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User reports a CUDA error when using tensor split mode with the latest llama.cpp and Qwen-3.6-27b model on dual RTX 3090s with Ubuntu Server 24.04 and Docker.
A technical blog post explaining how to create persistent live USB images for Debian, Fedora, and Ubuntu by injecting ext4 partitions and using OverlayFS, noting the lack of standardization between distributions. It covers kernel parameters, partition labels, and a hacky byte-swap trick to modify ISO boot parameters without rebuilding the image.
At Google I/O 2026, Google announced that Canonical will take over as the lead maintainer and strategic steward of Flutter desktop for Windows, macOS, and Linux, marking a shift in governance. The move leverages Canonical's deep technical expertise, having already made Flutter its default for Ubuntu desktop apps.
The article clarifies that 'Long-Term Support' (LTS) for Linux distributions means security and maintenance updates for a set period, but does not guarantee bug fixes, hardware support, or feature updates. It explains what is and isn't promised by Debian, Ubuntu, and Kubuntu LTS releases.
The author migrated their blog from a 10-year-old Ubuntu 16.04 VPS to a more cost-effective FreeBSD VPS, detailing the motivation, setup, and introduction to FreeBSD Jails with Bastille.
Gemini 3.5 Flash generated a fully functional Ubuntu/GNOME-style web OS in a single HTML file from a single prompt, including dock, terminal, file manager, window management, and settings.
This GitHub repository provides a guide and tools for building fully customized Ubuntu Live ISOs from scratch, allowing users to pre-install packages and configure the system.
A DDoS attack temporarily disrupted Canonical's public infrastructure after attackers used a stresser service explicitly marketed to bypass Cloudflare. The incident has sparked debate over Cloudflare's dual role in hosting both the attackers' commercial operations and Canonical's protected systems, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest.
Ubuntu 26.04 Resolute Raccoon positions itself as the next-generation Linux distribution optimized for developers, AI workloads, and cloud deployments.