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5 Commands to Protect Critical Apps From the Linux OOM Killer
Learn five Linux commands to protect critical applications from the OOM killer, manage memory priorities, and prevent unexpected process termination. The post 5 Commands to Protect Critical Apps From the Linux OOM Killer appeared first on Linux Today .
DietPi 10.8 Adds New WireGuard Management Tool
DietPi 10.8 introduces a new WireGuard management tool with VPN client controls, QR code configuration, IPv6 support, and networking improvements. The post DietPi 10.8 Adds New WireGuard Management Tool appeared first on Linux Today .
KeePassXC 2.8 Password Manager Released with Qt 6, Wayland Support
KeePassXC 2.8 arrives with Qt 6, Wayland Auto-Type support, Linux Quick Unlock, remote database synchronization, and important security fixes. The post KeePassXC 2.8 Password Manager Released with Qt 6, Wayland Support appeared first on Linux Today .
llm-d 1.0 Takes Open-Source Kubernetes AI Inference Into Production
llm-d 1.0 brings production-ready AI inference to Kubernetes with improved scalability, intelligent routing, high availability, and efficient LLM serving. The post llm-d 1.0 Takes Open-Source Kubernetes AI Inference Into Production appeared first on Linux Today .
LibreOffice Hits 9.4 Million Downloads in Just Eight Weeks
LibreOffice records 9.4 million downloads in eight weeks following version 26.8, with 2026 downloads already surpassing the entire 2025 total. The post LibreOffice Hits 9.4 Million Downloads in Just Eight Weeks appeared first on Linux Today .
Critical PHP Vulnerabilities Allow Remote Code Execution, Emergency Fixes Released
Critical PHP vulnerabilities allow unauthenticated remote code execution. Emergency security updates address two high-severity flaws affecting web servers. The post Critical PHP Vulnerabilities Allow Remote Code Execution, Emergency Fixes Released appeared first on Linux Today .
Linux Post-Exploitation Privilege Escalation
Explore Linux post-exploitation privilege escalation techniques, common security misconfigurations, and methods attackers use to gain elevated access. The post Linux Post-Exploitation Privilege Escalation appeared first on Linux Today .
Upstreaming Tyr: Rust, DRM, and the Linux Kernel
Explore efforts to upstream Tyr, a Rust-based DRM driver, into the Linux kernel and what it means for graphics driver development. The post Upstreaming Tyr: Rust, DRM, and the Linux Kernel appeared first on Linux Today .
100 Great Free and Open Source GUI Applications for Linux
Discover 100 free and open source GUI applications for Linux, covering productivity, multimedia, system utilities, development, and everyday tasks. The post 100 Great Free and Open Source GUI Applications for Linux appeared first on Linux Today .
Debian-Based siduction 2026.1 “Big Crime” Released with Linux 7.2, KDE Plasma 6.7
siduction 2026.1 “Big Crime” arrives with Linux kernel 7.2.11, KDE Plasma 6.7.4, Xfce 4.20, and an improved installer based on Debian Sid. The post Debian-Based siduction 2026.1 “Big Crime” Released with Linux 7.2, KDE Plasma 6.7 appeared first on Linux Today .
LiberNT: New ReactOS Fork Aims for Windows 11 Compatibility
LiberNT, a new ReactOS fork, targets Windows 11 compatibility with ARM64 support, modern hardware drivers, and experimental builds. The post LiberNT: New ReactOS Fork Aims for Windows 11 Compatibility appeared first on Linux Today .
DevGuard: Open-source vulnerability management for the software supply chain
Explore DevGuard, an open-source vulnerability management platform offering security scanning, SBOM tracking, and software supply chain protection. The post DevGuard: Open-source vulnerability management for the software supply chain appeared first on Linux Today .
Google open-sourced TorchTPU, so PyTorch on TPUs just got a lot easier
Google open-sources TorchTPU, enabling native PyTorch support on Google TPUs with easier AI model training, inference, and deployment. The post Google open-sourced TorchTPU, so PyTorch on TPUs just got a lot easier appeared first on Linux Today .
COSMIC 1.11 Desktop Environment Released with New Touchpad Settings
COSMIC 1.11 adds touchpad drag settings, improves hybrid GPU handling, fixes Wayland dialogs, and enhances desktop stability on Linux. The post COSMIC 1.11 Desktop Environment Released with New Touchpad Settings appeared first on Linux Today .
Wine on OpenBSD? Yes, and It Can Already Run The Witcher 3
Wine now runs 64-bit Windows apps and games on OpenBSD, including The Witcher 3, marking a major compatibility milestone despite limitations. The post Wine on OpenBSD? Yes, and It Can Already Run The Witcher 3 appeared first on Linux Today .
BeamFS Filesystem Proposed for Inclusion in the Linux Kernel
BeamFS is a proposed Linux filesystem that uses Reed-Solomon error correction to protect data from corruption on single-drive systems. The post BeamFS Filesystem Proposed for Inclusion in the Linux Kernel appeared first on Linux Today .
qBittorrent 5.3 BitTorrent Client Is Out as a Major Update, Here’s What’s New
qBittorrent 5.3 adds Web UI enhancements, stronger security protections, improved torrent management, I2P settings, and updated libtorrent support. The post qBittorrent 5.3 BitTorrent Client Is Out as a Major Update, Here’s What’s New appeared first on Linux Today .
OpenBSD 8.0 Released with 64-vCPU VM Support, Intel Arc Graphics
OpenBSD 8.0 adds support for 64-vCPU virtual machines, Intel Arc graphics, ARM64 hibernation, and improved hardware compatibility and security. The post OpenBSD 8.0 Released with 64-vCPU VM Support, Intel Arc Graphics appeared first on Linux Today .
Bitwarden Moves Official App Builds to Commercial License, Keeps GPLv3 Version
Bitwarden shifts official app builds to commercial licensing while retaining GPLv3 versions on GitHub, raising questions about future open-source features. The post Bitwarden Moves Official App Builds to Commercial License, Keeps GPLv3 Version appeared first on Linux Today .
Audacious 4.6.2 Open-Source Media Player Released with Wayland Improvements
Audacious 4.6.2 fixes Wayland crashes, improves Qt Winamp skins, adds SID audio seeking, and resolves PipeWire playback issues on Linux. The post Audacious 4.6.2 Open-Source Media Player Released with Wayland Improvements appeared first on Linux Today .
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