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Wine 11 introduces a kernel-level rewrite for Windows compatibility on Linux, delivering massive performance gains for Windows gaming and marking the biggest architectural shift in Wine's history.

Hegel is a new multi-language property-based testing framework from the creator of Hypothesis, now available for Rust with Go, C++, OCaml, and TypeScript coming soon, integrating with Antithesis's det

LiteLLM versions 1.82.7 and 1.82.8 on PyPI have been compromised in a supply chain attack. Users should immediately upgrade, rotate API keys, and audit installations.

DeepSeek released V3-0322, an open-source MoE model with 671B total / 37B active parameters that matches GPT-4.5 on key benchmarks while remaining fully self-hostable under MIT license.

A novel supply-chain attack using invisible Unicode characters to hide malicious code in plain sight has been discovered across GitHub and major repositories, rendering traditional code review useless

Trivy, the popular open-source security scanner with 24K+ GitHub stars, has been compromised in a supply-chain attack, potentially exposing CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure details worldwide.

Wayland has reached 40% Linux desktop market share after 17 years of development. A look at the painful transition from X11, why it took so long, and what lessons the open source community should take

n0's noq is a Rust-based QUIC Multipath implementation achieving 80Gbps throughput on commodity hardware, enabling bandwidth aggregation across multiple network paths without connection interruption.

Wayland has reached 40% Linux desktop market share after 17 years of development, driven by GNOME 46, KDE Plasma 6, and NVIDIA's improved Wayland drivers. X11's long decline continues toward an estima

n0 has released noq, a pure Rust QUIC multipath implementation achieving 40+ Gbps throughput on commodity hardware — accelerating IETF standardization and offering production-grade multipath transport

Flask creator Armin Ronacher argues that the tech industry's obsession with speed is actively harmful, coining the phrase 'vibe slop at inference speeds' to describe AI-accelerated but low-quality sof

Tooscut is a browser-based NLE video editor using WebGPU and Rust/WASM for near-native performance, featuring multi-track timeline, keyframe animation, and real-time GPU effects — all running locally

Floci is a new open-source project that emulates AWS services locally, enabling developers to build and test cloud applications without AWS credentials or incurring costs. It supports core AWS service

Tinybox is a portable, fully offline AI device capable of running large language models with up to 120 billion parameters. It represents a significant step toward private, edge AI computing that doesn

George Hotz and the tinygrad team have begun shipping the Tinybox — a personal AI inference computer capable of running 120B+ parameter models entirely offline. Red V2 starts at $12,000, Green V2 Blac

Cockpit is a lightweight, open-source web interface for Linux server administration that lets sysadmins manage storage, containers, networking, and logs from a browser while staying fully compatible w

The n0 team (behind iroh) released noq, a from-scratch QUIC implementation in Rust with full multipath support and production-grade NAT traversal. It replaces their fork of Quinn, offering first-class

A detailed critique argues Wayland's slow adoption (40-50% after 17 years) vs PipeWire (dominant in 8) reveals fundamental flaws in greenfield project planning. Scope creep, fragmentation, and missing

AMP PBC proposes building an 'AI Grid' — a shared compute infrastructure that decouples innovation from infrastructure. Independent frontier teams waste 30-40% of their FLOPs on idle capacity. The the

A petition signed by Node.js contributors demands the TSC reject AI-assisted code in Node.js core. The catalyst: a 19,000-line PR that openly declared 'I've used a significant amount of Claude Code to