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Linux 7.4 Preps CXL For Very Neat Dynamic Capacity Devices "DCD"

  • Phoronix; By Michael Larabel (Posted by bob on )
  • Groups: Kernel, Linux; Story Type: News Story
The Compute Express Link (CXL) subsystem changes were merged today for the Linux 7.4 kernel. The fun work this cycle is preparing to support Dynamic Capacity Devices…

Stalwart 1.0 Open-Source Mail Server Reaches Its First Stable Release

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

After five years of development, Stalwart reaches version 1.0 with performance optimizations, database stability, and email collaboration capabilities.

Mozilla Firefox 160 Enters Public Beta Testing, Here’s What to Expect

Today, Mozilla promoted the next major release of its open-source web browser, Firefox 160, to the beta channel for public testing, so it’s time to take a look at the new features and improvements.

FOSS Office DevRoom Call for Papers

We are inviting proposals for talks about “FOSS Office Software and Suites“. Office productivity software is one of the oldest and most interesting FOSS categories packed with developer interest. It is also an area where lots of new solutions are arriving with new desktop, web-based and mobile editors, as well

Systemd Creator’s Startup Opens Signups for Private Preview of its Linux System

  • It's FOSS; By Sourav Rudra (Posted by bob on )
  • Groups: Linux; Story Type: News Story
Amutable Foundations is a read-only, image-based system where every machine produces signed reports of its own state.

A New Framework for Open Source AI

Open or closed AI isn’t a fringe question anymore; it’s a live policy debate, with real consequences for who gets to build, audit, and compete in the AI ecosystem. But as that debate plays out in Washington, Brussels, and beyond, the harder questions are still very much up for discussion. What does meaningful openness actually […]

openSUSE Board Election 2026 Begins

  • openSUSE News; By openSUSE Election Committee (Posted by bob on )
  • Story Type: News Story
The openSUSE Election Committee has announced the start of the 2026 openSUSE Board Election. Three Board seats are up for election, and all eligible openSUSE members are encouraged to take part. The openSUSE Board asked for the election to be completed by Dec. 1, 2026, as outlined in Board ticket…

Best XFCE Linux Distros in 2026: 8 Fast and Lightweight Picks Ranked

Slow, bloated desktop? Compare the best XFCE Linux distros in 2026, with pros, cons, and a quick table to find the fast, light system that fits you.

PHP2Shell scare sees SuperTuxKart pull its online server

  • OMG! Ubuntu; By Joey Sneddon (Posted by bob on )
  • Groups: PHP, Ubuntu; Story Type: News Story
SuperTuxKart has taken several online services offline, having pulled the server that powers them rather than risk it being exploited by PHP2shell. The open-source karting game is not alone in ‘pitting’ to patch, with Wikimedia, DeviantArt, government websites and many more taking various systems offline to harden against it. While offline, gamers can’t reset their online account passwords, check…

Snapdragon X1 Elite / Acer Swift 14 AI Performance On The Ubuntu 26.10 X1E Concept

  • Phoronix; By Michael Larabel (Posted by bob on )
  • Groups: Ubuntu, AI; Story Type: News Story
For those curious about the Snapdragon X1 Elite performance on the recently released Ubuntu 26.10 Concept X1E ISO, here are some benchmarks showing the performance relative to Ubuntu 26.04 LTS X1E state on the same hardware.

Systemd adds support for components written in Rust

  • LWN.net (Posted by bob on )
  • Story Type: Security
Christian Brauner has announced that he has merged support for writing leaf components of systemd in Rust. Rust will be used only for new leaf components, existing code is not being ported to Rust and nothing that other components depend on is written in Rust. Brauner said that the project would like to move forward with Rust support in core systemd, "but there are several blockers in Rust's…

Emulate Apple II on Raspberry Pi

Recreate the classic 8-bit computer on Raspberry Pi.

EXT4 Lands Optional Buffered IOmap For Significant Performance Win With Large Writes

The EXT4 file-system changes were merged Sunday night for the ongoing Linux 7.4 merge window. The headline feature of EXT4 in this new kernel version is opt-in support for buffered IOmap usage that can lead to "significant" performance improvements for large writes...

How to protect against PHP2Shell

When the PHP2Shell vulnerabilities went public on October 21, they put every PHP web application on the internet at risk. Here is what we have done to keep LXer safe for our readers, and the simple steps anyone running PHP on Linux can take today.

Kali Linux 2026.3 Released with KDE Plasma 6.7, Linux Kernel 7.1

Kali Linux 2026.3 arrives with KDE Plasma 6.7, Linux kernel 7.1.5, six new security tools, and major NetHunter improvements.

Mesa 27.0: new Kraid compiler becomes default for Mali GPUs, with 7x faster shader compiles

Starting with Mesa 27.0, all Mali GPUs with Valhall (v9) or newer will use Kraid, the new Panfrost compiler built in under six months. Compared with the old compiler, it produces about 19% fewer shader instructions, cuts spilling by over 80%, and compiles about 7x faster.

Kali Linux 2026.3 Released with Linux 7.1, KDE Plasma 6.7, and New Tools

Offensive Security released Kali Linux 2026.3 today as the latest stable snapshot of this Debian-based GNU/Linux distribution for penetration testing and ethical hacking.

Google's C Binder Driver Removed With Rust Binder Ready For "Few Billion Devices"

Linus Torvalds merged the "char/misc" changes for the Linux 7.4 kernel driver on Saturday. Most notable this cycle for char/misc is what's being removed: Google's C-written Binder driver has left the kernel with the Rust-based modern Binder driver ready to take for the role of being used by all future Android devices...

Tiny controller module has Cortex-M33, CAN FD, and Qwiic

Powering the BeagleConnect QuadESC motor-control board, the BeagleConnect Torque is an open-source controller module developed by BeagleBoard.org for robotics, industrial control, and connected sensing applications. Based on Texas Instruments’ AM13E23019 microcontroller, it features a 200 MHz Arm Cortex-M33 processor, CAN FD connectivity, and expansion interfaces for custom embedded systems. Measuring just 25.4 × 38.1 mm […]

Linuxiac Weekly Wrap-Up: Week 43, 2026 (October 19 – 25)

  • Linuxiac.com; By Bobby Borisov (Posted by bobolin on )
  • Story Type: Roundups; Groups: Linux
Catch up on the latest Linux news: Kernel 7.3, OBS Studio 33.0, COSMIC 1.11, KeePassXC 2.8, OpenSSL 4.1, BeamFS filesystem proposed for inclusion in the Linux kernel, and more.

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