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- Fedora Linux 45 Beta Released with Linux 7.2, GNOME 51, and KDE Plasma 6.7
Fedora Linux 45 distribution is now available for public beta testing powered by Linux kernel 7.2 and featuring the GNOME 51 desktop environment. Here’s what to expect from the final release. - EasyOS Changes and New Release
EasyOS 7.4.10 is out - LLM Slop is Ruining Projects Dealing With Sony Consoles
several reports - Latest Raspberry Pi OS Release Brings Dock Support and New Screenshot Tool
Raspberry Pi OS 2026-09-15 is now available for download with dock support, new screenshot tool, updated Labwc Wayland compositor, and many other enhancements. - Valve Quietly Open-Sources Its Android Compatibility Layer
The Lepton project is aimed at game developers who want to bring VR-focused Android titles over to Steam Frame - Ubuntu 26.10 “Stonking Stingray” Snapshot 4 Is Out for Public Testing with Linux 7.2
Ubuntu 26.10 “Stonking Stingray” Snapshot 4 is now available for public testing for early adopters and application developers. - Software Freedom Day (2026) Celebrated in At Least Four Continents [original]
in Australia two such events have already ended - Today in Techrights
Some of the latest articles - Security Leftovers
Security patches and some FUD as well - Education, Free Software, and Standards
mostly links about FOSS - GNU/Linux Leftovers
Linux and more - Miracle-wm v0.11 and tiling window managers
Desktop Environments (DE)/Window Managers (WM) in focus - "Good Enough File System" for OpenBSD and NetBSD on Netbook
BSD picks - OpenSUSE: Open Build Service, GAFAM, and Planet News Roundup
3 OpenSUSE picks - Slop Promotion From Microsoft Canonical and "Canonical Improving Ubuntu Linux Desktop Stability Under Memory Pressure"
2 stories - LibreOffice Conference 2026 Videos and Software Freedom Day 2026 Celebrated by LibreOffice
pair of LibreOffice posts - Programming Leftovers
Development picks, not many though - RHEL, Fedora, and Flatpaks
plus, IBM selling slop - Hardware and Gadgets: GrapheneOS, OpenMote, and More
hardware with Linux links - Assessment of ChromeOS or GNU/Linux ("Proper") on the Desktop/Laptop
3 stories - Applications: Calibre, Laser, Systemtap, and More
several software projects' news - today's howtos
Instructionals/Technical posts - Linux fixed a Windows frustration I didn’t know I had
I’d heard about tiling window managers over the years - Wine 11.18 Released
new release - Games: Factorio, EVE Vanguard, BELTFED, and More
GamingOnLinux picks - Android Leftovers
The end of Android Fire Sticks is coming, here's what to expect - PearOS is the MacOS of Linux, and the latest version is better than ever
With the latest release, the developer refines pearOS' Liquid Glass look with a host of improvements - My 5 favorite Linux distros for AI – and why
If you want to use AI with Linux - 4 innocent-looking Linux commands that can ruin your day
If you use Linux, you'll eventually want to get comfortable with the terminal - CachyOS is how I finally understood Arch Linux without the installation nightmare
When I came across CachyOS - TechRefreshing Linux – beginner-friendly Debian-based desktop distribution
TechRefreshing Linux, also known as TR Linux - Inside Linux-AI OS: I tested a distro with built-in local AI
Linux AI OS is another distribution that includes AI - My 6 favorite Microsoft Office alternatives for Linux – and why
Here are my favorite Linux office suites - Best Free and Open Source Software
This is free and open source software - Linux 95 – lightweight distribution recreating the Windows 95 experience
Linux 95 is a minimalist Linux distribution designed to recreate the look and feel of Microsoft Windows 95 while retaining a modern Linux foundation - This Week in Plasma: Let the Polishing Begin
This week, Plasma folks shifted to bug-fixing and polishing work for Plasma 6.8. As of the time of writing - This Week in GNOME: #266 Fifty One!
Update on what happened across the GNOME project in the week from September 11 to September 18 - Slimbook Executive report 15 - The good streak did not last
Very silly and not a good look for the Plasma desktop - Today in Techrights
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