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The New Stack Open Source Jul 15, 2026
Anaconda buys Kilo, the open source coding agent that answers to no single model maker

Anaconda, a company that provides governed, open-source packages and environments for enterprises, has acquired popular open-source coding agent Kilo. The The post Anaconda buys Kilo, the open source…

Anaconda, a company that provides governed, open-source packages and environments for enterprises, has acquired popular open-source coding agent Kilo. The The post Anaconda buys Kilo, the open source coding agent that answers to no single model maker appeared first on The New Stack.

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The New Stack Open Source Jul 15, 2026
Meta and the rise of the accidental cloud

In the same quarter, a $1.7 trillion social network and a shoe company both became cloud providers. Nobody’s operating model The post Meta and the rise of the accidental cloud appeared first on The N…

In the same quarter, a $1.7 trillion social network and a shoe company both became cloud providers. Nobody’s operating model The post Meta and the rise of the accidental cloud appeared first on The New Stack.

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LWN.net Open Source Jul 15, 2026
[$] Lockless MPSC FIFO queues for io_uring

Processes that use io_uring tend to keep a lot of balls in the air; being able to have many operations underway at any given time is part of the point of that API in the first place. The io_uring sub…

Processes that use io_uring tend to keep a lot of balls in the air; being able to have many operations underway at any given time is part of the point of that API in the first place. The io_uring subsystem must, as a result, keep track of a lot of tasks that have to be performed at the right time. In current kernels, io_uring uses a standard kernel linked-list primitive to track those work items. As of the 7.2 kernel release, though, io_uring will, instead, use a new lockless, multi-producer, single-consumer (MPSC) queue, resulting in some notable performance gains. Lockless algorithms tend to be tricky, but the one used here is relatively approachable and shows how these algorithms can work.

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LWN.net Open Source Jul 15, 2026
Security updates for Wednesday

Security updates have been issued by AlmaLinux (cifs-utils, corosync, cups, freerdp, git-lfs, go-fdo-client and go-fdo-server, go-toolset:rhel8, kernel, kernel-rt, libinput, libxml2, nginx:1.24, open…

Security updates have been issued by AlmaLinux (cifs-utils, corosync, cups, freerdp, git-lfs, go-fdo-client and go-fdo-server, go-toolset:rhel8, kernel, kernel-rt, libinput, libxml2, nginx:1.24, openssl, pacemaker, perl-DBI:1.641, php8.4, python-pillow, python3, and python3.12), Debian (grub2, libxfont, opam, and wolfssl), Fedora (freerdp, kernel, and prometheus), Mageia (imagemagick), Oracle (buildah, freerdp, gimp, kernel, nginx, openexr, openssl, perl-DBI, podman, vim, xorg-x11-server, and xorg-x11-server-Xwayland), Red Hat (python3.12), SUSE (afterburn, buildah, busybox, enc, freetype2-devel, go1.25, go1.25-openssl, go1.26-openssl, gosec, grafana, helm, krb5, kubernetes-old, libopenbabel8, libxml2, libxml2-16, nasm, openssl-3, patch, python-Authlib, python-mistune, python-soupsieve, python-sqlparse, python3-dulwich, python313-Pillow, rootlesskit, sbootutil-1, tomcat, and tomcat11), and Ubuntu (alsa-lib, dnsmasq, gnutls28, libheif, linux-aws, linux-fips, linux-lts-xenial, linux-gcp-5.15, linux-intel-iotg-5.15, linux-hwe-6.17, linux-raspi, mariadb, openvpn, python-httplib2, vim, and wget).

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Phoronix Open Source Jul 15, 2026
Linux Patches Finally Allow Apple Magic Keyboard/Mouse Battery Monitoring Via Bluetooth

Besides the ongoing challenges of enabling newer Apple Silicon SoC support on Linux, Apple peripheral support on Linux remains a mixed bag depending on the product as well. The latest functionality n…

Besides the ongoing challenges of enabling newer Apple Silicon SoC support on Linux, Apple peripheral support on Linux remains a mixed bag depending on the product as well. The latest functionality now being addressed is for having battery reporting work for the Apple Magic Mouse and Magic Keyboard when connected via Bluetooth...

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LWN.net Open Source Jul 15, 2026
Many old shim versions are still accepted by secure boot

The CMU CERT Coordination Center has put out an advisory that many exploitable versions of the shim binary, used to boot Linux on systems with UEFI secure boot enabled, were never added to the revoca…

The CMU CERT Coordination Center has put out an advisory that many exploitable versions of the shim binary, used to boot Linux on systems with UEFI secure boot enabled, were never added to the revocation list. An attacker with administrative privileges or the ability to modify the boot process could use one of the vulnerable shim bootloaders to bypass Secure Boot protections and execute arbitrary code before the operating system loads. Code executed during this early boot phase may achieve persistent compromise of the platform, including the ability to load unsigned or malicious kernel components that can survive system reboots and, in some cases, operating system reinstallation. The advisory contains a list of vulnerable shims.

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The New Stack Open Source Jul 15, 2026
“The database is the product”: What breaks when memory devices scale

Imagine you just finished a two-hour meeting. You were wearing a small AI work companion that promised to capture the The post “The database is the product”: What breaks when memory devices scale app…

Imagine you just finished a two-hour meeting. You were wearing a small AI work companion that promised to capture the The post “The database is the product”: What breaks when memory devices scale appeared first on The New Stack.

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CNCF Blog Open Source Jul 15, 2026
🔥 On-prem DBaaS in 2026: Platforms, standards, and gaps

For application teams, databases should feel like a solved problem. A team needs PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Redis, or another data service, submits a request, receives credentials, and starts building. In …

For application teams, databases should feel like a solved problem. A team needs PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Redis, or another data service, submits a request, receives credentials, and starts building. In practice, the experience is rarely that simple....

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Phoronix Open Source Jul 15, 2026
Linus Torvalds Reaffirms That Linux Is Not "Anti-AI" & Not A "Social Warrior" Project

Overnight Linux creator Linus Torvalds wrote another well crafted message that reaffirms the Linux kernel position of not being against AI and lashing back against some kernel developers that are aga…

Overnight Linux creator Linus Torvalds wrote another well crafted message that reaffirms the Linux kernel position of not being against AI and lashing back against some kernel developers that are against AI/LLM usage within the kernel project...

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Phoronix Open Source Jul 15, 2026
Vocalinux 0.14 Beta Released For Offline Voice Dictation / Speech-To-Text On Linux

Ubuntu 26.10 is notably working on laying the foundation for a context-aware desktop and their initial deliverable being worked on is Myna as a speech-to-text solution for the Linux desktop. Interest…

Ubuntu 26.10 is notably working on laying the foundation for a context-aware desktop and their initial deliverable being worked on is Myna as a speech-to-text solution for the Linux desktop. Interestingly there is already a promising voice dictation / speech-to-text solution for the Linux desktop called Vocalinux that continues advancing and is usable right now for those looking at their own speech-to-text desktop solution...

It's FOSS Open Source Jul 15, 2026
🔥 Cursor AI's Silence on a Critical Flaw Jeopardizes Millions of Users

The flaw lets any repository auto-execute code on Cursor for Windows, and researchers say the company ignored it.

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Phoronix Open Source Jul 15, 2026
🔥 FreeBSD Laptop Support Continues Improving With WiFi, GPU & Audio Driver Work

The FreeBSD Foundation's Laptop Support and Usability Project, which has received more than $750k USD in funding to improve the experience of FreeBSD on laptops, is out with its newest monthly progre…

The FreeBSD Foundation's Laptop Support and Usability Project, which has received more than $750k USD in funding to improve the experience of FreeBSD on laptops, is out with its newest monthly progress report. A lot continues to happen for improving the FreeBSD laptop story, which in many aspects also benefits FreeBSD on the desktop too...

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Phoronix Open Source Jul 15, 2026
🔥 Mesa's Native Vulkan-To-Metal Driver Now Advertises Vulkan 1.4

KosmicKrisp as the Vulkan API driver built atop Apple's Metal API in Mesa for macOS and iOS systems is now advertising Vulkan 1.4 compatibility...

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Phoronix Open Source Jul 15, 2026
🔥 Khronos Lists First Conformant OpenCL 3.1 Implementation: Apple M1/M2 On Asashi Linux With Rusticl

Back in May OpenCL 3.1 was announced with a focus on AI and HPC workloads. Just over two months later, this incremental update over OpenCL 3.0 mow has its first listed conformant OpenCL 3.1 implement…

Back in May OpenCL 3.1 was announced with a focus on AI and HPC workloads. Just over two months later, this incremental update over OpenCL 3.0 mow has its first listed conformant OpenCL 3.1 implementation for passing the OpenCL 3.1 conformance test suite cases. It's Apple Silicon M1/M2 graphics running on Asahi Linux with the Mesa Rusticl driver...

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Phoronix Open Source Jul 14, 2026
COSMIC Epoch 1.3 Released With New Frosted Glass Option

For those that were intrigued by the COSMIC desktop's "Frosted Glass" effect, it's now available in released form with today's COSMIC Epoch 1.3 release...

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CNCF Blog Open Source Jul 14, 2026
KeycloakCon Japan 2026: Navigating cloud native identity and the AI frontier

The countdown is officially on. In just a few weeks, the cloud-native ecosystem meets in Yokohama for KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Japan 2026. Taking place on Tuesday, July 28 from 09:00 – 12:30, Keycloa…

The countdown is officially on. In just a few weeks, the cloud-native ecosystem meets in Yokohama for KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Japan 2026. Taking place on Tuesday, July 28 from 09:00 – 12:30, KeycloakCon Japan brings together...

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The New Stack Open Source Jul 14, 2026
“We did not adapt and move quickly enough”: What IBM’s earnings miss says about enterprise AI spending

IBM’s value has plunged after the company issued a preliminary second-quarter earnings update that fell short of Wall Street’s expectations. The post “We did not adapt and move quickly enough”: What …

IBM’s value has plunged after the company issued a preliminary second-quarter earnings update that fell short of Wall Street’s expectations. The post “We did not adapt and move quickly enough”: What IBM’s earnings miss says about enterprise AI spending appeared first on The New Stack.

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Phoronix Open Source Jul 14, 2026
FreeBSD 16 Retires The Last Of Its GPL Code From Its Base System

As of this past week in the FreeBSD source tree for FreeBSD 16, the last of the GNU GPL licensed code from the base system has been retired...

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The New Stack Open Source Jul 14, 2026
OpenAI hits 8 million Codex users — what developers need to know

OpenAI launched GPT-5.6 last week and folded Codex into a unified ChatGPT desktop app. Since then, the company has been The post OpenAI hits 8 million Codex users — what developers need to know appea…

OpenAI launched GPT-5.6 last week and folded Codex into a unified ChatGPT desktop app. Since then, the company has been The post OpenAI hits 8 million Codex users — what developers need to know appeared first on The New Stack.

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The New Stack Open Source Jul 14, 2026
AWS will now watch Microsoft’s cloud for you

On Tuesday, AWS announced an expansion to Security Hub, its security operations service, to also monitor Microsoft Azure resources, in addition The post AWS will now watch Microsoft’s cloud for you a…

On Tuesday, AWS announced an expansion to Security Hub, its security operations service, to also monitor Microsoft Azure resources, in addition The post AWS will now watch Microsoft’s cloud for you appeared first on The New Stack.

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Phoronix Open Source Jul 14, 2026
BOSGAME VTA-439: A Great, Linux-Friendly Mini PC Powered By AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 470

For those that were intrigued by the recent launch of the AMD Ryzen AI Halo developer platform with a very capable mini PC but looking for something more affordable and not needing quite as much hors…

For those that were intrigued by the recent launch of the AMD Ryzen AI Halo developer platform with a very capable mini PC but looking for something more affordable and not needing quite as much horsepower or AI focus, BOSGAME recently launched their VTA-439 mini PC. The BOSGAME VTA-439 is powered by the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 with Radeon 890M graphics for those wanting still quite a capable mini PC that retails for around $1,049 USD while sporting 32GB of RAM and 1TB NVMe SSD storage.

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The New Stack Open Source Jul 14, 2026
What happens when your VPN meets 200 AI agents

Providing secure access for your human staff is no simple task. For one, traditional VPNs often grant unnecessarily broad access, The post What happens when your VPN meets 200 AI agents appeared firs…

Providing secure access for your human staff is no simple task. For one, traditional VPNs often grant unnecessarily broad access, The post What happens when your VPN meets 200 AI agents appeared first on The New Stack.

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The New Stack Open Source Jul 14, 2026
The enterprise strikes back: Keep your data, ditch the AI bill.

As the AI cost crisis begins to fade from the forefront, a related fear is rearing its head: The need The post The enterprise strikes back: Keep your data, ditch the AI bill. appeared first on The Ne…

As the AI cost crisis begins to fade from the forefront, a related fear is rearing its head: The need The post The enterprise strikes back: Keep your data, ditch the AI bill. appeared first on The New Stack.

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LWN.net Open Source Jul 14, 2026
The Linux.org story

Rob Kennedy has posted the story of the birth of Linux.org — one of the earliest Linux-related web sites — and its more recent rebirth. The site was founded in May 1994 by Michael McLagan, at a time …

Rob Kennedy has posted the story of the birth of Linux.org — one of the earliest Linux-related web sites — and its more recent rebirth. The site was founded in May 1994 by Michael McLagan, at a time when Linux itself was barely three years old. Linus Torvalds had only just released it to the world, there was no real way for a newcomer to find their footing, no search engines, no Wikipedia, none of the infrastructure people take for granted now for figuring out a new piece of technology. Michael built linux.org to fill that gap, a place for people to learn about Linux and follow the movement as it grew.

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Phoronix Open Source Jul 14, 2026
Blender 5.2 LTS Released With Many Great Enhancements

Blender 5.2 is out today as the newest Long Term Support release for this leading, open-source 3D modeling software...

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The New Stack Open Source Jul 14, 2026
Open-source AI is just “4 months behind” closed frontier models — and 10x cheaper

A quiet revolution is brewing in the AI model space. The dominance of proprietary closed frontier models has been cemented The post Open-source AI is just “4 months behind” closed frontier models — a…

A quiet revolution is brewing in the AI model space. The dominance of proprietary closed frontier models has been cemented The post Open-source AI is just “4 months behind” closed frontier models — and 10x cheaper appeared first on The New Stack.

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Phoronix Open Source Jul 14, 2026
System76 Launches New Adder Pro Laptop With NVIDIA GPU, 2K OLED & Up To 96GB RAM

System76 today announced their new Adder Pro laptop that they are promoting as the "gamer's dream machine" with its NVIDIA graphics, 2K OLED 500 nit display, up to 96GB RAM, and 3.37 lb weight...