Linux
Qualcomm acquires Arduino and unveils Uno Q board
October 08, 2025 Àwòrán tí AI ṣe
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.
Meta transfers React framework to Linux Foundation
Meta is handing over control of the popular React JavaScript framework to a new React Foundation, which will operate under the Linux Foundation. This move aims to make development more independent from any single company. Founding members include major tech firms like Amazon and Microsoft.
Linux Foundation plans React Foundation launch with Meta donation
October 08, 2025 Ti AI ṣe iroyin
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.
Gnoppix KDE 25.10 stable release enhances performance and privacy
October 08, 2025 Ti AI ṣe iroyin
The Gnoppix project has released Gnoppix KDE 25.10, a stable version based on Debian Trixie that integrates performance patches by default. This update overhauls the user interface and introduces privacy-focused features like the Librewolf browser. Developers aim to optimize the system for gaming and everyday use right from the first boot.
New input drivers merged for Linux 6.18
October 11, 2025 Ti AI ṣe iroyin
Developers have integrated new input drivers into the Linux 6.18 kernel. This update enhances hardware support for the open-source operating system. The changes were reported by Phoronix.
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.