Linux 6.18 arrives with a flurry of fixes
Linus Torvalds has released Linux 6.18, packed with fixes across drivers, networking, audio, USB, and more.
Linus Torvalds has released Linux 6.18, packed with fixes across drivers, networking, audio, USB, and more.
4MLinux 50.0 brings upgraded webcam support, classic utilities, new games, and full self reproducibility in a lightweight Linux package.
Solus 4.8 Opportunity updates the Linux distro with a new epoch, refreshed desktops, modern cleanup, and a stronger foundation for the future.
The Dell Pro Max 16 Plus ships Linux first and introduces an enterprise-grade discrete NPU that brings datacenter-style AI inferencing to a mobile workstation.
The KDE Slimbook VII arrives with a sharper design, faster hardware and a Linux-first experience built through eight years of collaboration.
SparkyLinux 8.1 builds on Debian 13 “Trixie” with updated kernels and desktops, offering a dependable Linux experience that is easy to maintain.
Nitrux 5.0.0 trades KDE Plasma for Hyprland, improves speed and control, and positions itself as a serious Linux option for users ready to move on from Windows.
Kaspersky is bringing its antivirus to Linux desktops. It may work as advertised, but the real question is whether Linux users should trust a company with political baggage.
Minisforum’s new MS-R1 is an ARM-based workstation with UEFI boot, dual 10GbE networking, and a PCIe slot, making it appealing for Linux users and lab builders.
PorteuX 2.4 introduces the COSMIC desktop for current users while officially ending the Slackware stable edition.
MX Linux has released version 25 “Infinity,” based on Debian 13 with updated desktops, installer improvements, and new system tools.
Rocky Linux from CIQ now includes the full NVIDIA AI stack, offering a faster path to GPU cluster deployment and raising new questions about vendor lock-in.