The Linux kernel turns 34:
Ubuntu uses sudo-rs by default:
QEMU 10.1.0:
Cozystack 0.35:
RPM 6.0 beta 2:
Agama 17:
MODICIA 6.12.41:
FreedomBox:
GTK 4.20:
SpamAssassin 4.0.2:
GNOME Foundation CEO Steps Down:
IceWM 3.9.0:
OpenAPV 0.2 is available:
Google Introduces OSS Rebuild Project:
MySQL 9.4.0 Release:
The XLibre project integrates drivers into the mainline X server:
Release of OPNsense 25.7:
First release of Wayback:
CudaText Update 1.226.0:
The Maintenance Fee initiative:
Tails 6.18 release:
Rules for AI assistants used in the Linux kernel:
sudo 1.9.17p2 update:
Slackel 8.0 Release:
Kubuntu switches to Calamares installer:
Release of KaOS 2024.01:
Fully open stack for MIPI cameras introduced:
Chasquid SMTP server 1.13 available:
ClamAV 1.3.0 fixed a dangerous vulnerability:
VirtualBox to run on top of the KVM hypervisor:
Xfce Project Updates Plans for Wayland Support:
Microsoft has published sudo for Windows. OpenBSD responded by creating Word:
Release of MythTV 34:
Debian 12.5 and 11.9 update:
Release of Arkime 5.0:
Ubuntu Giving Wayland Another Shot
Networking and Touchpads Work in Linux on M1 Macs
Greg Kroah-Hartman Needs Commercial Buy In For Longer Kernel Support
Sudo Buffer Overflow Vulnerability Allows Unauthorized Root Access
Libgcrypt 1.9.0 Released with Vulnerability
System 76 Posts Guide to Gaming
Linux Mint Ported 20.1 Features to LMDE 4
Tails 4.15.1 Out
Nitrux 1.3.7 Out
Clonezilla Live 2.7.1-22 Out
Gparted Live 1.2.0-1 Out
Gnome 3.38.3 Out
Firefox 85 Out
Nvidia Linux Driver 460.39 Out
Project Trident Ditches BSD for Linux
Zabbix 4.4 released
Hyperbola GNU / Linux-libre releases “Milky Way” v0.3
Linux sudo Bug Allows Commands To Be Run As Root
Ubuntu 19.10 Has Arrived
Ubuntu 20.04 Codename Revealed
Happy Birthday, Ubuntu
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