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Slovenian developer Tomaž Štih ports the classic Digital Research GEM GUI to Linux via a new SDL2-based emulator.

DLSS5VKLayer uses IPC to bridge Linux and Windows, enabling experimental DLSS 5 support for native and Proton games.

The AMD BC-250 mining board, using binned PS5 chips, enables a $60 gaming PC capable of running Cyberpunk 2077 on Linux.

Omarchy, Agents, Container and Career-ops — Linux distro, AI marketplace, Mac virtualization and job search automation.

The Linux kernel is approaching 2,000 CVEs per release as AI accelerates vulnerability discovery.

Asahi Linux is preparing a stable release with full Apple M3 support, having resolved key USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt compatibility issues.

Dave Plummer releases TMOG, a cross-platform Task Manager for macOS and Linux generated via Claude Code from a 107-page specification.

Linux turns 35: from a 10,000-line hobby kernel to over 40 million lines of code powering global infrastructure and supercomputers.

The US Court of Appeals rejected Xinuos's appeal, effectively ending the decades-long legal dispute over Linux code ownership.

AROS, the Amiga-derived OS, now boots bare-metal on Raspberry Pi. This native ARM port removes Linux dependency and offers an ultra-lightweight alternative.

Linux kernel 7.3 updates the tdfxfb driver to initialize Voodoo 3 without system BIOS, enabling support on non-x86 platforms like the Amiga 4000.

Wine 11.16 introduces VA-API hardware video decoding and enhanced ARM64 support, improving efficiency for Windows games on Linux.
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