Linux Today
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Linux Mint 27 “Adrien” Coming This Christmas, Ends Point Releases
Linux Mint 27 “Adrien” is coming in December 2026, introducing annual releases, ending point versions, and bringing new desktop improvements.
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Mozilla Launches Firefox Enterprise for Business and Government Users
Mozilla launches Firefox Enterprise with self-hosted management, centralized security policies, and data protection controls for businesses and governments.
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openKylin: The AI Agent Linux Desktop
Explore openKylin 3.0, an AI-powered Linux desktop featuring KylinBot, system-level automation, voice controls, and intelligent desktop tools.
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LumineCapture Is a New Screenshot Tool Built for Speed on Linux
Discover LumineCapture, a fast, open-source Linux screenshot tool with built-in editing, OCR, and support for KDE Plasma and COSMIC desktops.
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EC Users Should Be Afraid of a US Kill Switch – Not Some New Software
Explore why the European Commission is adopting Element as a Microsoft Teams backup amid concerns over US technology dependence and digital sovereignty.
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Ubuntu’s Myna Speech-to-Text App Is Now Available as a Technology Preview
Ubuntu's Myna speech-to-text app enters technology preview, offering private, offline voice dictation with Whisper, Parakeet, and FunASR support.
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Linus Torvalds Experiments with AI-Generated Kernel Code, Sees 3x Speedup
Linus Torvalds uses Claude Code to develop experimental Linux kernel patches, achieving a 3x speedup in cached-file reads under specific test conditions.
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Gentoo Is Looking for Infrastructure Sponsors
Gentoo Linux seeks new infrastructure sponsors after losing longtime supporters, calling for donated servers, hosting, rack space, and funding.
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BOSGAME VTA-439 Mini PC Running Linux: Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands
See how Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands performs on the BOSGAME VTA-439 mini PC running CachyOS, with Radeon 890M benchmarks at 1080p across five graphics presets.
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Ubuntu 27.04 “Tenacious T-Rex” Is Slated for Release on April 22nd, 2027
Ubuntu 27.04 “Tenacious T-Rex” is scheduled for April 22, 2027. Explore its development timeline, beta release date, and expected support period.
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Strands Box: Open-source sandbox for AI agents
Discover Strands Box, an open-source AI agent sandbox that combines OS-level isolation, fine-grained access policies, and secure credential handling.
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19 Quick systemd-networkd Config Hacks to Speed Up Your Linux Server
Discover 19 systemd-networkd configuration tips to reduce Linux server boot delays, optimize network interfaces, and improve network performance.
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Podman vs Docker Engine: Why Teams Choose Rootless Containers
Compare Podman and Docker Engine for Linux containers, including rootless security, daemon architecture, systemd integration, and team workflows.
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LineageOS 24.0 Open-Source Mobile OS Released with Android 17
LineageOS 24.0 arrives with Android 17, refreshed apps, browser-based flashing tools, faster updates, and improved security for supported devices.
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ProtonUp-Qt 2.16 Linux Gaming Utility Adds New Compatibility Tool
ProtonUp-Qt 2.16 adds proton-wineland support, fixes GE-Proton installation issues, and improves Heroic Games Launcher integration on Linux.
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Finding Which Process Caused a CPU Spike on a Linux Server
Learn how to identify processes responsible for CPU spikes on Linux servers using historical monitoring logs, atop, sar, and systemd troubleshooting tools.
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Pebble Round 2 Open-Source Smartwatch Finally Starts Shipping
Pebble Round 2 begins shipping after production delays, featuring an open-source operating system, circular e-paper display, and improved hardware.
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Fresh Eyes on Old Code: AI and Open Source Security
Explore how AI is uncovering hidden vulnerabilities in older open-source code and what rising security disclosures mean for developers and maintainers.
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Cloudflare Acquires Deno JavaScript Runtime, Core Development to End in 2027
Cloudflare acquires Deno as its original team plans to end runtime development in 2027, shifting focus to Workers and self-hosted infrastructure.
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Let’s Encrypt to Cut SSL Certificate Lifetimes to 64 Days in February 2027
Let's Encrypt will shorten default SSL/TLS certificate lifetimes to 64 days in February 2027. Learn what changes and how to prepare for renewals.
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Python 3.15 Released with Faster JIT, Lazy Imports, and UTF-8 by Default
Python 3.15 introduces a faster experimental JIT compiler, explicit lazy imports, UTF-8 encoding by default, and new built-in types.
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Solus Works to Remove Licensing Barriers to aerynOS Collaboration
Solus seeks contributor approval to relicense its package repository under MPL-2.0, paving the way for closer collaboration with aerynOS.
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Woodpecker CI 3.19 Adds Server-Enforced Agent Labels
Woodpecker CI 3.19 adds server-enforced agent labels, strengthens pipeline security, improves secret handling, and fixes workflow reliability issues.
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KDE Releases KDE Frameworks 6.31 with Various Improvements and Bug Fixes
KDE Frameworks 6.31 improves file management, text encoding detection, desktop icons, and application stability with numerous bug fixes.
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Canonical Announces Official Ubuntu Desktop Images for RISC-V
Canonical introduces official Ubuntu Desktop images for RISC-V with Ubuntu 26.10, expanding support for SpacemiT K3 hardware and desktop testing.
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Best Free and Open Source Alternatives to Microsoft Phone Link
Discover free and open-source alternatives to Microsoft Phone Link for syncing notifications, sharing files, and connecting phones to Linux desktops.
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10 Tips to Harden SSH Access on Production Ubuntu Servers
Learn 10 practical ways to secure SSH access on Ubuntu production servers using SSH keys, firewall rules, access restrictions, and login protection.
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btop: Monitor CPU, Memory, Disk, and Network in Linux
Learn how to install and use btop on Linux to monitor CPU, memory, disk activity, network traffic, and running processes in real time.
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Immich 3.3 Photo and Video Management Solution Adds People Sharing, Birthday Memories
Immich 3.3 introduces shared people management, birthday memories, automatic photo edit stacking, and improved image previews.
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What the BPFDoor Backdoor Tells us About Attacks on The Network Edge
Explore how BPFDoor exploits Linux packet filtering to evade detection, compromise network-edge devices, and threaten telecom infrastructure.