Microsoft's DocumentDB Finds New Home with Linux Foundation
DocumentDB joins the Linux Foundation to ensure open, vendor-neutral development.
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9 Months Later, Microsoft Finally Fixes Linux Dual-Booting Bug
A sneaky move by the tech giant but at least we have some moves in the right direction.
Linux Foundation's Massive Kubernetes Training Bundles on Discount
An excellent opportunity to purchase discounted courses and certifications from The Linux Foundation.
Warp Terminal is now Smarter with MCP Support
Warp’s latest update brings smarter AI with experimental MCP support.
Google is Gatekeeping Nextcloud by Limiting Core Functionality
Nextcloud is not happy with what Google is doing.
You Can Build an Open Source Humanoid Robot for Just $5,000
UC Berkley shows an interesting project for the open source and robotics community.
OSU's Open Source Lab Eyes Sustainable Infrastructure Upgrades After Funding Success
Some interesting plans have been laid out for Oregon State University's Open Source Lab.
Now GNOME is Replacing its Default Video Player
GNOME ditches the proven Totem video player for a modern replacement.
Deepin Desktop Removed from openSUSE over Security Concerns
openSUSE is not happy with Deepin Desktop and they have their reasons for that.
Pironman 5-Max: The Best Raspberry Pi 5 Case Just Got Upgraded
And the first 500 get a 25% pre-order discount offer. So hurry up with the purchase.
Grafana 12 & Grafana Assistant Making a Debut at GrafanaCON 2025
GrafanaCON 2025 was an absolute banger, packed with exciting new launches.
Ubuntu 25.10 is Switching to Rust-based Sudo
The upcoming Ubuntu release will use sudo-rs instead of sudo.