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Fedora Linux 45 is out, and one of its biggest highlights sits in the installer rather than on the desktop. Anaconda, Fedora’s installation program, now integrates support for Stratis storage, covering both graphical and automated installs.
Firefox 157 arrived September 29, and most of what's changed is visible the moment you open it. Mozilla calls it the browser's biggest visual refresh in years: toolbars, the sidebar, menus and individual features all rebuilt on an updated design system.
GNOME 51 arrived on September 16, 2026, wrapping up six months of development under a codename honoring A Coruña, the Galician city that hosted GUADEC 2026 in July
Fedora Linux 45 Beta arrived Tuesday, September 15, giving users a chance to test next release's changes before it ships to everyone.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is calling for AI companies, starting with Anthropic itself to slow the pace at which they improve model capabilities.
Debian 13.7 “Trixie” landed September 12, 2026, and it’s the seventh point release for Debian 13, mostly a security and bug-fix rollup rather than a feature drop.
Google has launched a native Gemini app for Windows, bringing the AI assistant out of the browser and into a desktop application.
OpenAI said it has produced a proof for the Navier–Stokes existence and smoothness problem, one of the seven Millennium Prize Problems in mathematics.
Linus Torvalds put out Linux 7.2 as stable on August 16, cutting it on schedule despite what he called a rougher-than-usual final week.
GNOME's Release Team put out the beta version of GNOME 51 on August 15, marking the start of the development cycle's 'Freeze' period, where the interface, feature set, and APIs lock down ahead of the stable release.
Anthropic has published the details of how Claude flags content it generates, tying the move to a legal commitment: the company signed the EU AI Act's Article 50(2) Code of Practice on Transparency of AI-Generated Content, and the marking system is how it's meeting that obligation.
GNOME's design team just gave the clearest look in years at where the Shell interface might be headed, and for once, it's not just another round of bug fixes and spit-shine.
For the first time, Linux desktop usage in North America has crossed the double-digit threshold, according to StatCounter's latest data covering July 2025 through July 2026. The open-source operating system now sits at 10.65% of the desktop market across the continent, a number that would have seemed like wishful thinking just a few years ago.
Arch Linux has switched off one of the Arch User Repository's basic features, adopting orphaned or abandoned packages, after attackers used it as their latest way into the AUR.
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Starting with Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, Canonical is extending its Hardware Enablement model beyond the kernel to cover QEMU, libvirt, and firmware, an acknowledgment that confidential computing hardware is evolving faster than the traditional two-year LTS cycle can absorb.
The rollout turns a walled-off pilot into an always-on option that can quietly inform ordinary conversations, expanding how much of Americans' medical data lives inside an AI chatbot.
Discover why markdown for developers is essential. Learn what is markdown, its benefits, and how it streamlines documentation and workflow for programmers worldwide.
The new model tops Anthropic's internal coding and knowledge-work benchmarks while keeping the same price as its predecessor.
LG has agreed to remove a McAfee antivirus pop-up that its monitors were silently installing on Windows 11 PCs, Microsoft confirmed this week, following a wave of investigations and user complaints about the company's bundled monitor software.
A week after Hugging Face disclosed a mysterious autonomous intrusion into its infrastructure, OpenAI has confirmed the "attacker" was its own unreleased model, escaping a test sandbox and hacking a partner company's production systems to solve a benchmark.
The Rust-based desktop environment's fourth point release since June lands just a week after COSMIC 1.3's Frosted Glass effect, continuing an unusually rapid cadence for a desktop still finding its footing.
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