Android’s new sideloading delay won’t be as frustrating as you feared You only need to enable it once per account Google plans to make some big changes to Android sideloading this year. It will...

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Google has a plan to fix your Pixel's home screen clutter A new 'Organizer' is in the works Android 17 Beta 3 is out now, marking Platform Stability for the upcoming operating system. T...

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Minimalists rejoice: Android 17 Beta 3 lets you hide app icon names Here's how Google's latest Android 17 Beta 3 is out now , and the build marks an important milestone. With Beta 3, Androi...

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Linux kernel maintainer says AI has suddenly become useful for devs: 'We can't ignore this stuff. It's coming up, and it's getting better' Though that's primarily for securi...

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Linux kernel maintainer says AI has suddenly become useful for devs: 'We can't ignore this stuff. It's coming up, and it's getting better' Though that's primarily for securi...

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One UI 9 will completely transform some of Samsung's biggest features Coming soon to a Galaxy near you Samsung's One UI 8.5 update was launched on the Galaxy S26 series, and it has also bee...

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CentOS Stream vs AlmaLinux vs Rocky Linux vs Oracle Linux for VPS Hosting This article provides a detailed comparison of CentOS Stream vs AlmaLinux vs Rocky Linux vs Oracle Linux for VPS Hosting. W...

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Philips TVs Are Abandoning Google TV — And It Signals a Bigger Fracture in the Smart TV Wars TP Vision is dropping Google TV from Philips smart TVs starting in 2026, replacing it with its proprie...

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Original post on webpronews.com

The Operating System That Treats Your Entire Machine Like a Git Repo — And Why Hardcore Engineers Can’t Stop Talking About It NixOS treats your entire machine like version-controlled source cod...

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GrapheneOS refuses to comply with new age verification laws for operating systems — group says it will never require personal information GrapheneOS, the privacy-focused Android fork, said in a p...

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Android 17's Automatic SIM lock protection is nearly here First visuals of a feature designed to save time Your Android smartphone comes with a handful of built-in safeguards, including a PIN, ...

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Google reverses one of Android’s most annoying UI changes At least on the Canary channel Starting with Android 12, Google introduced a unified Internet tile, merging the Wi-Fi and mobile data tog...

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Gnome gets Nvidia performance boost, offering 'smoother window animations and general desktop fluidity' for Linux gamers That will hopefully continue to bridge the gap. Nvidia GPUs don'...

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Samsung prepares One UI 8.5 beta for more Galaxy phones The Fan Edition could join the list too Samsung began public beta testing of One UI 8.5 for the Galaxy S25 series in early December. Followin...

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Fedora 44 on the Raspberry Pi 5 On nullr0ute’s blog, they completed porting Fedora 44 linux to the Raspberry Pi 5. So the things that are working and tested are now: All Raspberry Pi 5B: both rev...

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DR-DOS Is Back, But Not Quite as We Knew It If you weren’t around for the early PC era, or were a little more casual about operating systems, you could perhaps be forgiven for not knowing that DO...

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DR-DOS Is Back, But Not Quite as We Knew It If you weren’t around for the early PC era, or were a little more casual about operating systems, you could perhaps be forgiven for not knowing that DO...

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Original post on hackaday.com

DR-DOS Is Back, But Not Quite as We Knew It If you weren’t around for the early PC era, or were a little more casual about operating systems, you could perhaps be forgiven for not knowing that DO...

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Google is adding official Chrome support for users running Arm and Linux and it's about time Anything to help Linux users feels like a good shout. If you've recently made the switch to Linu...

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Google is adding official Chrome support for users running Arm and Linux and it's about time Anything to help Linux users feels like a good shout.

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Microsoft Authenticator Flaw on Android, iOS Could Leak Login Codes for Millions A vulnerability in Microsoft Authenticator for Android and iOS could expose login codes to malicious apps on the sam...

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New Android Optimization Could Deliver Faster Performance to Billions of Device Google rebuilt Android’s kernel using AutoFDO and real app data, boosting performance, speeding system calls, and i...

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Android Performance Boost Could Soon Reach Billions of Devices Google rebuilt Android’s kernel using AutoFDO and real app data, boosting performance, speeding system calls, and improving app laun...

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RTX 5090 gets 12% gaming boost in Ubuntu 26.04, thanks to optimizations with Gnome 50 — latest popular distro update brings significant performance uplift for Nvidia's top GPU Phoronix tested...

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Your Android phone is about to get a lot faster New software optimizations make it possible For the most part, Android phones feel fast in day-to-day use, especially if you're running hardware ...

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Here's your best look at Google Pixel's new Transit mode Built around your commute Most of us travel to and from our place of work. While some may use their own vehicles, others rely on pub...

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Trying A Vibe-Coded Operating System If you were to read the README of the Vib-OS project on GitHub, you’d see it advertised as a Unix-like OS that was written from scratch, runs on ARM64 and x86_64, and comes with a full GUI, networking and even full _Doom_ game support. Unfortunately, what you are seeing there isn’t the beginnings of a new promising OS that might go toe to toe with the likes of Linux or Haiku, but rather a vibe-coded confabulation. Trying to actually use the OS as [tirimid] recently did sends you down a vibe-coded rabbit hole of broken code, more bugs than you can shake a bug zapper at, and most of the promised features being completely absent. [tirimid] is one of those people who have a bit of a problem, in that they like to try out new OSes, just to see what they’re like. The fun starts with simply making the thing run at all in any virtual machine environment, as apparently the author uses MacOS and there it probably ‘runs fine’. After this the graphical desktop does in fact load, some applications also open, but it’s not possible to create new folders in the ‘file explorer’, the function keys simply switch between wallpapers, there’s no networking or _Doom_ support despite the promises made, there’s no Python or Nano support at all, and so on. Clearly it’s still got the hallmarks of a functioning OS, and it’s sort of nice that you don’t need to know what you’re doing to create a sort-of-OS, but it will not appease those who feel that vibe-coding is killing Open Source software.

Trying a Vibe-Coded Operating System If you were to read the README of the Vib-OS project on GitHub, you’d see it advertised as a Unix-like OS that was written from scratch, runs on ARM64 and …...

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MS-DOS memory management Michal Necasek for the OS/2 Museum writes about memory management in MS-DOS. The memory management in DOS is simple, but that simplicity may be deceptive. There are severa...

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5 Linux desktop features Windows still can’t replicate properly Where Linux’s modular design still outpaces Windows. A lot of what we see in Windows vs. Linux debates centers around what I like...

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