FSFEPolicySFP#56: Policy and EU: All about the DNA
Fall is finally here, and so is our next episode for the Software Freedom Podcast! In this episode Bonnie Mehring meets with Dario Presutti, FSFE's project...
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The Document Foundation gets its own logo after 16 years
The Document Foundation, the non-profit steering the development of LibreOffice, has unveiled a new logo. The change means that, for the first time since
Pinchflat-ngx vs Pinchflat: Features & Differences
Pinchflat-ngx builds on the original YouTube downloader with a redesigned interface, better download controls, PostgreSQL support, and more.
Calibre can now read ebooks aloud without sounding like a robot
A new update to the Calibre ebook manager is out and it brings more natural sounding text-to-speech (TTS) voices, as well as AVIF image support and better
The Fanatical Build your own All Stars Bundle (Winter) has another nice selection of games
The Fanatical Build your own All Stars Bundle (Winter) has launched giving you the chance to save even more monies on various games together.
Self-Host Weekly (9 October 2026)
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Portainer 3.0 Is Coming: What Docker Users Need to Know
Portainer 3.0 is shifting its focus toward Kubernetes, but what does that mean for Docker users? Here's what's changing and what happens to Community Edition.
Highlights from the Triple-I Initiative Showcase - October 2026 Edition
Another Triple-I Initiative Showcase came and went yesterday, here's some of the really cool looking games featured in it.
Puzzling resource management RPG 'Paradox Tower' has a demo worth trying
Paradox Tower brings a clever mixture of puzzles and RPG mechanics about helping a witch find her way through a labyrinth tower.
The creator of DEVOUR is back with co-op survival horror LIVING HELL
I'm not sure my heart will be able to manage LIVING HELL but it sure does look interesting from the developer of the popular DEVOUR.
Get more top quality games for cheap in The Triple-i Initiative Showcase Bundle
The Triple-i Initiative Showcase Bundle has arrived and with it you can fill up your Steam Library with even more interesting games.
Check out the demo for Of Dice and Minions, a pixel-art dice-rolling auto-battler roguelite
Another demo that looks to be worthy of your time is Of Dice and Minions, a pixel-art dice-rolling auto-battler roguelite.
DXVK-Sarek 1.14.0 released for gaming on older GPUs
DXVK-Sarek version 1.14.0 has arrived, keeping Wine / Proton gaming alive for those of you with older GPUs that don't have modern Vulkan support.
The awesome Deadly Days: Roadtrip has set an October 29 release date
The brilliant bullet heaven inventory management zombie shooter Deadly Days: Roadtrip hits the big 1.0 on October 29th.
SteamOS 0.4 for Steam Frame is out now with better power efficiency and battery lifetime
Valve just released a major stable update for all Steam Frame owners, bringing some great sounding improvements.
Intel Twin Lake-Based Helix 320 Industrial Gateway with Quad 2.5GbE
OnLogic’s newest industrial edge gateway, the Helix 320, features a fanless design powered by Intel N-Series Twin Lake processors.
Plushtodon pre-orders now open
They're small, they're soft, they're squishy, and they are your friend! If you missed out on our stuffed toys before, now is your chance to pre-order our latest series in Matcha Baku and Hitori Pink.
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KDE Ships Frameworks 6.31.0
Attica Use ECMInstalledLibraryCheck. Commit. Baloo [Codecs] Replace some pointers with references. Commit. [Codecs] Fix varint helper const correctness. Commit.
Rocky Linux Rescues OpenRadioss From Siemens' Dumpster
The OpenRadioss fork is already drawing an impressive community as contributors help restore builds and missing components.
PhotoCraft is an open-source, AI-built clone of Photoshop
It was only a matter of time before someone would point AI coding tools Photoshop and get it to build a copy. PhotoCraft is that copy – an open-source,
Ubuntu websites offline due to 'sustained' DDoS attack
Canonical reports a 'sustained distributed denial of service attack' on its websites, leading to outages. It says its teams are working to get them back online.
FOSS Weekly #26.41: Open Source Trouble, More Rust in Ubuntu, Adobe Photoshop's Linux Clone, Rich CLI Tool and More
Open Source projects are facing infrastructure trouble.
Immich Keeps Getting Better, but Don't Forget Your Backups
Immich's latest update brings improvements to photo sharing and management. But if you're using it to store your family's photos, there's something important you shouldn't overlook: your backups.
OCTOPATH TRAVELER, OCTOPATH TRAVELER II, and NEO: The World Ends With You arrive on GOG
Three more Square Enix games have today landed on DRM-free store GOG.com, and they're part of the GOG Preservation Program too.
Cloudbreaker review - Bullet Heaven meets Inventory Management
If you're like me and you can't get enough of bullet heaven survivor-likes, it's time to take a good look at Cloudbreaker with its inventory management.
Open Enables a Lot: The OSI at UNGA81
At UNGA81, OSI joined conversations on Open Source AI, digital sovereignty, and digital public infrastructure. Open by itself does very little but enables a lot.
ARC Raiders massive Frozen Trail 2.0 update is out and free to play for a few days
ARC Raiders gets a fancy new map, new enemies, new tools, a revamp of the skill tree and absolutely loads more in the latest update to the extraction shooter.
Dig to find your missing crew in the underground indie horror GRINDWORM
GRINDWORM is a horror game built around isolation, dread, and the slow erosion of reality as you dig underground to find your missing crew.
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NVIDIA 615 Driver is Finally Available in Official Ubuntu Repository
NVIDIA 615, the latest feature branch driver for Linux, is finally made into official Ubuntu repository for Ubuntu 26.04, Ubuntu 24.04, and Ubuntu 22.04.