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In the shadow of GTK4's dominance, a Devuan developer has reignited GTK2. Daemonratte, known in Devuan circles, launched gtk2-ng last month. This fork targets the toolkit abando...

Weston 16 Charges Toward June: Wayland’s Reference Compositor Bolsters HDR and Color Precision

Marius Vlad of Collabora has laid out a tight schedule for Weston 16.0, the next major update to Wayland's reference compositor. Feature freeze hits early June. Alpha, beta, and...

Linux 7.1-rc1 Delivers Threadripper Speedups Amid Kernel Refinements

Linux 7.1-rc1 arrived last weekend, marking the end of a busy merge window packed with fresh drivers and code cleanups. Early tests on AMD's latest Threadripper hardware reve...

AerynOS Leaps to Linux 7.0 with Gaming Kernel and Fresh Identity in April Surge

AerynOS just dropped its 2026.05 alpha ISO. And it's packed with upgrades that signal real momentum for this independent Linux challenger. The distro, once Serpent OS, now sp...

CachyOS Outpaces Ubuntu 26.04 and Fedora 44: Benchmarks Expose Linux Speed Gaps in 2026

Fresh benchmarks pit CachyOS against Ubuntu 26.04 LTS and Fedora Workstation 44 on high-end hardware. The results? CachyOS pulls ahead in most tests. No shock there. This Arch L...

Linux Mint’s HWE Pivot: Kernel 6.17 ISOs Extend Hardware Life Amid Lengthy Release Cycles

Users with the latest laptops and desktops now have a direct path to compatibility. Linux Mint just dropped Hardware Enablement—or HWE—ISO images for its 22.3 edition, packin...

Shotcut 26.4 Sharpens Open-Source Video Editing with Vulkan AI Acceleration and Timeline Polish

Open-source video editors rarely grab headlines like their commercial rivals, but Shotcut keeps proving the exception. Version 26.4.30 landed on April 29, delivering targeted up...

OpenAI’s Missed Targets Spark Selloff—Wedbush Sees Bullish Overreaction Ahead of IPO Sprint

OpenAI's internal stumbles hit the tape hard. A Wall St...

ICANN’s High-Stakes Domain Rush: $227,000 Bets on the Next .com Frontier

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers threw open its doors on April 30, 2026. Businesses, governments, and communities now have until August 12 to stake claims...

Musk’s Courtroom Confession: ‘I Was a Fool’ to Bankroll OpenAI’s Rise to AI Powerhouse

Elon Musk stared down the courtroom in Oakland, California, and called himself a fool. "I was a fool who provided them free funding to create a start-up," he told the jury on...

Light Phone Cracks Open Its Minimalist Fortress with Developer Tools

Light Phone just flung wide its gates. After years of rigid minimalism, the Brooklyn startup behind the distraction-free device unleashed a developer kit for its Light Phone...

Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Ultra Ditches 3x Telephoto: A Risky Bet on Main Sensor Supremacy

Samsung's Galaxy S27 Ultra may soon mark the end of an era for its camera array. Leaks point to the outright removal of the long-mocked 3x telephoto lens, a fixture in Ultra fla...

Musk’s Courtroom Gambit: OpenAI’s For-Profit Empire Faces Dismantling in $150 Billion Showdown

In a packed Oakland federal courtroom, Elon Musk took the stand this week, calling himself a "fool" for bankrolling OpenAI's early days. He testified that CEO Sam Altman misl...

Clamshell Comeback: C64 and ZX Spectrum Go Portable in Blaze’s Retro Handheld Push

Blaze Entertainment just flipped the script on '80s computing. Picture the Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum—those boxy behemoths that defined bedroom coding and gaming—shrunk int...

Kured’s Quiet Command: Automating Kubernetes Node Reboots Without the Drama

Kubernetes clusters hum along, pods shifting seamlessly across nodes. But OS patches land. Kernels update. Nodes need reboots. Manual intervention? Not anymore. Enter Kured, the...

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