OBS Studio 33.0 Released with Updated Browser Engine, Plugin Changes
OBS Studio 33.0 upgrades Chromium Embedded Framework, overhauls plugin loading, improves source snapping, and fixes Linux issues.
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These Projects are Keeping X11 Dream Alive on Linux
The list covers desktops, X servers, and a Wayland-hosted X11 layer. Basically, projects that are resisting a Waylan-only Linux future.
ArmSoM Sige7s Puts the RK3588S on a Raspberry Pi-Sized Board, and There's a Compute Module Too
The small SBC brings a 6 TOPS NPU, Wi-Fi 6, a Pi-compatible 40-pin header, and up to 32GB RAM, starting at $153.
Red Hat Funded a Report That Found a Quarter of Incoming Pull Requests May Be AI Slop
The Linux Foundation Research survey also found that only 35% of projects have a formal policy permitting AI contributions.
This Newly Proposed Linux Filesystem Can Fix Corrupted Data
Aimed at hardware exposed to radiation, like satellites, BeamFS can repair data without keeping a second copy.
FOSS Weekly #26.43: Kernel 7.3, Non-Linux OS, de-Googled Phone, DuxOS, Podcasts, De-bloating TVs, KDE Dock and More
A new kernel and a new Ubuntu release are here.
Terminal Text Editor: Like VS Code But in Linux Terminal
Instead of trying to emulate traditional terminal editors, TTT provides a modern, GUI-like editing experience in the terminal with virtually no configuration required.
You Can Reserve This Small-Factor, De-Googled Phone for $30
The Brax Wink is a 4-inch phone that runs BraxOS and has a keyboard that clips onto the back.
Local AI Weekly #6: If You Can Reverse Engineer It, It's Open Source!
AI is cloning office suites and it can reverse engineer apps for you. Also, people are fixing their smart TVs with AI. Check out the latest Local AI Weekly newsletter.
DankMaterialShell Becomes Dux Shell as Dank Linux Rebrands to Dux Labs
The new name covers the shell, greeter, search, system monitor, calendar, and file manager, all released as part of DMS 2.0.