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432 Linux kernel CVEs were published in the last 24 hours, indicating a significant batch of security vulnerabilities.

Hyprland 0.55 switches to Lua-based configuration files, introduces user-defined layouts, ICC profile support, and various scrolling and rendering improvements, along with several breaking changes.

A practical guide to setting up an AmigaOS development environment on Linux, covering toolchain installation, emulation, and remote debugging.

The article discusses the responsibility for bug reports on old software versions in discrete-release Linux distributions, highlighting a recent conflict between GNOME Calendar developers and Linux Mint over patching support links and branding.

Moonshine is an open-source tool that lets you stream games from a Linux PC to any device running Moonlight, featuring isolated sessions, no monitor required, hardware encoding, and full input support.

Orion is a privacy-focused web browser from Kagi, offering native WebKit speed, support for Safari, Chrome, and Firefox extensions, and zero telemetry, available on macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and Linux (beta), with Windows coming soon.

Yann LeCun defends open source by listing major projects like Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PyTorch, questioning the idea that releasing them was 'dumping'.

Fulu announces a $10,000 bounty to hack the PlayStation 5 so it can run Linux, allowing owners to repurpose their consoles for general computing and AI tasks.

A developer ported Linux to a decade-old QWERTY phone, with the project history and progression documented in the git repository.

A guide on training a generative AI model for kick drum sounds using an old Linux desktop with only 6GB VRAM, making AI audio generation accessible with limited hardware.

Linus Torvalds declares on the Linux Media Mailing List that Linux is not anti-AI, calling AI a clearly useful tool and dismissing those who disagree.

A filtering engine and database that scans public kernel commits to identify security patches that have not yet been propagated to stable branches, helping developers track potential vulnerabilities.

Linus Torvalds shares his thoughts on the use of large language models in Linux kernel development, likely expressing caution regarding their impact on code quality and community processes.

An in-depth explanation of TLS certificate validation on Linux, covering trust stores, chain building, and common pitfalls such as missing intermediates. The article clarifies why different tools may disagree on certificate validity.

elfuse is a lightweight, process-scoped runtime that runs Linux ELF binaries natively on macOS Apple Silicon without Docker or full VMs, using Hypervisor.framework and optionally Rosetta for x86_64 translation.

A tutorial explaining how to build a bridge network for containers from scratch using standard Linux tools like network namespaces, veth pairs, bridges, and NAT, to demystify Docker and Kubernetes networking.

A vulnerability in Tailscale SSH allowed users to gain root access by using a crafted username with a leading dash. The issue is fixed in version 1.98.9.

A detailed technical blog post where the author builds a custom hardware device to measure end-to-end input latency on Linux, comparing X11 vs Wayland, VRR on/off, and DXVK configurations for gaming.

A method to bypass Denuvo anti-tamper protection on Linux is described, involving a kernel patch provided in compiling instructions.

Tablecruncher, a blazing-fast CSV editor, has been open-sourced under GPL v3, capable of loading 16 million rows in 32 seconds on an M2 Mac Mini.