Software management isn’t the most exciting part of an operating system — until it breaks. In Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.1, Red Hat has rolled out a set of updates to RPM and DNF, the two tools responsible for installing,…
If you’re in IT operations, you know the pain: Your team leans on Red Hat’s Ansible Automation Platform to streamline critical workflows—until a shaky database brings everything to a standstill. Ansible excels at standardizing tasks, scaling across cloud and on-prem…
Linux doesn’t usually suffer from a lack of powerful interfaces. What it sometimes lacks is something far more basic: usable documentation. The Linux kernel’s “new mount API” is a perfect example. Introduced back in 2019 with Linux 5.2, it took…
The next Linux kernel development cycle—expected to become Linux 6.20, or more likely Linux 7.0—is shaping up to deliver a meaningful improvement to io_uring, specifically around how IOPOLL polling is handled. It’s not the kind of change that grabs headlines.…
CachyOS is not a name most people associate with servers. It’s an Arch-based distribution, best known for aggressive performance tuning, gaming-focused optimizations, and squeezing every last bit of speed out of modern CPUs. So when CachyOS quietly revealed plans for…
For decades, developing software for QNX has almost always meant one thing: cross-compilation. You write code on Linux or Windows, compile it elsewhere, deploy it to a QNX target, test, repeat. It works—but it’s never felt especially modern. With the…
GitHub has disabled Rockchip’s Linux Media Process Platform (MPP) repository following a DMCA takedown request filed by a contributor to the FFmpeg project. The dispute isn’t about whether Rockchip used FFmpeg code—it’s about how it used it. At the center…
At first glance, Postgresus changing its name to Databasus looks like a routine rebrand. A small project grows, adds features, and updates its name to match. Nothing unusual. But this rename actually signals something more interesting: a quiet shift from…
For years, Wayland has been the future of Linux desktops: safer, smoother, and better suited for modern displays. Now, with elementary OS 8.1, that future quietly becomes the default. This release isn’t just a point update. It’s a clear signal…
At first glance, it sounds like a fun conference anecdote. A Linux scheduler designed for Valve’s Steam Deck, a handheld gaming device, is now running inside Meta’s massive server fleet. One was built for games and tight latency budgets. The…
