Linus Torvalds Just Called Out 330 Unexpected Commits During Kernel Merge
Last weekend, something unexpected disrupted the calm routine of Linux kernel development. And it all started with a blunt message…
This New Linux Feature Opens a New Backdoor in Linux
Linux is known for being solid, secure, and transparent. That reputation didn’t come easy — it’s been earned over decades.…
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 Is Here: What Is New and Why Is It Better Than Expected?
It’s been three years since Red Hat launched RHEL 9, and now the enterprise Linux giant is back with a…
Rust Coreutils 0.1 Released With Big Performance Gains – Can Match Or Exceed GNU Speed
If you’ve been keeping an eye on modern replacements for aging system tools, you’ve probably heard of uutils, the Rust-based…
GoodBye Old NTP Client — Ubuntu Is Changing How It Keeps Time
Time might seem like a small detail in your operating system — something you rarely think about unless your clock…
Redis Goes Open Source Again — But Not Everyone’s Convinced
Redis, the company behind the blazing-fast key-value database that powers everything from caching to AI workloads, is stepping back into…
Use curl Command Every Day? These Tips Will Instantly Simplify Your Workflow
If you’ve ever worked on the command line and needed to test an API, download a file, or just peek…
CVE-2025–21605 – Critical Redis Bug Discovered — Could Let Anyone Crash Your Server
A critical vulnerability in Redis just put hundreds of thousands of servers at risk — and it doesn’t require a…
The New Nmap 7.96 Is Here: Faster Scans, Dark Mode, and More
If you’ve ever done network security work—or even just been curious about what’s going on across your local network—you’ve likely…
Docker Desktop 4.41: What’s New and Why It’s a Big Deal for Your AI Workflows
Docker Desktop 4.41 is here, and it’s packed with upgrades — especially for Windows users. Whether you’re building containers, testing…