2.11.–8.11.2026
In week 45, 112 sources published 656 posts – about as many as the week before. The biggest story, covered by 11 sources: “Fedora 45”. 7 topics went supernova, among them Fedora 45, OpenSSH 10.6 and Raspberry Pi 5. Plus 9 new releases that several sources covered.
Cover story11 sources reportSupernova · Fedora 45
Linux Magazine NewsFedora 45 Now Available
The latest iteration of Fedora has arrived with Gnome 51 and KDE Plasma 6.8.
GamingOnLinuxENFedora 45 arrives to continue advancing the Linux desktop
Learn Linux TVENFedora 45 ist die Definition des „Status Quo“
9to5LinuxENFedora Asahi Remix 45 Released for Apple Silicon Macs with KDE Plasma 6.8
In an announcement posted on social media, Damien Miller (djm@) writes, OpenSSH 10.6p2 has been released with a workaround for a critical vulnerability.
OpenBSD Journal
10 posts10 sources
Rising component costs drive price increases for 16GB Raspberry Pi 5 and Compute Module 5, but not Raspberry Pi 500+.
Raspberry Pi News
11 posts9 sources
openSUSE Leap 16.1 operating system is now available for download as the first maintenance update to the openSUSE Leap 16 series, based on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 16.1.
9to5Linux
8 posts8 sources
OpenSSH is the most widely used free implementation of the SSH protocol and comes from the OpenBSD project. Admins use it to log in to remote machines, copy files with scp and sftp and build tunnels. This page covers new versions, vulnerabilities and secure configuration.
7 posts7 sources
The Linux 7.4 kernel is hopefully going to be this year's Long Term Support (LTS) kernel version and is coming jam-packed with new features and changes.
Phoronix
7 posts5 sources
LibreOffice 26.2.7 fixes DOCX compatibility, PDF hyperlinks, presentation audio, and macOS crashes ahead of the branch's end of support.
Linuxiac
5 posts5 sources
LinuxGizmos
Linuxiac
Linuxiac
Linuxiac
LinuxGizmos
GamingOnLinux
The busiest day was Tuesday with 125 posts, the quietest Sunday with 43.
Self-hosting led with 98 posts, followed by Distros and Apps.
Phoronix wrote the most with 69 posts. 30% of all posts came from German-language sources.
The latest Linux Mint update gives us new upcoming features to the next Linux Mint release.
Basically forever copying to a USB on Linux has been completely broken, it's been reported as a problem for a long time and now it will finally work properly on KDE.
Where is mainstream computing headed? And do we need a new mindset for the age of AI and the SiP?
The boys are back! Tonight we talk about notes and creating a "Second Brain".
This is a roundup of articles from the openSUSE community listed on planet.opensuse.org. This community blog feed aggregator lists the featured highlights …
Learn how Tailscale subnet routing lets you securely access your entire homelab remotely without installing Tailscale on every device.
aerynOS 2026.11 ISO adds Budgie Desktop, an experimental installer with Btrfs support, and a redesigned Moss package manager CLI.
LinuxiacEN
WiCi One promises to share NVIDIA GPU power wirelessly across your homelab. It's an exciting idea for local AI, but the pricing and performance raise some questions.
Home Assistant 20 postsNextcloud 12 postsLinux-Kernel 11 postsRaspberry Pi 9 postsOpenAI 8 postsSteam 7 postsWayland 7 postsUbuntu 6 postsLibreOffice 6 postsApple Silicon 5 postsMPV 0.42 5 postsCachyOS 5 postsGIMP 3.2 4 postsKDE Plasma 6.7 4 postsSUSE 4 postssystemd 4 posts
Phoronix
BleepingComputer
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