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- 1It's FOSSMaking You a Better Linux UserLast post 25 Sept
- 2Nerd FitnessLevel up your life, every single day.Last post 17 Sept
- 3Stronger by ScienceThe online home for thinking liftersLast post 11 Jun
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How openEuler Is Reinventing the OS Foundation for the AI Era with SuperPoD and UnifiedBus
openEuler 24.03 LTS SP3 is the first version built for SuperPoD, and the project says its UnifiedBus interconnect can lift application performance by 30 to 50 percent.
Ubuntu is Tightening its Kernel SRU Cycle to Two Weeks, and Clankers Are to Blame
Ubuntu users will get kernel security fixes faster thanks to this.
FOSS Weekly #26.39: Snapdragon X2, Ubuntu 26.10, Konsole, systemd Tricks and a New Project
Here are the latest happenings from the Linux and FOSS world.
Qualcomm Announces Snapdragon X2 Linux Developer Preview
They have put out an early developer preview for Snapdragon X2 laptops, with Debian 13 as the reference environment.
openKylin 3.0 Release Makes it a "AI first" Linux Desktop
The built-in skills allow you to control and change system settings via AI agent. Is this the beginning of AI assistant for desktop computers?
Distro With an Expiry Date? Gravity Linux is a New Distro for Apple Silicon
Its first alpha targets the M4 Mac mini and runs on a Fedora base, with all driver work aimed at the upstream Linux kernel.
Local AI Weekly #3: The Token Rug Pull
Cheap frontier tokens won't last. Plus an email client on the edge, an inbox for background agents. Check out the latest Local AI Weekly newsletter.
Local AI Jargon Quiz: Do You Know All These Buzzwords?
Token, harness, quantization, open weight, you've seen these words everywhere in local AI discussions. Take this quiz and see if you really know these "buzzwords".
PeppermintOS Is Moving From Xorg to XLibre to Avoid Wayland
The lightweight distro will ship the XLibre display server in its upcoming Debian and Devuan ISO refreshes, and it says it has no plans to switch to Wayland for the foreseeable future.
Organizations Are Now Reaching for OpenSearch for AI, Not Just Search
The 2026 Open Data Infrastructure Report finds 62% of current users already run OpenSearch for AI workloads.
Raspberry Pi Disallows RAM Upgrades to Fight Fraud, Does it Make Sense?
A resurfacing firmware lock is catching out new buyers and tinkerers who want to revive dead hardware.
Signal Will Let You Sign Up Without a Phone Number — For $3
The feature is currently in testing on Android, with iOS support still a bit far away.
18 Programming eBooks, 1 Bundle, and Your Purchase Also Fights Surveillance
DRM-free ebooks on programming from the prestigious No Starch Press. Part of your purchase gets donated to EFF.
Portainer Cuts the Cord Between Its Free and Paid Editions
The free CE build is frozen on 2.x, while all new development goes into a Kubernetes-first, closed-source implementation.
Garuda Linux Begins Nixification By Promoting Its Subsystem
The Nix subsystem now installs as a standalone distro and is available in the Dr460nized and Mokka flavors.
Ubuntu Would Rather Kill Your Apps Before It Takes Down The Session
Ubuntu 26.10 is shipping a change that should keep the desktop standing when your memory runs out.
Trump proposal could shift child care subsidies to stay-at-home parents
Bonnie Albrecht’s path to accessing a government child care assistance program was long (the Texas mother spent nearly two years on a waitlist) and bureaucratic (involving seven pay stubs and countless phone calls). Edythe Smith, who lives in Syracuse, New York, juggled full time work with full…
Overwhelmed by Fitness Advice? You Need an Action Plan, Not a Perfect Plan
Quick Summary There is no “perfect” workout plan. Nobody can know what perfect looks like in advance. If you’re too afraid to start and make a mistake, it will keep you stuck at the starting line. Build an action plan instead: 1 or 2 small actions this week, and everything else blocked out for…
Why You Keep Falling Off Your Fitness Routine (and the 2-Minute Plan That Fixes It)
Expecting yourself to stick to the same fitness routine, no matter what, is why it fails. Because the only predictable thing about life is that it’s unpredictable. A kid gets sick. Sleep falls apart. The to-do list explodes. You can’t know which one is coming or when, but you can know something is…
How Fast Do You Actually Lose Strength? Slower Than You Think
You lose strength much more slowly than you probably think. A few days off changes basically nothing, measurable losses take roughly two to four weeks depending on the quality (muscle endurance fades first, maximal strength last). Muscle memory makes rebuilding faster than building the first time…
