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Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE) 7 “Gigi” Is Now Available for Public Beta Testing  9to5Linux

Microsoft Rolls Out A Linux 6.12 LTS Option For Azure Linux  Phoronix

Debian-based Mauna Linux 25 comes with GNOME 48 and multiple minor updates  Notebookcheck

Debian-based Mauna Linux 25 comes with GNOME 48 and multiple minor updates  Notebookcheck

Linux 6.18 To Add Detection For FreeBSD's Bhyve Hypervisor  Phoronix

Fedora Linux 43 beta released, drops X11 support to go Wayland only  gHacks Technology News

Fedora Linux 43 beta released, drops X11 support to go Wayland only  gHacks Technology News

Fedora Linux 43 beta released, drops X11 support to go Wayland only  gHacks Technology News

Intel Compute Runtime 25.35.35096.9 Ships Newest Features & Optimizations  Phoronix

How to easily switch your PC from Windows to Linux Mint - for free  ZDNET

Linux Kernel’s KSMBD Subsystem Vulnerability Let Remote Attackers Exhaust Server Resources  CybersecurityNews

Linux Kernel’s KSMBD Subsystem Vulnerability Let Remote Attackers Exhaust Server Resources  CybersecurityNews

Linux Kernel’s KSMBD Subsystem Vulnerability Let Remote Attackers Exhaust Server Resources  CybersecurityNews

UEFI Secure Boot for Linux Arm64 – where do we stand?  theregister.com

Linux Kernel’s KSMBD Vulnerability Allows Remote Attackers to Exhaust Server Resources  Cyber Press

Haiku OS Addressing Slow "git status" Performance Relative To Linux  Phoronix

This HASS.Agent alternative is the best data reporting application for Home Assistant users on Linux  xda-developers.com

Fedora 43 Beta Debuts GNOME 49, KDE 6.4, Kernel 6.17  WebProNews

BrianFagioli shares a report from NERDS.xyz: The Fedora Project has announced Fedora Linux 43 Beta, giving users and developers the opportunity to test the distribution ahead of its final release. This beta introduces improvements across installation, system tools, and programming languages while continuing Fedora's pattern of cleaning out older components. The beta can be downloaded in Workstation, KDE Plasma, Server, IoT, and Cloud editions. Spins and Labs are also available, though Mate and i3 are not provided in some builds. Existing systems can be upgraded with DNF system-upgrade. Fedora CoreOS will follow one week later through its "next" stream. The beta brings enhancements to its Anaconda WebUI, moves to Python 3.14, and supports Wayland-only GNOME, among many other changes. A full list of improvements and system enhancements can be found here. The official release should be available in late October or early November.

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Tyr Driver Being Submitted For Linux 6.18 As Rust-Based Arm Mali Driver  Phoronix