AerynOS Blocks LLM Use, Citing Ethical Training Data and Environmental Costs
AerynOS has revised its Contributing guidelines to reject AI-generated submissions, including code, docs, issues, and artwork.
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CachyOS January 2026 Release Brings Installer Rework and Wayland by Default
Arch-based CachyOS's January 2026 update lands with a reworked installer, Wayland Live ISO, Plasma Login Manager, and gaming and hardware improvements.
GNU Guix 1.5 Brings Plasma 6.5, GNOME 46, Rootless Mode, and More
GNU Guix 1.5 is out after three years, delivering Plasma 6.5, GNOME 46 on Wayland, rootless package management, and more than 12,500 new packages.
Deepin 25.0.10 Released With File Manager and Installer Improvements
Deepin Linux 25.0.10 introduces upgrades to the File Manager, a smarter system installer, and multiple usability improvements across the desktop.
MX Linux 25.1 ISOs Are Now Available With Dual Init Support
MX Linux 25.1 "Infinity" is out now, restoring dual init support with both systemd and sysvinit available on a single ISO.
Alpine Linux Turns Last Year’s Hosting Trouble Into Long-Term Stability
One year on, Alpine Linux confirms its hosting and CI issues are behind it, thanks to new partners and community support.
EndeavourOS Releases Ganymede Neo With NVIDIA Driver Changes
Arch-based EndeavourOS has released the Ganymede Neo ISO with updated core components and a switch to NVIDIA open drivers for newer GPUs.
Garuda Linux Publishes First ISO Refresh of 2026 With NVIDIA 590 Drivers
Arch-based Garuda Linux ISO 260115 ships with NVIDIA 590 drivers, which no longer support NVIDIA 1000 series GPUs.
Tails 7.4 Released With Persistent Language and Keyboard Settings
Tails 7.4, a privacy-focused Linux distro, introduces persistent language and keyboard settings, along with Tor Browser 15.0.4.
Debian Plans to Remove GTK2 Before Debian 14
Debian maintainers argue that shipping dead upstream software, such as GTK2, is a growing security and stability risk.