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How to rebase to Fedora Silverblue 43 Beta
Silverblue is an operating system for your desktop built on Fedora Linux. It’s excellent for daily use, development, and container-based workflows. It offers numerous advantages such as being able to roll back in case of any problems. This article provides the steps to rebase to the newly released Fedora Linux 43 Beta, and how to revert if anything unforeseen […]
Linux has the lineage to out-evolve the deadliest of cyber threats, given the right push
Darwin would understand microkernels. We need microkernels that understand Darwin.
Opinion The IT industry is not only full of sharks, it has shark nature itself. It must keep moving forward to survive. Not all sharks are obligate ram ventilators, and not all IT changes all the time, but without innovation the sector would curdle and die.…
Linuxiac Weekly Wrap-Up: Week 38 (Sep 15 – 21, 2025)
Catch up on the latest Linux news: Ubuntu 25.10 Beta, LMDE 7 Beta, Zorin 18 Beta, GNOME 49, Systemd 258, Firefox 143, APT adds native history parsing, Torvalds tinkers with GuitarPedal, and more.
EchoEar Development Kit Targets Voice Interaction and Edge AI Applications
EchoEar is a compact AI development kit for voice interaction and edge AI applications. It targets use cases such as smart toys, voice-enabled speakers, and control systems. The device features a circular touch display, dual microphones with local wake-word detection and sound localization, and supports large model integration from OpenAI, Xiaozhi AI, and Gemini. The […]
9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: September 21st, 2025
The 258th installment of the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup is here for the week ending on September 21st, 2025, keeping you updated with the most important things happening in the Linux world
Linux 6.17-rc7 Released: Linux 6.17 Stable Expected Next Week
Linus Torvalds just released Linux 6.17-rc7 as the last planned release candidate of the in-development Linux 6.17 kernel that is expected to go final next weekend...
Linux 6.18 Expected To Land Google's Rust Binder Driver
The past few years Google engineers have been reimplementing Android's Binder driver in the Rust programming language. Binder is a critical part of Android for inter-process communication (IPC) and now with Linux 6.18 it looks like the Rust rewrite will be upstreamed...
FuriLabs Opens Pre-Orders for FLX1s Linux Phone
FLX1s is a $550 Linux phone that debuts with Debian-based FuriOS, 5G support, and hardware kill switches for privacy.
Multi-Kernel Architecture Proposed For The Linux Kernel
Code was open-sourced this week and posted to the Linux kernel mailing list as a "request for comments" (RFC) for a multi-kernel architecture. This proposal could allow for multiple independent kernel instances to co-exist on a single physical machine. Each kernel could run on dedicated CPU Cores while sharing underlying hardware resources. This could also allow for some complex use-cases such as real-time (RT) kernels running on select CPU cores...
DietPi 9.17 Released with Faster Backups and Roon Server Early Access
DietPi 9.17 delivers faster, space-saving backups, a Roon early access toggle, and fixes for SPI flashing issues.
Linux 6.18 To Make It Easier Parsing PCI Device Serial Numbers
A patch queued into the PCI subsystem's "next" branch ahead of the Linux 6.18 merge window will uniformally expose the PCI device serial number of devices via sysfs for easy programmatic parsing...
Shuttle Fanless Mini Edge PC with Up to 40 TOPS AI Performance
This month, Shuttle Computers launched the SPCNV03, an ultra-compact edge computer based on the NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano. It delivers up to 40 TOPS of AI performance in a fanless aluminum chassis and carries EMC, Safety, and RoHS certifications for use in robotics, automation, video analytics, and smart city applications. The SPCNV03 is built on […]
Git Developers Debate Making Rust Mandatory
Developers behind the Git distributed revision control system are debating whether to make Rust programming language support mandatory...
Git Heads Toward 3.0 with Rust as a Hard Dependency
Git developers discuss adopting Rust, with a formal RFC proposing it as a required dependency once version 3.0 is released.
Linux Kernel Multikernel Project Opens Up, Initial Patches Ready for Review
The Multikernel team opens its Linux kernel codebase, promising a new path to scalability for modern multi-core and cloud environments.
Debian's APT Gaining Built-In History Command
Rather than needing to parse package/history log files manually and akin to functionality provided by Red Hat's DNF, a merge request is pending to add a built-in history command for APT...
Ubuntu 25.10 Beta Officially Released For Testing
Canonical today released the Ubuntu 25.10 Beta as they work toward the stable Ubuntu 25.10 release in mid-October...
Nordic Semiconductor Expands nRF54L Series with High-Memory nRF54LM20A SoC
Nordic Semiconductor has announced the nRF54LM20A, a high-memory addition to its nRF54L Series of ultra-low power wireless SoCs. Built on the company’s 22 nm technology platform, the device provides developers with more resources to design advanced Bluetooth LE and Matter products for consumer, industrial, and healthcare applications. According to Nordic, the nRF54LM20A integrates a 128 […]
Zorin OS 18 Beta Launches with a Redesigned Desktop
Zorin OS 18 Beta debuts with a refreshed design, advanced window tiling, web apps, and OneDrive support.
KDE Plasma 6 Customization Inspired by Ubuntu Layout | Sweet Dawn
KDE Plasma 6 Customization Inspired by Ubuntu
A clean and elegant KDE Plasma 6 setup inspired by the Ubuntu layout. It uses the Utterly Sweet global theme, Tela Circle icons with purple folders, Noto Sans for the digital clock, and a custom wallpaper all styled with Panel Colorizer to give the panel a dock-like appearance.
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