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Apple has pushed forward with its software development cycle, releasing the ninth developer betas for iOS 26 and macOS Tahoe 26, signaling that the final versions are nearing compl...

Intel Panther Lake Debuts SoC Power Slider for Laptop Efficiency Boost

In the ever-evolving world of semiconductor technology, Intel is pushing boundaries with its upcoming Core Ultra Series 3 processors, codenamed Panther Lake, by introducing a novel...

Ubuntu 25.10 Makes Rust-Based sudo-rs Default for Better Security

In a significant shift for one of the world's most popular Linux distributions, Canonical has officially made sudo-rs the default implementation of the sudo command in Ubuntu 25.10...

Arch Linux Archinstall 3.0.10: LVM Support Reaches Full Maturity

In the ever-evolving world of Linux distributions, Arch Linux has long stood out for its minimalist philosophy and emphasis on user control, but its installation process has histor...

AMD EPYC Turin Zen 5 Gains 3-5% Boost with LLVM Clang 21

In the competitive realm of high-performance computing, AMD's latest 5th Generation EPYC processors, codenamed "Turin," are pushing boundaries with their Zen 5 architecture. Recent...

Debian Removes Guix Package Manager from Releases Over Security Lapses

In the world of open-source software distribution, stability is a cornerstone principle, yet even the most reliable systems occasionally face disruptions that challenge user expect...

Linux Kernel Eyes Phasing Out 32-Bit Support for Security Gains

In the ever-evolving world of software development, the Linux kernel's handling of 32-bit architectures is facing a pivotal crossroads, as highlighted in a recent presentation at t...

JetBrains Makes RubyMine Free for Non-Commercial Use

In a move that could reshape how hobbyists and open-source contributors approach Ruby development, JetBrains has announced that its popular integrated development environment, Ruby...

Mastering Common Lisp’s Dynamic Typing Quirks for Efficient Code

In the world of programming languages, Common Lisp stands out for its dynamic nature and powerful macro system, but its type handling often surprises even seasoned developers. Unli...

AerynOS Releases Third 2025 Update with GNOME 48.4 and KDE Plasma

In the fast-evolving world of open-source operating systems, AerynOS has emerged as a noteworthy contender, rebranding from its origins as Serpent OS and pushing boundaries with in...

Nouveau Driver Fix Enhances NVIDIA GPU Stability on Linux 6.17

In the realm of open-source graphics drivers, a significant breakthrough is poised to enhance the stability of NVIDIA's hardware on Linux systems. For years, users of the Nouvea...

Redox OS August 2025 Update: Kernel Optimizations, ARM/RISC-V Support

In the ever-evolving world of operating systems, Redox OS continues to carve out a niche as a Rust-written, microkernel-based alternative to traditional giants like Linux and BS...

Linux exFAT Patches Slash Mount Times by 30% via Lazy Loading

In the ever-evolving world of open-source software, kernel developers are pushing boundaries to enhance file system efficiency, particularly for cross-platform formats like Microso...

Microsoft, AWS, Google Unite to Back Open-Source DocumentDB

In a rare display of unity among tech giants, Microsoft, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Google have thrown their weight behind DocumentDB, an open-source NoSQL database now steward...

Microsoft Releases ProcMon for Linux: Open-Source eBPF Syscall Tracer

In the evolving world of system diagnostics, Microsoft has extended its Sysinternals suite beyond Windows with the release of ProcMon for Linux, an open-source tool designed to mon...

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