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Author: Erik Peterson

A ProHoster specialist with over seven years of experience in hosting, network infrastructure, and internet security. I participate in the development and maintenance of server solutions, VPN services, and client platforms. I specialize in stability, data protection, and service optimization for clients. I regularly monitor updates in industry standards and best practices.

Release of GNU Octave 11, a system for mathematical calculations

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The release of the mathematical computing system GNU Octave 11.1.0 has taken place (the first release of the 11.x series, branch 11.0 was used for development), providing an interpretable language largely compatible with Matlab. GNU Octave can be used to solve linear problems, nonlinear and differential equations, perform computations with complex numbers and matrices, visualize data, and conduct mathematical experiments. The code is written in […]

The components of the Ladybird browser are being rewritten in Rust with the help of AI

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Andreas Kling, the founder of the web browser Ladybird, announced the decision to involve the Rust language in the project development and the start of rewriting parts of Ladybird in this language. As an experiment with C++, the JavaScript engine LibJS has already been rewritten in Rust. LibJS was chosen due to its good test coverage, which simplifies the assessment of the porting quality. To speed up the porting process, AI assistants Claude Code and OpenAI were involved […]

To become intelligent, a person needs 20 years and tons of food: Altman compared the energy costs of AI and humans

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The debate over whether a neural network or the human brain consumes more energy has taken an unexpected turn. Sam Altman stated that a correct comparison should take into account not only the brain's work but also millennia of evolution and all the calories consumed by a person up to the point of achieving intellectual maturity. The head of OpenAI spoke at an event organized by The Indian Express with […]

LLM Claude helped find an I/O error in QEMU

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The lead developer of the io_uring project and the fio utility for flexible I/O subsystem testing, Jens Axboe, sought help from the Claude neural network of Anthropic. The neural network helped Axboe understand the failures when working with QEMU – a utility for running virtual machines. Axboe noted that it slows down when working with AHCI and SCSI disks. The neural network assisted […]

KaOS 2026.02

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On February 15, after three months of development, the release of the 2026.02 distribution of KaOS was announced – an independent Linux distribution built from scratch and focused on using Wayland, Qt, and KDE technologies. KaOS utilizes a "rolling" package update system (with over 2000 packages) and uses pacman from the Arch Linux project for package management. Prior to this version, the desktop environment in KaOS […]

T2 Linux has restored support for the XAA acceleration architecture in the X.Org Server

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The developers of the T2 Linux project, which is developing a package manager and a platform for creating Linux distributions, announced the restoration of support for the 2D acceleration architecture XAA (XFree86 Acceleration Architecture) in X.Org Server. This architecture, developed in 1996, was designed to enable hardware acceleration of 2D graphics operations in the X server. Support for XAA was removed from the X server back in 2012 after the majority of the relevant DDX drivers were migrated to […]

Release of the Solaris 11.4 SRU90 operating system.

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Oracle has released the Solaris 11.4 SRU 90 (Support Repository Update), which offers a series of significant changes and improvements for the Solaris 11.4 branch. To install the proposed updates, it is sufficient to execute the command ‘pkg update’. Users can also take advantage of the free edition of Solaris 11.4 CBE (Common Build Environment), being developed using a continuous publishing model of new […]

Lakka 6 is available, a distribution for creating gaming consoles

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After two years of development, the release of the Lakka 6.1 distribution has been introduced (release 6.0 was skipped), which allows you to transform PCs, set-top boxes, or single-board computers into a full-fledged gaming console for running retro games. The project is a modification of the LibreELEC distribution, originally designed for creating home theater systems. Lakka builds are available for i386, x86_64 (Intel, NVIDIA, or AMD GPUs), Raspberry Pi, Orange Pi, Banana […]

The LyX document editor version 2.5.0 has been published.

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After nearly two years of development, the release of the visual editor for scientific documents, LyX 2.5.0, has been announced. This software allows users to create texts using TeX/LaTeX markup while visually editing the document layout in a WYSIWYM representation. The final document is saved in LaTeX format, but text can also be imported and exported in formats such as PDF, Postscript, DVI, ASCII, HTML, OpenDocument, RTF, ODF, DOC, and ePub. The code […]

SpiderBasic 3.20

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On January 12, 2026, the new version of SpiderBasic 3.20 was released. The program is designed for creating applications for Android. The syntax is Basic-like. The compiler converts the code into JavaScript, which runs inside a Cordova container, which in turn accesses the functions of the current system. For installation, you will need to install the npm, curl, openjdk-21-jre, openjdk-21-jdk packages, and separately gradle-8.13, and execute the install-cordova.sh script. For […]

25 years of the Alt team!

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In February 2001, the IPLabs Linux Team and LRN decided to merge, resulting in the creation of ALT Linux. For a quarter of a century, we have made significant contributions to the development of free software in Russia. The team's achievements include millions of lines of code, collaboration with leaders of the international Open Source movement, and one of the largest independent repositories of free software […]

The AOMedia Alliance is developing the OAC (Open Audio Codec) based on Opus.

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The Alliance for Open Media (AOMedia), overseeing the development of the AV1/AV2 video encoding format, the IAMF spatial audio format, and the AVIF image format, has begun work on the Open Audio Codec (OAC), which is presented as an extension of the Opus codec developed by the Xiph.Org Foundation. As a reference implementation of the OAC encoder and decoder under the BSD license, the library liboac has been proposed, built on the basis of the code […]

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