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Phoronix Open Source Nov 12, 2026
ReactOS Gets Working Floppy Disk Support, VMware 3D Acceleration & SMP Progress

ReactOS as the open-source operating system project working on Microsoft Windows driver and application compatibility had a pretty successful 2026. Following two hackfests, a lot of new features have…

ReactOS as the open-source operating system project working on Microsoft Windows driver and application compatibility had a pretty successful 2026. Following two hackfests, a lot of new features have landed recently for ReactOS and some others are nearing the finish line...

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LWN.net Open Source Nov 12, 2026
Introducing Polo: a Wayland MATE compositor

Kerem Söke has announced the 1.0 release of Polo, a Wayland compositor for the MATE Desktop Environment: The idea is to keep MATE behaving as closely as possible to how it does on X11, rather than ch…

Kerem Söke has announced the 1.0 release of Polo, a Wayland compositor for the MATE Desktop Environment: The idea is to keep MATE behaving as closely as possible to how it does on X11, rather than changing the desktop to fit a different compositor. [...] Window management, metacity, workspaces, tiling, XWayland, clipboard and clipman support, multiple monitors, display scaling, hotplugging, screenshots, screen sharing, and session management are all working. I've also added desktop effects: fade, zoom, zap, spin, squeemize, magic lamp, desktop cube, expo, and wobbly windows. Söke is looking for people to test Polo, particularly on multi-monitor setups, and report back with problems.

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LWN.net Open Source Nov 12, 2026
[$] C++26 contract confusion

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has blessed seven C++ language revisions since 1998. The language is mostly developed by ISO's Working Group 21, which considers proposed addi…

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has blessed seven C++ language revisions since 1998. The language is mostly developed by ISO's Working Group 21, which considers proposed additions and amendments, integrates them into a document, and then presents that document to the main ISO body to be voted on as a standard. On October 23, for the first time ever, ISO declined to ratify a document presented by Working Group 21, leaving the future of the C++26 standard in doubt. The decision was driven by controversy around a proposed new "contracts" feature that would add pre- and post-conditions to function signatures.

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LWN.net Open Source Nov 12, 2026
Stenberg: 30 years of Internet transfers with curl

Daniel Stenberg reflects on the 30th anniversary of the curl project. libcurl runs in an estimated thirty billion installations today. It is a rough estimate since the majority of all libcurl users n…

Daniel Stenberg reflects on the 30th anniversary of the curl project. libcurl runs in an estimated thirty billion installations today. It is a rough estimate since the majority of all libcurl users never tell us they use it, but we need to find it mentioned in their credit screens, open source license windows or their manuals. A super popular app might use libcurl today and not tomorrow, or vice versa, which can make the numbers shift by several billions overnight. In reality of course, once the pulse raise has calmed down and your ego is content, these numbers do not matter. In our corner of the world, things don't change notably when we go from a thousand installs to billions. We still work with similar people, in similar ways, with similar challenges.

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Phoronix Open Source Nov 12, 2026
NVIDIA NvRoot & ForgePtr Vulnerabilities Published For Linux Driver, 25 More Coming

In addition to Jensen Huang resigning, coincidentally the embargo just expired on the first two of 25 more NVIDIA graphics driver security vulnerabilities coming. ForgePtr and NvRoot are particularly…

In addition to Jensen Huang resigning, coincidentally the embargo just expired on the first two of 25 more NVIDIA graphics driver security vulnerabilities coming. ForgePtr and NvRoot are particularly volatile for those renting GPU slices in the cloud...

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LWN.net Open Source Nov 12, 2026
Security updates for Thursday

Security updates have been issued by Debian (aodh, apache2, dnspython, firefox-esr, mutt, octavia, spip, thunderbird, and watcher), Fedora (epiphany, firefox, freerdp, java-25-openjdk, java-latest-op…

Security updates have been issued by Debian (aodh, apache2, dnspython, firefox-esr, mutt, octavia, spip, thunderbird, and watcher), Fedora (epiphany, firefox, freerdp, java-25-openjdk, java-latest-openjdk, libsoup3, perl-HTTP-Parser-XS, perl-libnet, php-getid3, pipx, python-crate-ingredients, python-pillow, python-robotframework, python3.9, rsync, rubygem-nokogiri, tpm2-tss, udns, and xorg-x11-server-Xwayland), Gentoo (curl, ImageMagick, libheif, and PCRE2), Mageia (nginx and python-django), Oracle (go-toolset:rhel8, libimobiledevice, nodejs:22, util-linux, and vim), Red Hat (.NET 10.0, .NET 8.0, .NET 9.0, cockpit, freerdp, gdb, go-fdo-client, grafana-pcp, ignition, kernel, kernel-rt, krb5, openssh, openssl, osbuild-composer, rpm, rsync, and webkit2gtk3), Slackware (git, httpd, and tigervnc), SUSE (aliyun-cli, alloy, apache-parent, aqute-bnd, google-gson, logback, maven, maven-artifact-transfer, maven-parent, maven-resolver, methanol, osgi-service- subsystem, slf4j, xmvn, bcel, benchdnn, containerd, distribution, dpdk, efivar, elemental, elemental-register, elemental-system-agent, elemental-toolkit, firefox, kernel, liblldpctl4, libonnxruntime1, openssl-1_0_0, openssl-1_1, openvpn, pcre2, perl-Net-DNS, perl-Plack, perl-Starman, psqlODBC, python-M2Crypto, python-Pillow, python-Twisted, python-urllib3_1, python313-djangorestframework, python313-fpdf2, python313-langgraph-sdk, python313-nltk, rust-keylime, skopeo, traefik, zchunk, and zvbi), and Ubuntu (asyncpg, awl, btrbk, davical, dotnet8, dotnet10, dotnet11, libfcgi, linux-raspi, logback, mysql-8.0, mysql-8.4, mysql-9.7, network-manager-ssh, node-babel, php-pecl-http, prosody-modules, rkhunter, ruby-actionpack-page-caching, ruby-jwt, ruby-kramdown, shiro, snmptt, and yodl).

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The New Stack Open Source Nov 12, 2026
See what AI looks like in production at Microsoft Ignite

If you’re deciding which AI pilots to move into production, Microsoft’s Satya Nadella and Judson Althoff’s opening keynote at Microsoft Ignite The post See what AI looks like in production at Microso…

If you’re deciding which AI pilots to move into production, Microsoft’s Satya Nadella and Judson Althoff’s opening keynote at Microsoft Ignite The post See what AI looks like in production at Microsoft Ignite appeared first on The New Stack.

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Phoronix Open Source Nov 12, 2026
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang Resigns

Following reports of two extramarital affairs, one with an alleged Chinese spy and the other with a VP that is a direct report to him, Jensen Huang is no longer CEO of NVIDIA...

It's FOSS Open Source Nov 12, 2026
FOSS Weekly #26.46: Mint 27 Features, Kora OS, de-Googled Life, Passbolt, Package Manager and More Linux Stuff

Linux Mint 27 is shaping nicely for its Christmas release.

It's FOSS Open Source Nov 12, 2026
🔥 Learn Linux and Cybersecurity Skills With Hands-on Interactive Labs

LabEx is an AI-assisted educational platform that focuses on learning-by-doing by providing you hands-on labs, flashcards, quizzes, and playgrounds to practice in simulated environment.

It's FOSS Open Source Nov 12, 2026
Agent Name Service is Now Part of The Linux Foundation

ANS lets AI agents prove who they are, much like a domain name and its certificate do for a website.

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CNCF Blog Open Source Nov 12, 2026
Gang scheduling and topology-aware placement for AI training in Kubernetes

Distributed AI training workloads impose complex scheduling requirements that Kubernetes’s built-in scheduler can’t meet. Kubernetes schedules pods individually and independently, but distributed tra…

Distributed AI training workloads impose complex scheduling requirements that Kubernetes’s built-in scheduler can’t meet. Kubernetes schedules pods individually and independently, but distributed training introduces two requirements that break this model: Pods must land on hardware with...

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Phoronix Open Source Nov 12, 2026
Linux 7.5 To Improve Support For Old ASUS Transformer Hybrid Laptops/Tablets

For those that happen to have ASUS Transformer devices as the roughly decade old convertible/hybrid 2-in-1 laptop/tablet computers, the Linux 7.5 kernel in 2027 is improving support for these aging s…

For those that happen to have ASUS Transformer devices as the roughly decade old convertible/hybrid 2-in-1 laptop/tablet computers, the Linux 7.5 kernel in 2027 is improving support for these aging systems powered by either NVIDIA Tegra or Intel Atom SoCs...

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Phoronix Open Source Nov 12, 2026
Intel Xe Driver Preparing SR-IOV Provisioning For vGPU Profiles

With the upcoming Linux 7.5 kernel cycle the Intel Xe graphics driver is preparing SR-IOV provisioning for vGPU profiles...

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Phoronix Open Source Nov 12, 2026
Polo Debuts As New Wayland Compositor For MATE Desktop

For those fond of the GNOME 2 forked MATE desktop but wanting to take it into the native Wayland world, Polo 1.0 released today as a new compositor option for modern desktop computing with MATE...

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Phoronix Open Source Nov 12, 2026
Linux 7.5 To Enable Temperature / Voltage / Power Monitoring For AMD Pensando NICs

The Linux kernel already has network drivers for the AMD Pensando networking hardware while coming for Linux 7.5 is an Ionic HWMON driver to support hardware monitoring with temperature, voltage, and…

The Linux kernel already has network drivers for the AMD Pensando networking hardware while coming for Linux 7.5 is an Ionic HWMON driver to support hardware monitoring with temperature, voltage, and power monitoring for this high-end networking gear...

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LWN.net Open Source Nov 12, 2026
[$] LWN.net Weekly Edition for November 12, 2026

Inside this week's LWN.net Weekly Edition: Front: Synaptics patent claims; Git LLM polilcy; Hibernation and lockdown; User namespaces; glibc tunables. Briefs: *sshole; Amutable foundations; Asahi Lin…

Inside this week's LWN.net Weekly Edition: Front: Synaptics patent claims; Git LLM polilcy; Hibernation and lockdown; User namespaces; glibc tunables. Briefs: *sshole; Amutable foundations; Asahi Linux 7.3; OpenIndiana 2026.10; Firefox 160; Quotes; ... Announcements: Newsletters, conferences, security updates, patches, and more.

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Phoronix Open Source Nov 11, 2026
Intel Continues Enabling The GPU D-Series "Crescent Island" Driver Support For Linux 7.5

Intel's intriguing Crescent Island Xe3P-based AI accelerator hardware now known as the Intel GPU D Series continues seeing a lot of Linux kernel driver activity. The upcoming Linux 7.5 kernel is cont…

Intel's intriguing Crescent Island Xe3P-based AI accelerator hardware now known as the Intel GPU D Series continues seeing a lot of Linux kernel driver activity. The upcoming Linux 7.5 kernel is continuing to build out the support for this upcoming hardware...

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The New Stack Open Source Nov 11, 2026
Anthropic built a model that beats Opus. It recommends Opus anyway.

Anthropic just released a coding model that beats Opus 5.5 on two major benchmarks and can complete certain difficult tasks The post Anthropic built a model that beats Opus. It recommends Opus anyway…

Anthropic just released a coding model that beats Opus 5.5 on two major benchmarks and can complete certain difficult tasks The post Anthropic built a model that beats Opus. It recommends Opus anyway. appeared first on The New Stack.

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The New Stack Open Source Nov 11, 2026
Why Nvidia gave OpenShell to the CNCF

Nvidia this week donated OpenShell, its open-source runtime for securing and governing AI agents, to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. The post Why Nvidia gave OpenShell to the CNCF appeared fir…

Nvidia this week donated OpenShell, its open-source runtime for securing and governing AI agents, to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. The post Why Nvidia gave OpenShell to the CNCF appeared first on The New Stack.

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The New Stack Open Source Nov 11, 2026
Expensive accelerators, no workload-level visibility: Introducing Amazon CloudWatch accelerated compute insights

Accelerator bills have become one of the largest lines in the infrastructure budget. GPUs have become the most expensive resource The post Expensive accelerators, no workload-level visibility: Introd…

Accelerator bills have become one of the largest lines in the infrastructure budget. GPUs have become the most expensive resource The post Expensive accelerators, no workload-level visibility: Introducing Amazon CloudWatch accelerated compute insights appeared first on The New Stack.

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The New Stack Open Source Nov 11, 2026
Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5.2 built a shooter in 1 prompt — but it took 8 hours and $550

An Anthropic engineer gave Claude Fable 5.2 one prompt to build a first-person shooter and let it run for eight The post Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5.2 built a shooter in 1 prompt — but it took 8 hours…

An Anthropic engineer gave Claude Fable 5.2 one prompt to build a first-person shooter and let it run for eight The post Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5.2 built a shooter in 1 prompt — but it took 8 hours and $550 appeared first on The New Stack.

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The New Stack Open Source Nov 11, 2026
AWS had its agents build a free and open emulator for AWS. They now maintain it, too.

AWS on Wednesday launched an emulator for AWS called AWS Emulator. That, by itself, is interesting and may raise some The post AWS had its agents build a free and open emulator for AWS. They now main…

AWS on Wednesday launched an emulator for AWS called AWS Emulator. That, by itself, is interesting and may raise some The post AWS had its agents build a free and open emulator for AWS. They now maintain it, too. appeared first on The New Stack.

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LWN.net Open Source Nov 11, 2026
Zellij 0.46 released

Version 0.46 of the Zellij terminal workspace has been released. This release includes a major addition in Zellij: Zellij is now also a desktop terminal. To run it: zellij terminal. It works on linux…

Version 0.46 of the Zellij terminal workspace has been released. This release includes a major addition in Zellij: Zellij is now also a desktop terminal. To run it: zellij terminal. It works on linux, mac and windows. Nothing changes for the normal multiplexer - Zellij can still run inside another terminal. Both sessions are the same and can be shared. Additional features in this release include a GUI settings screen, session previews, and right-click menu. See this walkthrough for more on the 0.46 release.

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LWN.net Open Source Nov 11, 2026
In Memoriam: Tim Peters 1952–2026

Guido van Rossum conveys the sad (and somewhat delayed) news of the passing of Tim Peters. It's hard to overestimate Tim's influence on Python. He's probably best known for writing the Zen of Python …

Guido van Rossum conveys the sad (and somewhat delayed) news of the passing of Tim Peters. It's hard to overestimate Tim's influence on Python. He's probably best known for writing the Zen of Python (PEP 20), but to me he was a mentor and language co-designer long before that. Tim found Python not long after its initial release. His first deed was to convince me that Python should support mixed arithmetic between int and float, because most users would expect them to work that way. And he never stopped contributing.

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The New Stack Open Source Nov 11, 2026
Developers have been hacking around MCP’s file-upload problem for two years. A fix is taking shape.

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) has played an instrumental part in connecting AI assistants to external tools and data since The post Developers have been hacking around MCP’s file-upload problem fo…

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) has played an instrumental part in connecting AI assistants to external tools and data since The post Developers have been hacking around MCP’s file-upload problem for two years. A fix is taking shape. appeared first on The New Stack.

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CNCF Blog Open Source Nov 11, 2026
Introducing CNCF User Groups: Long-lived homes for End User collaboration

The CNCF End User Community is launching its User Group Program at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America. These are long-lived groups, each built around an industry vertical or problem domain, that …

The CNCF End User Community is launching its User Group Program at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America. These are long-lived groups, each built around an industry vertical or problem domain, that serves the common need of...

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The New Stack Open Source Nov 11, 2026
Why Nitric stopped asking one AI agent to do everything

We’re a team of five engineers, and we used to wake the on-call engineer three or four times a week The post Why Nitric stopped asking one AI agent to do everything appeared first on The New Stack.

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CNCF Blog Open Source Nov 11, 2026
Meta Wins CNCF End User Case Study Contest for Accelerating AI Infrastructure Deployments From Hours to Minutes

Using Argo CD and Kargo, Meta is building a GitOps platform to streamline application delivery across 100 Kubernetes clusters supporting AI research and inference Key Highlights SALT LAKE CITY – Kube…

Using Argo CD and Kargo, Meta is building a GitOps platform to streamline application delivery across 100 Kubernetes clusters supporting AI research and inference Key Highlights SALT LAKE CITY – KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2026...

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CNCF Blog Open Source Nov 11, 2026
CNCF Welcomes Adyen as Platinum End User Member to Advance Open Source Financial Infrastructure

Operating over 100 Kubernetes clusters across €1.39T in volume, Adyen brings production-scale fintech expertise to CNCF governance and open source projects Key Highlights KUBECON + CLOUDNATIVECON NOR…

Operating over 100 Kubernetes clusters across €1.39T in volume, Adyen brings production-scale fintech expertise to CNCF governance and open source projects Key Highlights KUBECON + CLOUDNATIVECON NORTH AMERICA, SALT LAKE CITY – November 11, 2026 –...