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Inside Unraid OS 7.4.0: Specialized Linux for NAS

This paid Linux distro takes a different approach to storage, booting from USB and running in RAM—with containers and virtual machines along for the ride.

AgentMon Live: Codenotary’s New Free, Open Source Tool to Babysit Claude Code

Codenotary’s Apache-licensed tool watches for unfinished work, flags problems needing human attention, and helps developers spot wasted tokens

Zuck’s Minions Ban Me From Posting to Facebook… Because DistroWatch & Lunduke???

Sharing Linux release announcements is apparently a cybersecurity threat. Fortunately, Facebook’s keeping an eye on me to make sure that doesn't happen again.

GNU groff 1.25.0 Arrives With Typesetting Fixes and Refinements

GNU’s long-running typesetting system gains clearer warnings, new formatting controls, and bug fixes in its latest release.

GNU Automake 1.20 Moves to GPLv3 and Tunes Up the Build System

Arriving just two months after its predecessor, the release adds jobserver support, safer build behavior, and nine bug fixes.

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.

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.”

Lunduke Releases His Own Devuan-Based Linux Distro

The “Lunduke Computer Operating System” from the Linux Tycoon is systemd-free, but wears a MAGA hat.

GNU Mtools 4.0.50 Released With Security Fix

The longtime GNU utility collection lets users work with DOS disks and FAT filesystems without mounting them.

Denmark’s Digital Sovereignty Effort Stalls Amid Government Shakeup

An unfinished Collabora trial has been cast as an open source failure. The timeline tells a different story.

DrupalCon Rotterdam Focuses on Digital Sovereignty and Microsoft 365

Summit contributors weigh in on which would be better: Quitting Microsoft 365 cold turkey or a gradual withdrawal.

All Things Open Isn’t Done Yet — and Neither Am I

The folks at ATO said goodbye last week, but today they served up another helping of videos, photos, stats, and swag.

Survey Says! AI Images and Video Lead Creative Searches

If ‘Image Generation and AI Art’ were a Family Feud guess, it would be the top answer for AI creative searches nationwide.

Why The Document Foundation Went on a Logo Hunt

A new logo separates the foundation from its flagship software — and arrives as the open source office status quo is being turned on its head.

Fresh Eyes on Old Code: AI and Open Source Security

Open source speeds up application development — but is it making our software insecure?

Rocky Linux Rescues OpenRadioss From Siemens’ Dumpster

The OpenRadioss fork is already drawing an impressive community as contributors help restore builds and missing components.

Lightwell Finds and Fixes 400+ Previously Unknown Java Vulnerabilities as Clearinghouse Goes GA

IBM and Red Hat are expanding access to their AI-driven remediation platform, helping enterprises secure existing software without disrupting production.

Nextcloud Launches Academy to Help Developers Build Apps

As Nextcloud increasingly positions itself as a software platform, its new Academy aims to bring more developers into the fold.

The EU Is About to Make Linux’s Vulnerability Management Problem Harder to Ignore

More CVEs, sprawling deployments, and new EU reporting rules are turning vulnerability management into a matter of evidence as well as patching.

The FSF’s Warning on AI Kill Switches

The FSF’s concerns go beyond whether AI platforms need kill switches. They extend to who controls them—and whether users will have any say.

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