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QNX Introduces a Self-Hosted Developer Desktop — And Quietly Rethinks How You Build Embedded Software

For decades, developing software for QNX has almost always meant one thing: cross-compilation. You write code on Linux or Windows,…

GitHub Takes Down Rockchip’s MPP Repository After FFmpeg Copyright Claim

GitHub has disabled Rockchip’s Linux Media Process Platform (MPP) repository following a DMCA takedown request filed by a contributor to…

Postgresus Is Now Databasus — And This Rename Tells a Bigger Story

At first glance, Postgresus changing its name to Databasus looks like a routine rebrand. A small project grows, adds features,…

elementary OS 8.1 Is Here — And Wayland Is Finally the Default

For years, Wayland has been the future of Linux desktops: safer, smoother, and better suited for modern displays. Now, with…

Meta Is Using the Linux Scheduler Designed For Valve’s Steam Deck On Its Servers

At first glance, it sounds like a fun conference anecdote. A Linux scheduler designed for Valve’s Steam Deck, a handheld…

Mozilla’s New CEO Says Firefox Will Become an “AI Browser” — And That Quietly Changes the Deal With Users

Mozilla has a new CEO, and one of his first public messages is unambiguous: Firefox is becoming an AI browser.…

Ruby 4.0 Is Out — And It Quietly Redefines How Ruby Runs Code Safely and Faster

Ruby 4.0 has been released. At first glance, it looks like a typical major update: performance gains, concurrency tweaks, and…

Microsoft Wants to Replace a Billion Lines of C/C++ With Rust — Why This Actually Matters

Over the past few years, something interesting has been happening inside Microsoft. Quietly. Gradually. But very deliberately. Rust keeps showing…

QEMU 10.2 Is Here — Why This Release Matters More Than It Looks

If you work with virtual machines, system emulation, or low-level OS development, chances are you’ve crossed paths with QEMU—even if…

Checkpoints vs WAL: The PostgreSQL Concept Most Developers Get Wrong

If you’ve worked with PostgreSQL long enough, you’ve probably heard this sentence before: “PostgreSQL is safe because everything is written…

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