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KDE Frameworks 6.17 Released: Enhanced Qt Support and Wayland Fixes
In the ever-evolving world of open-source software development, the KDE Project has once again pushed boundaries with its latest release, KDE Frameworks 6.17. This update, rolled o...
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Marginalia Search Optimizes Index for NVMe SSDs, Cuts Query Latencies
In the evolving world of independent search engines, Marginalia Search stands out for its focus on the quirky, non-commercial corners of the web. But behind its charming facade lie...
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Raspberry Pi Launches $40 5-Inch Touch Display 2 for DIY Projects
In the ever-evolving world of single-board computers, Raspberry Pi has once again captured the attention of developers, educators, and hardware enthusiasts with its latest accessor...
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GNOME 49’s Mutter Boosts VRR Cursor for Smoother Performance
In the ever-evolving world of open-source desktop environments, GNOME has taken a significant step forward with a last-minute enhancement to its Mutter compositor, addressing a per...
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Illumos Cafe Debuts as Fediverse Hub for Solaris Enthusiasts
Fifteen years after the birth of the Illumos project, a new initiative is emerging to breathe fresh life into this open-source Unix derivative, born from the ashes of OpenSolari...
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Fedora Users Can Test XLibre X.Org Fork via Copr Repository
In the ever-evolving world of open-source software, Fedora Linux enthusiasts have a new avenue to explore cutting-edge display server technology, even as official adoption remains...
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Open-Source Maintainers: Battling Burnout and Funding Gaps for Innovation
In the world of open-source software, where flashy innovations like artificial intelligence models and cloud-native tools often steal the spotlight, a quieter cadre of contributors...
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Python Hits Record TIOBE High as Perl Re-Enters Top 10 in AI Surge
In the ever-evolving world of software development, Python has once again solidified its dominance, achieving an unprecedented milestone in popularity metrics. Last month, the lang...
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OpenAI GPT-5 Excels in Software Tasks But Needs Human Oversight
In the fast-evolving world of artificial intelligence, OpenAI's latest model, GPT-5, has sparked intense debate among software engineers since its launch on August 7, 2025. Billed...
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Linus Torvalds’ Linux Legacy: Succession Concerns and Future Resilience
The Enduring Legacy of Linus Torvalds In the vast ecosystem of open-source software, few figures loom as large as Linus Torvalds, the Finnish-American engineer who created...
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Ubuntu 25.10 ‘Questing Quokka’ Hits Feature Freeze for October Launch
As Canonical's Ubuntu operating system marches toward its next interim release, the development cycle for version 25.10 has hit a pivotal milestone. Today, the project officially e...
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Ubuntu Launches ‘Dangerous’ Daily Desktop Builds for Bold Developers
In the ever-evolving world of open-source operating systems, Canonical's Ubuntu team has introduced a provocative new concept that could reshape how developers and enthusiasts inte...
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GNOME 49 Beta: Wayland Upgrades, New Apps, and X11 Disable
In the fast-evolving world of open-source desktop environments, the beta release of GNOME 49 marks a pivotal step toward refining user experiences on Linux systems, with a focus on...
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OpenBSD vs Linux: Analyzing the 10x Speed Claim in Benchmarks
Questioning Performance Myths In the realm of operating systems, debates over performance often ignite passionate discussions among developers and system administrators. A...
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VPNet Open-Sources SGX Code for Verifiable Zero-Trust VPN
In a move that could reshape the foundations of online privacy, VPNet has taken a bold step toward true transparency by open-sourcing the code for its Intel SGX enclave. This devel...
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