Rocky Linux 10.2 is here with major changes including post-quantum cryptography, Wi-Fi 7 support, Flatpak Firefox and Thunderbird, Podman improvements, and updated developer tools.
NVIDIA dropped a mysterious teaser on X referencing Taipei and “a new era of PC,” sparking speculation about AI desktops, ARM laptops, Linux support, and the future of personal computing.
Gnoppix AI Linux 26.6 blends Debian stability, local AI ambitions, and privacy-focused computing with new live boot improvements and secure infrastructure.
Beelink has expanded its ME Pro lineup with compact systems that blend AI focused processors, massive storage capacity, and fast networking for creators and home lab users.
Calibre 9.9 fixes a Fedora 44 SSL certificate issue, improves fixed-layout EPUB page counting, and refreshes several built-in news sources.
System76 CEO Carl Richell says open-source software secured exemptions from age verification requirements in Colorado and California, raising new questions about Linux, privacy, and regulation.
Canonical is pulling the plug on Ubuntu Pastebin with barely any warning, and years of Linux troubleshooting links across forums, Reddit, and blogs could suddenly disappear.
OWC Stack AI aims to help Windows and Linux users run larger AI models locally while reducing cloud AI costs and privacy concerns.
Nitrux 6.1.0 brings Linux kernel 7.0.8, Hyprland 0.55.1, MauiKit 4.0.3, updated KDE components, OpenRC-focused improvements, and tighter desktop integration for modern hardware.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.2 arrives with AI-powered command-line tools, bootc image mode improvements, post-quantum cryptography support, and updated developer toolsets.
Mageia 10 RC1 is now available with refreshed artwork, updated Linux packages, newer software builds, and ongoing security fixes ahead of the final release.
Adobe Lightroom CC is now running on Linux through Wine, thanks to a new GitHub project that documents the patches, workarounds, and Claude driven debugging behind it.