Linux
Qualcomm acquires Arduino and unveils Uno Q board
8. oktober 2025 Billede genereret af AI
Qualcomm has acquired Arduino, positioning the open-source hardware pioneer as a subsidiary while promising continued independence. The deal coincides with the launch of the Arduino Uno Q, a Linux-capable single-board computer in the classic Uno form factor. Featuring a hybrid processor setup, the board targets makers with enhanced AI and real-time capabilities.
50 MB Linux OS revives old PCs
11. oktober 2025 Rapporteret af AI
A compact 50 MB operating system based on Linux can breathe new life into outdated computers. Designed for hardware that might otherwise gather dust, this tiny OS offers a practical solution for reusing old PCs. The software highlights the potential of lightweight systems in extending device longevity.
CISA adds Oracle and other flaws to exploited vulnerabilities catalog
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has added vulnerabilities from Oracle, Mozilla, Microsoft Windows, Linux Kernel, and Microsoft Internet Explorer to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. This action requires federal agencies to address these flaws by October 27, 2025, to mitigate risks from ongoing exploits. Among the additions is a critical Oracle vulnerability recently patched after exploitation by ransomware actors.
Linux development on Chromebooks evolves significantly
11. oktober 2025 Rapporteret af AI
Linux development on Chromebooks has seen notable changes in recent years. ChromeOS devices were originally built for cloud-based computing and web applications. This evolution highlights growing support for Linux integration.
Linux Foundation plans React Foundation launch with Meta donation
8. oktober 2025 Rapporteret af AI
The Linux Foundation announced on October 7, 2025, its intent to launch the React Foundation to steward React and React Native. Meta will donate the popular JavaScript libraries to the new organization, which will be supported by founding members including Amazon, Microsoft, and Vercel. This move aims to ensure the technologies remain open and community-led.
Coreboot 25.09 release improves boot speeds and hardware support
The Coreboot project has released version 25.09, featuring 684 changes from 110 contributors that enhance boot performance and expand compatibility. Key updates include a 30% faster boot process and support for new motherboards from several manufacturers. These improvements aim to make the open-source firmware more efficient for modern hardware.