Tag: Linux
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Linux Mint 27 Brings Back Hibernation and Adds a New Terminal, Monitor and Preview Pane
Linux Mint 27 is bringing hibernation back, plus Superlight, Unfold, a new terminal and a Nemo preview pane. Here is what Mint has confirmed so far.
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OpenAI Linux Kernel Exploits: 948 Root Bugs Found by AI, and What to Patch
OpenAI says an AI pipeline found 948 Linux root bugs and built working exploits for about $1.2 million. Here’s what it means for your servers.
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Linux Kernel TCP Flaw (CVE-2026-98432): How to Check Your Server and Patch
A critical Linux kernel bug lets remote attackers hit the IPv4 TCP stack. Red Hat has a fix, Ubuntu is still catching up. Here’s how to check your server.
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Raspberry Pi Desktop for PC Is Back: Give Your Old Laptop a Second Life
Raspberry Pi’s PC desktop is back on Debian 13 after almost four years. Here’s what’s new, who can run it, and how to test it from a USB stick.
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Linux 7.3 Is Out: Faster ext4, Better AMD Gaming and When Your Distro Gets It
The new Linux kernel lands with a smarter CPU scheduler, quicker storage and help for 8GB Radeon cards. Here’s who benefits and when updates arrive.
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Ubuntu 26.10 Is Out: Linux 7.3, GNOME 51 and the Upgrade Catch
Canonical’s new Ubuntu release is here with Linux 7.3 and GNOME 51. Here’s what changed and why most people should stay on the LTS.
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Claude Code Wrote a Linux Driver for a Scanner Linux Never Supported
A Red Hat developer used Claude Code to build a driver for an unsupported film scanner and fix a dark laptop webcam. Here’s how it worked and where it falls short.