19.10.–25.10.2026
In week 43, 107 sources published 618 posts – 3% more than the week before. The biggest story, covered by 12 sources: “Linux-Kernel 7.3”. 5 topics went supernova, among them PHP, Linux-Kernel 7.3 and KeePassXC 2.8. Plus 6 new releases that several sources covered.
Cover story12 sources reportSupernova · Linux-Kernel 7.3
A new kernel and a new Ubuntu release are here.
CNX SoftwareENLinux 7.3 release - Main Changes, Arm, RISC-V, and MIPS architectures
LinaroENLinaro’s Contributions to Linux 7.3: Platform updates and reducing scheduling tail-latency
Bootlin BlogENLinux 7.3 released, Bootlin contributions inside
UbuntuHandbookENLinux Kernel 7.3 Released with Better Gaming on GPUs with Limited vRAM
PHP is the scripting language that powers a large part of the web, including WordPress, Nextcloud and many other applications. A new version ships every November, and older ones receive security updates for a limited time. This page covers releases, vulnerabilities and server updates.
16 posts12 sources
KeePassXC 2.8 open-source password manager is now available for download with Qt 6 port, Auto-Type support on Linux/Wayland, quick unlock on Linux, and many other changes.
9to5Linux
6 posts6 sources
Fedora 45 wasn't released this week as its ideal early release target due to not having a release candidate build in time for last week's Go/No-Go meeting
Phoronix
7 posts5 sources
Mozilla Firefox 158.0.1 is now available for download with updated OneCRL block list to block compromised eMudhra intermediate certificates via OneCRL and other changes.
9to5Linux
3 posts3 sources
Linux und Ich
9to5Linux
GamingOnLinux
noted.lol
Linuxiac
9to5Linux
The busiest day was Friday with 108 posts, the quietest Saturday with 42.
Security & Privacy led with 89 posts, followed by Apps and Gaming.
Phoronix wrote the most with 77 posts. 31% of all posts came from German-language sources.
Coming from Lightroom and wondering where your catalog went? In Darktable, your work lives in two places, and one of them is a tiny text file next to each RAW.
Even with signups being currently closed Arch Linux's AUR once again got hit with another albeit small this time a malware attack.
Choosing and installing a reasonably-priced graphics card for local AI.
A new report and PoC proves that passkeys are not the silver bullet we have been told they are. We look at this issue and other stories related to privacy, security, and business.
Meet Linksy, an open-source device connectivity tool for Linux offering file sharing, clipboard sync, remote desktop access, and Android integration.
LinuxiacEN
You've probably got years of photos, videos, and music sitting on your NAS that you rarely revisit. Spooly gives that forgotten media a second life with swipeable discovery, personal radio …
More than 85 teenagers from 21 countries took part in Youth Hacking 4 Freedom 2026, with six winners who created solutions ranging from a scientific graphi...
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Mirko Brombin is working to get Microsoft Office running reliably on Linux. He also thinks the apps cloning Office and Photoshop pixel for pixel cross a line.
Linux-Kernel 7.4 29 postsSteam 14 postsLinux-Kernel 11 postsUbuntu 7 postsKDE Plasma 6.8 7 postsWireGuard 6 postsMyrlyn 6 postsRaspberry Pi 5 postsMultipass 5 postsDatenschutz 5 postsDietPi 5 postsLinus Torvalds 5 postsArch Linux 5 postsProxmox 4 postsDeepSeek 4 postsCOSMIC 1.11 4 posts
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