Software Update

Tesla's software update 2026.2 includes several unlisted modifications, such as renaming Autopilot features to Self-Driving and expanding 3D Supercharger maps to Europe. These changes enhance user interfaces and service diagnostics across multiple models. The update simplifies map version displays and improves ECU status monitoring.

March 12, 2026 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

The Arch-based Linux distribution LinuxHub Prime has released version 3.1.5, marking the third update of the year. This version introduces improvements like Conky support and enhanced live ISO functionality. Developers focused on refining installation processes and desktop environments.

OpenZFS has released version 2.4.1, a maintenance update two months after the 2.4 version. The new release adds compatibility for Linux kernel 6.19 and improves support for FreeBSD. It includes numerous fixes for stability, builds, and performance across platforms.

February 18, 2026 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

The open-source AsteroidOS project has announced version 2.0, a Linux-based operating system for smartwatches that emphasizes privacy and extends device lifespans. This release introduces always-on display support, performance improvements, and compatibility with more watch models. It aims to provide an alternative to proprietary platforms like Wear OS and watchOS.

The official Cybertruck account on X posted a brief message hinting at an upcoming software update. The post, dated February 11, 2026, simply states 'When the software update hits.' This appears to be a teaser from the account managed by Tesla.

February 11, 2026 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

Following its December 2025 beta (which introduced features like the System Information app and Cinnamon 6.6), Linux Mint 22.3 has fully launched after an extended testing period. The January 2026 newsletter reported a record $47,312 in donations from 1,393 contributors—the highest monthly donor count—while outlining upcoming enhancements in tools, compatibility, and development.