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systemd Embraces Rust but Draws the Line at Core Libraries

  • Linuxiac.com; By Bobby Borisov (Posted by bobolin on )
  • Story Type: News Story

systemd developers explain why Rust is welcome in standalone components but cannot yet be used in core shared libraries.

Home Assistant-compatible board pairs ESP32-S3 and ESP32-P4

  • LinuxGizmos.com; By Giorgio Mendoza (Posted by bob on )
  • Story Type: News Story

Crowd Supply has launched a campaign for LocalDot, an open-hardware board developed by AAElectronics that converts third-generation Amazon Echo Dots into Home Assistant voice devices. The 83 × 37mm PCB uses an ESP32-S3 and ESP32-P4 for connectivity and audio processing while retaining the original microphones, speaker, buttons, and LEDs. The ESP32-S3 handles Wi-Fi connectivity and…

Kmorph Aims To Provide Rebootless Linux Kernel Crash Recovery

  • Phoronix; By Michael Larabel (Posted by bob on )
  • Groups: Kernel, Linux; Story Type: News Story

Kmorph aims to provide reboot-less kernel crash recovery for Linux systems and can yield as little as ~2 second downtime for recovering the Nginx web server or other important services in the case of a kernel crash…

ESP32-P4 development boards combine RISC-V with Wi-Fi 6 or PoE

SparkFun today launched two ESP32-P4-based IoT RedBoards, offering either dual-band Wi-Fi 6 through an ESP32-C5 companion or wired Ethernet with Power over Ethernet. Both boards feature dual-core RISC-V processing, 32MB PSRAM, 16MB flash, MIPI camera and display connectors, and Arduino-style expansion headers for embedded and HMI applications. The boards use the ESP32-P4NRW32X, which integrates…

Ubuntu Summit 26.10: Less than a week away!

  • Ubuntu Blog; By Graham Morrison (Posted by bob on )
  • Groups: Ubuntu; Story Type: News Story

Ubuntu Summit 26.10: Less than a week away! Here in London, the long summer has stepped aside for cooler nights and damp, misty mornings. The trees are turning amber and the sunlight is low on the horizon, which can only mean one thing: the next Ubuntu Summit is just around the corner. In fact, it’s…

Online setup openSUSE Leap 16.1 on bare metal and tuning correct resolution for HDMI Monitor

What is Agama's SSH Injection Advantage: By injecting public key into Agama during the network deployment phase, the very first boot of the newly installed operating system will have the OpenSSH daemon (sshd) active and your authorized keys populated.This gives you a guaranteed SSH hook into the target host. You don't have to look at the unreadable HDMI screen to execute the configuration script below you can run it smoothly from a remote machine, cleanly stripping away the problematic SDDM prompt and tailoring the Wayland desktop profile securely.

A RISC-V Based TEE With AMD Zen 6 CPUs

An interesting technical detail I noticed today from the latest AMD Linux activity is that Zen 6 processors apparently are featuring a RISC-V based Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) where in the past it was an ARM-based core…

KDE’s Kwi Terminal Nears First Release, Split-Pane Support Planned

  • Linuxiac.com; By Bobby Borisov (Posted by bobolin on )
  • Story Type: News Story

KDE's Ghostty-powered Kwi terminal prepares for version 0.1 with improved rendering, tab management, search, and keyboard shortcuts.

Kitty 0.50 Picks Up Where You Left Off After a System Restart

  • It's FOSS; By Sourav Rudra (Posted by bob on )
  • Groups: Wayland; Story Type: News Story

The release also adds docked windows, three new cursor trail shaders, and touchscreen support on Wayland.

The missing piece: bringing up to 15 years of support to Zephyr for microcontroller-based ECUs

We recently announced the launch of Zephyr 26.04 LTS, bringing up to 15 years of security maintenance per LTS and enterprise lifecycle management to microcontroller-grade devices. While central high-performance computer ECUs capture most of the industry spotlight in software-defined vehicle (SDV) architectures, the operational reality of modern vehicles is far more distributed. Under the chassis…

Six German States Choose Nextcloud for a Sovereign School Cloud

A shared cloud initiative aims to keep school data in Germany while teaching digital skills — not dependence on individual technology providers.

Arch Linux vs. CachyOS vs. Omarchy 4.5 Performance Benchmarks

With CachyOS recently having rolled out its Linux 7.3 based kernel and various other improvements plus with Omarchy 4.5 having been released this week, this article provides a look at how CachyOS and Omarchy are competing on the performance front relative to upstream Arch Linux.

Mac lookalikes multiply as Linux raids Apple's wardrobe

  • The Register (Posted by bob on )
  • Groups: Linux; Story Type: News Story

New and revived desktops promise Cupertino polish, but our quick tests found a few seams showing

Celebrate Aaron Swartz’s 40th on Sunday at an Event in His Memory

Honor the internet freedom activist’s life and legacy with hackathons and a screening of the biographical film “The Internet’s Own Boy.”

iroh comes to our RP2350 microcontroller

Clever software that allows your devices, apps, and cloud instances to form a secure and reliable mesh network.

Six German States Choose Nextcloud-Based Collaboration for Schools

  • Linuxiac.com; By Bobby Borisov (Posted by bobolin on )
  • Story Type: News Story

Schools in six German states gain access to a Nextcloud-based collaboration platform hosted by IONOS under a four-year agreement.

Best Markdown Editors for Linux in 2026: 16 Options Compared

  • LinuxStans.com; By Linux Stans (Posted by Feenta on )
  • Story Type: Roundups

Looking for the best Markdown editor for Linux? This guide compares 16 options, from MarkText and Zettlr to Neovim, with prices, pros, cons and install steps.

LF Networking Announces Keynote Lineup for Global ONE Summit 2026, December 10-11, 2026 in Tokyo

  • Linux Foundation (Posted by bob on )
  • Groups: Linux, AI; Story Type: News Story

Global industry leaders to explore AI-native networking, agentic AI infrastructure and edge AI in the world of open collaboration

Linux 7.4's Build Time Performance From Optimizations But Also Larger Codebase

With Linux 7.4 the patches to speed-up the kernel build process began to land. This is the work that's yielded extremely fast incremental builds and noop builds. The patch series in full is also allowing kernel build times approaching just ten seconds with enough CPU cores. In today's article is a look at the Linux 7.3 vs. 7.4-rc1 build time performance on the Framework Laptop 13 Pro powered by…

Firefox has a hidden game – here’s how to play it

If you get bored and fancy a quick game of something, you can play one in Firefox’s address bar – one you know how. Mozilla’s browser boasts an easter-egg, as spotted by Soeren Hentzschel, that is only triggered when using the address bar’s calculator feature. Normally, the sum of a calculation appears with an icon to copy the value to your clipboard. But if that sum is 150, a Firefox icon…

ESP32-S3 USB dongle adds microphone, IR and hardware security

  • LinuxGizmos.com; By Giorgio Mendoza (Posted by bob on )
  • Story Type: News Story, Security

LILYGO has expanded its T-Dongle lineup with the T-Dongle S3 Plus, an ESP32-S3 development board housed in a transparent USB flash-drive enclosure. The device combines a 0.96-inch color display, 16MB flash, 8MB PSRAM, and microSD storage with additional features including a microphone, infrared functionality, and an optional hardware security chip. For context, LILYGO introduced the…

Planet News Roundup

This is a roundup of articles from the openSUSE community listed on planet.opensuse.org. This community blog feed aggregator lists the featured highlights below from Oct. 30 - Nov. 5. This week highlights the release of openSUSE Leap 16.1, which unites traditional and immutable installations in one release, six Tumbleweed snapshots…

The past, present and future of office suites

  • The Document Foundation; By Italo Vignoli (Posted by bob on )
  • Groups: Microsoft, AI; Story Type: News Story

Summary The office suite market is large, profitable and growing, and this attracts new entrants: low-cost clones, open-core products and, more recently, suites built largely with artificial intelligence. Most of them compete on price and on native support for OOXML, a format whose evolution remains in practice under Microsoft’s control.

mpv 4.20 adds support soft DVD & Blu-Ray menus, Wayland HDR

A new version of mpv, the open-source command line media player is out. mpv v0.42 is now able to navigate DVD menus, and the two menu systems that Blu-ray discs use, HDMV and BD-J (the latter requires Java). DVD-Audio support was also added, a nich format that offers higher-resolution audio. Plus, if you have any .iso backups of DVDs or Blu-ray Discs, mpv 0.42 can play those directly – no need to…

How to Install Proton Mail Desktop App on Ubuntu

Discover a step-by-step guide to install the Proton Mail Desktop App on Ubuntu and RedHat-based distributions with practical examples.

AMDGPU Driver Seeing HDMI 2.2 FRL Fixes For Linux 7.4

  • Phoronix; By Michael Larabel (Posted by bob on )
  • Groups: Linux; Story Type: News Story

With Linux 7.4 the AMDGPU driver enables HDMI 2.1 FRL functionality by default for driving higher refresh rate and higher resolution displays. That default enabling comes as HDMI FreeSync/VRR and ALLM features are also in place for Linux 7.4. Now coming by way of fixes for Linux 7.4 is also improving the Fixed Rate Link support with the newer HDMI 2.2 specification…

Ubuntu Pro is now available on AWS Deep Learning Amazon Machine Images (DLAMI)

In September 2026, Amazon Web Services (AWS) published its first DLAMIs built on Ubuntu Pro in the Base GPU family. By choosing Ubuntu Pro, enterprises launching DLAMIs gain a stronger security maintenance posture at launch thanks to Expanded Security Maintenance (ESM). What are the DLAMIs? The DLAMIs are AWS-maintained machine images for GPU and accelerator…

openSUSE Leap 16.1 gives Linux users the right to remain immutable

One installer now offers conventional and read-only systems as separate Micro distro bows out

Beginners Guide for History Command in Linux

The history command can be used to display a list of commands with event numbers (including date and timestamp) that executed in the past on your Linux system.

Ubuntu refreshes time zone data for Canadian clock changes

  • OMG! Ubuntu; By Joey Sneddon (Posted by bob on )
  • Groups: Ubuntu; Story Type: News Story

This time of the year, clocks spring forward and fall back across the globe, but some places are making permanent changes – and Ubuntu needs to keep pace. Over recent weeks, Canonical has refresh Ubuntu’s system time zone database package tzdata on all supported releases to ensure the system reflects the local time in parts of Canada, where: The system needs to show the right time for obvious…

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