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KDE Plasma 6.7.2 Lands with More KWin, Wayland, and AMD GPU Fixes

June 30, 2026
KDE Plasma 6.7.2 lands as the second bugfix update in the 6.7 series, polishing KWin, Wayland, networking, and screencasting.
Parrot OS 7.3 Is Out with Optimized ISOs for Modern Hardware

Parrot OS 7.3 Is Out with Optimized ISOs for Modern Hardware

June 30, 2026
Parrot OS 7.3 is now available, bringing Linux kernel 7.0, optimized builds for newer CPUs, official Vagrant boxes, and refreshed security tools.
Microsoft’s Azure Linux 4.0 Is Publicly Available, But Still Preview-Only

Microsoft’s Azure Linux 4.0 Is Publicly Available, But Still Preview-Only

June 30, 2026
Azure Linux 4.0 is now available through Azure images, containers, and downloadable ISOs, but Microsoft still marks it as preview-only and not suitable for production use.
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Transmission 4.1.3 BitTorrent Client Fixes Remote Access Security Issue

June 30, 2026
Transmission 4.1.3 is out as a bugfix release, addressing a potential CSRF issue affecting users who enable remote access.

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