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X Square Robot has unveiled XRZero-G0, a framework for collecting robotic data without a physical robot.

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X Square Robot has launched the XRZero-G0 project—a hardware and software framework for collecting training demos, generating control policies, and testing them on real robots. The project addresses one of the main challenges of embedded AI: the expensive and slow collection of high-quality data using physical robots. Instead of constant telemetry from real equipment, XRZero-G0 uses demos recorded by a human via a VR interface […]

Release of yserver 1.0.0, an X server written in Rust and compatible with MATE, Xfce, and Cinnamon

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The first significant release of the yserver X11 server has been published. It's written from scratch in Rust and supports the latest X11 protocol extensions. The project doesn't aim to replicate all the features of Xorg Server, but rather provides the functionality needed to run modern desktop environments, window managers, applications, and graphics libraries (GTK, Qt, SDL, GLFW). Among the environments tested, MATE, […]

A vulnerability in phpBB allows access to any account without authentication.

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A vulnerability has been discovered in the open-source forum engine phpBB. This vulnerability allows attackers to connect to any forum user's session via a single HTTP request. The vulnerability exists in the default phpBB configuration. The issue has been fixed in phpBB 3.3.17. Attacks against regular users can lead to access to private messages and the ability to post on their behalf. Attacks against moderators […]

The 22nd Conference of Free Software Developers will be held in Pereslavl-Zalessky in October.

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From October 2-4, the 22nd Open Source Software Developers Conference (OSSDEVCONF) will be held at the Institute of Software Systems of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Pereslavl-Zalessky, Yaroslavl Oblast. The event will bring together developers and enthusiasts of open source software and open-source hardware to discuss the latest advances in FOSS, OSHW, and their development prospects, establish personal and professional contacts, share experiences, and initiate the creation of new […]

Fedora has been found to be using an AI agent to push dubious changes.

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Red Hat's Adam Williamson, who leads the Fedora project's quality assurance team, has noted suspicious activity by Nathan Giovannini, who joined the Fedora project in 2016 and briefly served on the Fedora Infrastructure Team. It's possible that activity carried out in Nathan's name over the past two months was directed […]

XXII conference of open source software developers

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From October 2–4, the 22nd Open Source Software Developers Conference (OSSDEVCONF) will be held at the Software Systems Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Pereslavl-Zalessky, Yaroslavl Oblast. The event will bring together developers and enthusiasts of open source software and open-source hardware to discuss the latest advances in FOSS, OSHW, and their development prospects, establish personal and professional contacts, share experiences, and initiate the creation of new […]

OpenProject 17.5

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OpenProject 17.5.0, an open-source project management system for tasks, roadmaps, agile planning, meetings, documentation, and team collaboration, has been released. The project's code is licensed under the GPLv3, and development is openly available on GitHub. The release took place on June 10, 2026. The main change in OpenProject 17.5 is the introduction of project-based work package identifiers, currently in Beta. Previously, tasks in OpenProject received […]

Asterinas 0.18

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Asterinas 0.18.0, an experimental operating system and kernel written in Rust and focused on compatibility with Linux ABI. The project is positioned as an attempt to create a "production-grade" alternative Linux with a focus on memory safety, performance, and running a normal Linux-user environment. Asterinas' code is open source and hosted on GitHub, and the project's primary license is MPL 2.0. Asterinas 0.18.0 is released […]

The first stable release of the open source office suite Euro-Office

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The first stable release of Euro-Office, a platform for collaborative editing of documents, spreadsheets, and presentations, has been published. Euro-Office is based on the DocumentServer server component, which provides online editors that open in the browser on client systems. The project is a fork of the ONLYOFFICE DocumentServer codebase and fully replicates its functionality. Like the original product, Euro-Office is distributed under the AGPLv3 license. Ready-to-use builds […]

A vulnerability in ARM processors allows bypassing virtual machine isolation.

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ARM has disclosed a vulnerability (CVE-2025-10263) in its processors that allows writing to resources belonging to a higher exception level, potentially leading to privilege escalation. In the context of the Xen hypervisor, the vulnerability allows a guest system to write to memory belonging to the hypervisor. The issue only affects Arm C1-Ultra, C1-Premium, […]

The first release of GentleOS operating system with retro GUI for vintage PCs

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The first release of GentleOS, an operating system for older 32-bit PCs and laptops, has been published. Developed by a hobbyist, the project aims to provide a simple platform for retro enthusiasts with a classic graphical interface. It supports computers with an i386 CPU, 4 MB of RAM, and a VGA graphics card with a resolution of 640×480. The project code is written in C and is distributed […]

Lets Encrypt has added a ban on issuing certificates to countries under US sanctions to its user agreement.

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Let's Encrypt, a community-run non-profit certificate authority that provides free certificates to anyone, has amended its user agreement defining the rights and responsibilities of certificate recipients. A clause has been added to the section on certificate request and use terms prohibiting the issuance of certificates to individuals and organizations permanently residing or registered in countries or territories covered by […]

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