know:Secure Boot-enabled systems will continue to boot after June 2026 whether they are immediately updated or not.Red Hat has released new shims, signed by multiple certificates, for all supported RHEL 9 and RHEL 10 streams; RHEL 8 will receive the new shim in June 2026.To prepare your systems for the future, it’s best to update your firmware database, if an update is available, and update your shim.What is Secure Boot?UEFI Secure Boot is a security feature that permits only s

Alpine Linux 3.24 Released with GNOME 50, KDE Plasma 6.6, and COSMIC Desktops  9to5Linux

Alpine Linux 3.24 Brings COSMIC Desktop to Its Community Repository  Linuxiac

Alpine Linux, the Linux distribution popular especially for containers / micro-services and embedded devices, is out with its newest feature release...

How AI and Linux devs are keeping old AMD Radeon cards alive  MakeUseOf

Microsoft's new Linux utilities for Windows are missing the point—here's why WSL wins  How-To Geek

Proton releases Proton Drive CLI for Windows, Mac, and Linux  Neowin

This overlooked Linux distro will give your laptop a new life  How-To Geek

Vibe Coding Is Keeping Old AMD Graphics Cards Alive on Linux  PCMag

Vibe Coding Is Keeping Old AMD Graphics Cards Alive on Linux  PCMag Middle East

Vibe Coding Is Keeping Old AMD Graphics Cards Alive on Linux  PCMag UK

Vibe Coding Is Keeping Old AMD Graphics Cards Alive on Linux  PCMag Australia

A single character could be enough to let hackers crack your Linux kernel  TechRadar

I turned my Linux terminal into a walkie-talkie that no one can track  MakeUseOf

AI helps keep vintage AMD Radeon Linux driver alive  VideoCardz.com

Liquid Glass for Linux? PearOS makes another Mac move - how it looks now  ZDNET

These are my 3 favorite open-source operating systems that aren't Linux  How-To Geek

A single errant character in the Linux kernel allows attacker to gain root  Ars Technica