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Adding Linux Support For The Apple M4 ‘Going To Be Painful’
Fans of running Linux on Apple's hardware are in for some bad news, with the Asahi Linux project warning that adding support for Apple's latest M4 "is goin...
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Rust Is Asking For Developer Feedback
On the eve of its 10th anniversary, the Rust project is asking for feedback from developers to help guide where the programming language goes next....
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Low-Code Development in 2025: Revolutionizing Enterprise Software for Developers
In the fast-paced world of enterprise software development, low-code platforms have emerged as a cornerstone for innovation, enabling developers to deliver...
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Fedora 42 Beta Is Now Available
The Fedora Project is preparing for the launch of Fedora 42, releasing a beta version for users to test before the final release....
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Dutch Government Wants to End Reliance On U.S. Software
The Dutch Parliament is taking steps to end the country's reliance on U.S. software companies, the latest response to the Trump administration's stance tow...
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Huawei Continues Its Move Away From American Software
Huawei is continuing its pivot away from American software sources, with the company reportedly getting ready to roll out alternatives to Microsoft Windows...
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7 Trends that Are Reshaping Software Development in 2025
Enterprise software development is in the midst of a seismic shift. As businesses demand faster delivery, greater scalability, and tighter security, develo...
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Gemini Code Assist Is Now Free
Google is making its Gemini Code Assist for free to individuals, giving freelancers, students, hobbyists, researchers, and startups access to the tool....
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Gnome Software Developers Consider Dropping RPM Support
The developers of Gnome Software have floated the idea of dropping support for RPM pac...
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Ubuntu Maker Canonical Announces Kubernetes LTS
Canonical, the maker of the Ubuntu Linux distro, has announced a 12-year security maintenance option for Kubernetes, beginning with version 1.32....
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Nintendo Exec Says Quiet Part Out Loud, Admits Emulation Is Legal
A Nintendo executive has said the quiet part out loud, admitting that emulation is legal, despite the company's near-rapid policy of shutting emulators dow...
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Intel & AMD Devs Address Bad Linux Kernel Code From Microsoft Dev
Intel and AMD developers fixed a major issue in the Linux 6.13 release, an issue that was caused by a bad commit from a Microsoft developer....
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Oracle Plans to Fight for JavaScript Trademark
Oracle appears to be gearing up for a fight to retain its JavaScript trademark, despite the company not actually making JavaScript products....
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Amazon: Developers Spend ‘Just One Hour Per Day’ Writing Code
Amazon is touting its Amazon Q Developer, saying it can greatly increase programmers' productivity over the "one hour per day" currently spent writing code...
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Open Source Developers Overrun With AI Bug Report Spam
AI is causing yet another problem, inundating open source developers with bug report spam that is vague and often unactionable....
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