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Google has introduced the Open Se Cura project for creating secure hardware-software systems

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Google has presented the Open Se Cura hardware-software complex aimed at simplifying the creation of secure chips designed to address tasks related to machine learning and artificial intelligence. The project includes the CantripOS operating system and hardware based on the OpenTitan platform and a processor core based on the RISC-V architecture. During the development of Open Se Cura and CantripOS, progress was made […]

Release of Fedora Linux 39 distribution

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The release of the Fedora Linux 39 distribution has been announced. Available for download are the Fedora Workstation, Fedora Server, Fedora CoreOS, Fedora Cloud Base, Fedora IoT Edition, and Live builds supplied in the form of spins with desktop environments KDE Plasma 5, Xfce, MATE, Cinnamon, LXDE, Phosh, LXQt, Budgie, and Sway. The builds are for x86_64, Power64, and ARM64 (AArch64) architectures. The Fedora Silverblue builds will be published […]

The Cicada project is enhancing the build automation system, similar to GitHub Actions

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The open automation system for assembly processes Cicada is available, allowing you to deploy an infrastructure similar to GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, and GitLab CI on your own server, independent of cloud services. The project's code is written in Python and is distributed under the AGPLv3 license. The system can automatically trigger build and test scripts when certain events occur, such as the arrival of […]

OmniOS CE r151048 and OpenIndiana 2023.10 are available, continuing the development of OpenSolaris.

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The release of the OmniOS Community Edition r151048, based on the work of the Illumos project, is available, offering full support for the bhyve and KVM hypervisors, the Crossbow virtual network stack, the ZFS file system, and tools for launching lightweight Linux containers. The distribution can be used for building scalable web systems as well as for creating storage systems. In this new release: Added support for NVMe 2.x devices. Added […]

CADBase platform update for exchanging design data.

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The CADBase digital platform is designed for sharing 3D models, drawings, and other engineering data. As traditionally announced in the news on 02.10.22 and 02.10.23, I am excited to share information about the latest update of the CADBase platform. There are two significant changes I would like to begin with: A highlight of the platform is the introduction of a 3D file viewer. Since the viewer only works for […]

Celestia 1.6.4

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On November 5, the 1.6.4 release of the virtual three-dimensional planetarium Celestia was made available, written in C++ and distributed under the GPL-2.0 license. Change log: updated the project website link: https://celestiaproject.space; fixed a build issue with Lua 5.4. Source: linux.org.ru

Mozilla is transitioning Firefox development from Mercurial to Git.

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Developers at Mozilla have announced the decision to discontinue the use of the Mercurial version control system for Firefox development in favor of Git. Until now, the project provided the option to use Mercurial or Git at the developers' choice, but Mercurial was primarily used in the main repository. As maintaining support for both systems places a significant burden on the teams responsible for […]

argparse 3.0

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The release of version 3.0 of the C++ (C++17 dialect) header-only library for parsing command-line arguments, distributed under the MIT License, has occurred. What's new: support for mutually exclusive arguments has been added: auto &group = program.add_mutually_exclusive_group(); group.add_argument(«—first»); group.add_argument(«—second»); a C++20 module has been added; support for selecting from multiple values has been added: program.add_argument(«input») .default_value(std::string{«baz»}) .choices(«foo», «bar», «baz»); program.add_argument(«count») .default_value(0) .choices(0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5); support for binary […]

Release of the Libreboot 20231106 boot firmware

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The release of the free boot firmware Libreboot 20231106 has been announced. The update has been assigned the status of a testing release (stable releases are published approximately once a year, with the last stable release in June). The project develops a ready-to-use build of the coreboot project, providing a replacement for proprietary UEFI and BIOS firmware responsible for initializing the CPU, memory, peripheral devices, and other hardware components, with minimal binary inserts. Libreboot aims to […]

20 years since the first release of Fedora Linux

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The Fedora project is celebrating its 20th anniversary since the first release of the project, published on November 6, 2003. The project was formed after Red Hat split the Red Hat Linux distribution into two projects — the community-driven Fedora Linux and the commercial Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Fedora Linux was focused on intensive development of new Linux technologies, promoting innovations early […]

Vulnerabilities in ingress-nginx that can compromise Kubernetes clusters

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Three vulnerabilities have been identified in the developing Kubernetes ingress controller ingress-nginx that allow access to the Ingress object settings in the default configuration, which, among other things, store the credentials for accessing Kubernetes servers, enabling privileged access to the cluster. These issues only affect the ingress-nginx controller from the Kubernetes project and do not impact the kubernetes-ingress controller being developed by […]

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