
Debian turns 33: The longest-running Linux distro continues to evolve
1 sourceDebian turns 33: the longest-running Linux distro continues to evolve, with Debian 14 in development as the successor to Trixie.
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Debian turns 33: the longest-running Linux distro continues to evolve, with Debian 14 in development as the successor to Trixie.

Epic Games confirms a native Linux and SteamOS client is coming soon, ending the reliance on third-party launchers like Heroic for Steam Deck users.

OpenAI closes its desktop gap by bringing ChatGPT and Codex to Linux. The preview app supports Ubuntu, Debian, and Fedora with native .deb and .rpm packages for x64 and ARM64.

Open-source project Xodus hits key milestones in authentication and executable decryption, bringing PC Game Pass closer to Linux and macOS local play.

Linus Torvalds declares 'supersized' Linux kernel updates the new normal as AI-driven code reviews accelerate fixes but overwhelm security mailing lists with duplicate reports.

postmarketOS aims to extend smartphone lifespans to 10 years by replacing abandoned Android software with a lightweight Alpine Linux distribution, now supporting 254 devices.

Kakehashi is a Rust-based translation layer enabling macOS ARM64 binaries to run on Linux without VMs, aiming to slash CI costs for developers by up to 10x.

Netflix finally brings 4K streaming to Google Chrome, but only for Windows 11 and Chromebook users with specific hardware. Mac and Linux users remain capped at 1080p.

AnduinOS 2.0 streamlines the experience of running Windows and Android apps on Linux, leveraging a full Wayland stack for seamless compatibility.

Linux 7.3 expands hardware support with Qualcomm Adreno 704 & 722 GPUs, fixes MSI Claw A8 BZ2EM M-Center keys, and introduces the FailFS pseudo filesystem.

Morphic, Bazzite, GameNative and ncc — featuring AI search engines, gaming-optimized Linux distros, PC-to-Android integrations and Node.js build tools

Linux breaches the 10% market share threshold in North America for the first time, significantly eroding Windows' dominance following the end of Windows 10 support.
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