GNU Hurd now supports x86_64 through GNU Guix, marking its first official move beyond 32-bit architecture after decades of development.
linuxiac.com/gnu-hurd-fin...
#GNU #OpenSource #Linux #Kernel
Niri runs great on CachyOS 👍 even on older computers.
Top five open-source group chat alternatives to Discord are listed alongside their icons, highlighting more than 170 options available.
So, Discord will soon force age verification for full access through a face scan for all users. Lovely 🤡 If you are wondering what else is out there, here are some of the most interesting open-source alternatives you might want to try out!
Has it? Can I get epub version?
Too much magic for me. I will stick with emacs.
This is what JS users say. “There is nothing better than javascript”. 😂 why? “Because all text editors support js”. 🤷♂️
Javascript!
Linux 6.18 is now listed as the new long-term support kernel, officially joining the LTS line on kernel.org for extended maintenance.
linuxiac.com/linux-6-18-i...
#linux #kernel #opensource
Today I'm releasing niri v25.11 with long-awaited config includes, Alt-Tab, true maximize, custom modes, and a bunch of other improvements! Enjoy the release notes :)
github.com/YaLTeR/niri/...
We also have new quick start guides: yalter.github.io/niri/Getting...
#niri #smithay #wayland #rust
AlmaLinux 10.1 adds full Btrfs install support, new device drivers, and broader hardware compatibility across all architectures.
linuxiac.com/almalinux-10...
#AlmaLinux #Linux #OpenSource
Linus Torvalds removes Bcachefs from the upcoming #Linux kernel 6.18; the filesystem will now continue as a DKMS module.
linuxiac.com/linux-kernel...
The FreeBSD Developer Summit is happening today and tomorrow in Zagreb, Croatia—colocated with EuroBSDCon 2025.
Day 1 is nearly wrapped up, but you can still catch today’s sessions on the livestream and join us tomorrow for more discussions.
Tune in here: buff.ly/2wfMwv7
#FreeBSD #EuroBSDCon2025
we'll be live on our YouTube channel with FUN OCaml 2025 in only four days! Starting the talks at 9:00 CEST on September 15, 2025!
FreeBSD Foundation Q2 2025 Status Update is now available!
Discover how your support helps power the Project forward: from laptop usability and infrastructure modernization to performance enhancements, security advancements, and advocacy efforts.
Read the full Q2 update here:
buff.ly/g7lhQ3I
Map of the EU showing what countries are in favor (red), in opposition (green) and undecided (yellow) about Chat Control. The undecided ones must be contacted to stop Chat Control: Estonia, Germany, Greece, Slovenia, Luxembourg, Romania. While the Swedish government leans in favour of chat control, it needs parliamentary approval.
🚨Our governments are about to decide whether 450M Europeans deserve privacy - or not.
Help ensure your country says NO to Chat Control: Call you local representatives!
Privacy is not negotiable. Speak up now. ✊ #privacy
👉 More on how to stop Chat Control: tuta.com/blog/chat-co...
If Chat Control 73 3 passes, we as an encrypted provider have two options: sue to fight for people’s privacy, or leave the EU. And we’ve decided to fight. We will never weaken or backdoor our encryption.” MATHIAS PFAU, TUTA MAIL
✊ Tuta Mail to the EU: If you pass Chat Control, we’re forced to sue you.
We will never build backdoors or spy on our users. Privacy is a human right, guaranteed to everyone by the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.
#StopChatControl #privacymatters
Read the full comment 👉 tuta.com/blog/chat-co...
Three of the top 5 best sellers on @pragprog.com right now are Elixir/Erlang books. This is what we call in the industry "making it". #ElixirLang #AshFramework
Happy Birthday, SUSE A SUSE logo. September 2nd, 1992. There are multicolored baloons at the bottom.
Happy Birthday, SUSE! Turning 33 today, it remains a major force in the Linux world. 🥳🎂
Prime will make more people to adopt Elixir /BEAM. 👍
Elixir and @gleam.run have both landed in the top 3 most admired languages in the 2025 @stackoverflow.com.web.brid.gy Developer Survey. 👏
According to devs worldwide, Gleam is turning heads while Elixir continues to impress.
Yes, absolutely. Developers love Clojure.
Mostly backend code (microservices).
Clojure
30 min walk? Most people have to commute for hours. 3-4 hours on train every day doesnt sound like healthy lifestyle. 🤷♂️
I was told not to use scala because it is similar to java 🤷♂️. ( no semicolons )
Building Your Own FreeBSD NAS Server with ZFS url:klarasystems.com/articles/building-your-o...
Too good to be true.
