Ubuntu is replacing its traditional C-based sudo with sudo-rs, a Rust rewrite that enhances memory safety and security. It launches as default in Ubuntu 25.10, keeping compatibility and rollback options.

In this article, you’ll learn how Linux’s power enhancements, from kernel upgrades to tools like TLP and PowerTop, boost battery life and efficiency.

This article dives into why that matters, how it’s being implemented, and what it could mean for Linux’s long-term robustness.

The article shows the significant growth of Linux in the desktop operating system market, highlighting its surpassing of a 4% global market share in 2025, and examines the factors contributing to this rise, including advancements in gaming, hardware compatibility, cost-effectiveness, and regional adoption trends.

In this article, you'll learn how Linux Kernel 6.14 enhances support for Intel and AMD CPUs, introducing performance optimizations, power efficiency improvements, and expanded hardware compatibility.

This release aims to provide a stable, adaptable, and secure Linux distribution suitable for various environments, from enterprise servers to developer workstations.