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AlmaLinux has resumed building packages for 32-bit x86 systems.

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The developers of the AlmaLinux project, which develops a distribution based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), announced the implementation of a package repository for the AlmaLinux Kitten distribution, built for the i686 architecture, as well as the publication of docker container images for 32-bit x86 systems. AlmaLinux Kitten 10 is based on the CentOS Stream 10 package base and is developed using a continuous package update model […]

OpenBGPD 9.1

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On April 13, 2026, the OpenBGPD routing package developer team published the release of OpenBGPD 9.1. The developers also remind us that in addition to OpenBSD, OpenBGPD-portable works on FreeBSD and Linux distributions: Alpine, Debian, Fedora, RHEL/CentOS, and Ubuntu. What's included in OpenBGPD 9.1 is accelerated processing of outbound filters by storing rules in an array and deduplicating identical filters between peers; improved error logging during parsing […]

Linux Mint is transitioning to a shared installer with LMDE and has scheduled a release for the end of the year.

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The developers of the Linux Mint distribution have announced their intention to release the next version at the end of December 2026, which implies a shift to annual releases instead of the previous semi-annual schedule. The new release strategy is not yet finalized, and discussions are ongoing about issues such as the duration of the development cycle, maintaining a freeze stage for interim releases before launch, […]

Release of nxs-universal-chart 3.0, a tool for deploying applications in Kubernetes

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The release of nxs-universal-chart 3.0 has been announced, a toolkit for deploying applications in Kubernetes. The platform is modular and operates on the basis of standalone nuc-* sub-charts, which are published through the OCI registry and connected in the main chart package as dependencies for specific tasks, allowing for the assembly of the application and its required bindings within a single Helm release. Modules for traffic configuration, monitoring, […]

AMD will release a special version of the Ryzen 7 5800X3D 10 YRS AMD AM4 Anniversary Edition to celebrate the 10th anniversary of AM4.

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AMD is set to reintroduce the legendary gaming processor Ryzen 7 5800X3D under the name 10 YRS AMD AM4 Anniversary Edition. The information was shared by insider HLX, who provided part of the promotional materials in Chinese regarding the upcoming launch. This could be great news for PC owners based on the AMD AM4 platform who want to upgrade their systems but cannot […]

Nginx 1.30.0

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After a year of development, the Nginx project has announced the release of the new stable branch 1.30.0. In preparing this stable version, six vulnerabilities were fixed, four of which pertain to the media file processing module and authentication protocols. A key change was the support for HTTP/3 and QUIC, which is now considered ready for production environments. Vulnerabilities fixed: CVE-2026-27654: Buffer overflow when processing COPY requests or […]

Release of Zorin OS 18.1, a distribution for users accustomed to Windows or macOS

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The release of the Linux distribution Zorin OS 18.1 has been announced, based on the Ubuntu 24.04 package base. It is noted that the release of Zorin OS 18, which was formed 6 months ago, was downloaded 3.3 million times, with approximately 80% of all downloads completed by Windows users. Updates for the Zorin OS 18.1 release will be provided until June 2029. Three options are offered for download […]

Security update: X.Org Server 21.1.22 and Xwayland 24.1.10

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The X.Org Project has published fixes for five vulnerabilities affecting all versions of the graphics stack components released prior. Users and system administrators are advised to update their systems to xorg-server version 21.1.22 and xwayland version 24.1.10. The update addresses five security issues assigned CVE identifiers from CVE-2026-33999 to CVE-2026-34003. All were discovered by Jan-Niklas Sohn in collaboration with the initiative […]

According to Google statistics, IPv6 traffic has exceeded 50%.

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According to statistics provided by Google, the number of requests to Google services over the IPv6 protocol has for the first time exceeded 50%. According to the APNIC (Asia Pacific Network Information Centre), the global coverage of IPv6 users is estimated at 43.13%, while the number of users preferring IPv6 in dual-stack systems is 41.66%. According to Google, the highest IPv6 coverage is observed […]

jemalloc 5.3.1

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After nearly four years of hiatus (see "jemalloc everything"), the release of jemalloc allocator 5.3.1 has occurred – an implementation of malloc(3) that focuses on preventing fragmentation and supporting scalable parallelism. The new release includes over 390 commits with bug fixes, new features, performance optimizations, and improved portability. The project is written in C and distributed under the BSD license. New […]

A draft specification of the IPv8 protocol has been published

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The IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force), which develops internet protocols and architecture, has put forward the first draft of the IPv8 protocol specification for discussion. The document was proposed by a third-party company, One Limited, created outside the IETF standardization process and has the status of "Internet-Draft" (anyone can publish such a draft subject to formalities). The IPv8 protocol is notable for using locally cacheable OAuth2 JWT tokens for authenticating elements […]

5 critical vulnerabilities in Chrome. Evaluation of methods for hidden identification in Chrome.

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Google has rolled out Chrome update 147.0.7727.101, fixing 31 vulnerabilities, 5 of which are marked as critical. Critical issues allow bypassing all levels of browser protection and executing code in the system outside the sandbox environment. Details are not yet disclosed; it is only known that the vulnerabilities were caused by a buffer overflow in the ANGLE layer (translating OpenGL ES calls to other graphical […]

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