Brian Fagioli

Linux 7.0 released as Linus Torvalds points to AI finding weird bugs

Linux 7.0 released as Linus Torvalds points to AI finding weird bugs

Linux Kernel 7.0 is officially out, with Linus Torvalds describing another release packed with small fixes across networking, drivers, tooling, and memory handling. He also floated an interesting theory: AI tools may be helping uncover more strange bugs than ever before.

deepin 25.1 update brings Linux kernel 6.18 and deeper AI integration

deepin 25.1 update brings Linux kernel 6.18 and deeper AI integration

deepin 25.1 has officially arrived with a jump to Linux kernel 6.18, new AI capabilities, desktop refinements, and dozens of stability fixes. The visually stunning Linux distribution continues evolving while raising familiar questions about its Chinese roots.

Little Snitch comes to Linux to expose what your software is really doing

Little Snitch comes to Linux to expose what your software is really doing

Little Snitch is finally coming to Linux. The well known network monitoring tool lets users see which apps are connecting to the internet and block suspicious activity. In a world filled with telemetry and background connections, the ability to see what your software is really doing may matter more than ever.

Pelican-4 satellite runs AI image analysis in orbit

Pelican-4 satellite runs AI image analysis in orbit

Artificial intelligence has now run directly on a satellite in orbit. Instead of simply capturing images and sending them back to Earth, the spacecraft analyzed the scene itself using onboard AI hardware, detecting airplanes moments after the photo was taken.

Netrunner 26 “Twilight” arrives with Debian 13, Linux 6.16, and KDE Plasma 6

Netrunner 26 “Twilight” arrives with Debian 13, Linux 6.16, and KDE Plasma 6

Netrunner 26 “Twilight” has been released with Debian 13 “Trixie,” Linux 6.16, and KDE Plasma 6.3.6. The distribution continues to impress with thoughtful polish and attention to detail that make KDE feel especially refined.

Cloudflare says WordPress is outdated and insecure, introduces EmDash CMS

Cloudflare says WordPress is outdated and insecure, introduces EmDash CMS

Cloudflare is taking a shot at WordPress with a new open source CMS called EmDash. The company argues the architecture behind WordPress is outdated and insecure, particularly when it comes to plugins. Built with TypeScript, serverless infrastructure, and AI tooling in mind, EmDash is Cloudflare’s attempt to rethink what a modern publishing platform should look like.