Free Software Foundation Says OnlyOffice Cannot Use AGPL to Restrict Forks
The Free Software Foundation says OnlyOffice cannot use AGPLv3 to impose extra restrictions on forks, escalating the Euro-Office licensing dispute.
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AlmaLinux Kitten 10 Adds i686 Userspace Support
AlmaLinux Kitten 10 now provides i686 package repositories and official 32-bit x86 container images, with the same model planned for AlmaLinux 10 stable.
Forgejo 15.0 Dev Platform Released with OIDC and Ephemeral Runners
Forgejo 15.0, a self-hosted Git forge, is a new LTS release that brings OpenID Connect support, ephemeral runners, and more.
Thunderbird Team Unveils Thunderbolt Self-Hostable AI Client
Thunderbolt is Mozilla’s new self-hostable AI client designed for organizations seeking to run AI on their own infrastructure and maintain data in-house.
Rust 1.95 Released with New Match Guards and Stable API Additions
Rust 1.95 is out with language improvements, expanded match capabilities, and new stable APIs across core library components.
Linux Mint Targets Christmas 2026 for Next Major Release
Linux Mint 23 Alfa is now based on Ubuntu 26.04 LTS and Linux kernel 7.0, marking the start of development for the project’s next major release.
KDE Gear 26.04 Marks KDE’s 30th Anniversary With App Updates
KDE Gear 26.04 apps collection celebrates KDE's 30th anniversary with updates to Dolphin, Kdenlive, Merkuro, NeoChat, and more.
Archinstall 4.2 Stops Installing X.Org Packages for Wayland Profiles
Archinstall 4.2 arrives with a security fix, switches mainline systems to nvidia-open, and stops pulling in X.Org packages for Wayland profiles.
Zorin OS 18.1 Released With Lite Edition, Better App Support, and Linux 6.17
Zorin OS 18.1 is now available with the new Lite edition, Linux kernel 6.17, LibreOffice 26.2, and broader hardware support.
Haiku ARM64 Progress Brings Usable Builds Closer
Haiku is making visible progress on ARM64, with a mostly stable QEMU port and working images expected after further package rebuilds.