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Chatto, a platform for creating group chats, is now open source.

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Chatto, a chat platform designed for organizing communication in communities and development teams, has been converted to an open source project. The platform is optimized for maximum interface responsiveness, minimal backend resource consumption, and ease of deployment of a group chat infrastructure on its own server, independent of external services. Users access the platform from a browser via a web interface. The code is written in […]

Lanemu P2P VPN 0.14 Release

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Lanemu P2P VPN 0.14 has been released, an implementation of a decentralized virtual private network that works on the Peer-To-Peer principle, in which participants are connected to each other, and not through a central server. Network participants can find each other through BitTorrent trackers or BitTorrent DHT, or through other network participants (peer exchange). The application is a free and open analogue of VPN Hamachi, written […]

B1ackOS GNU distribution introducedLinux

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B1ackOS GNU Project/Linux develops a distribution based on Debian Sid (Unstable), which uses a rolling update model. It uses systemd as the init system, and package management is handled by APT. The project uses its own package repository. The console build uses the installer. Debian Installer, and in the graphical editions, Calamares. The supported architectures are amd64, i386, and arm64. […]

New versions Debian 12.15 and 13.6. Debian 12 has been moved to the LTS maintenance stage.

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The sixth corrective update of the distribution has been released. Debian 13, which includes accumulated package updates and fixes to the installer. The release includes 124 updates that address stability issues and 120 updates that address vulnerabilities. Changes in Debian 13.6 features an update to the shim-signed interlayer used for verified boot in UEFI Secure Boot mode. The interlayer has been updated in […]

GhostLock, BadEpoll, and Januscape kernel vulnerabilities Linux, allowing you to gain root privileges and bypass KVM isolation

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Information about a vulnerability (CVE-2026-43499) in the kernel has been disclosed Linux, codenamed GhostLock, allows an unprivileged local user to gain root privileges on the system and escape from isolated containers. When used in conjunction with other browser vulnerabilities, the identified issue can be exploited to execute code remotely with root privileges when opening a specially crafted web page. The issue manifests itself […]

IronTick 1.0: A Stable Cross-Platform Metronome

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Introducing the first release of IronTick metronome. It's a lightweight, accurate, cross-platform metronome using the Qt6 framework. It's unique in that it generates a continuous audio stream of clicks instead of playing individual clicks on a timer, as most other metronome apps do. This approach makes IronTick much more stable and accurate, even under heavy background load. Features: High […]

Libtorrent 2.1 Released with WebTorrent Protocol Inclusion

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Release 2.1 of libtorrent, a BitTorrent protocol implementation designed for low memory consumption and efficient CPU usage, is now available. The library is used in torrent clients such as Deluge, qBittorrent, Folx, Lince, Miro, Flush, and Free Download Manager, as well as some network storage services. The libtorrent code is written in C++ and distributed under the BSD license. The new version […]

Wine 11.13 release

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Wine 11.13, an experimental release of the open source Win32 API implementation, has been published. Since the release of 11.12, 22 bug reports have been closed and 207 changes have been made. The most important changes include: Improved text cursor positioning during input. Improved key scancode mapping when using X11. FFmpeg components integrated into Wine, such as libswresample (for changing the audio sample rate), have been updated […]

В Linux GhostLock vulnerability allowing root access has been disclosed

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1 In the core Linux Vulnerability CVE-2026-43499, unofficially dubbed GhostLock, has been disclosed. The issue affects the rtmutex code and the futex mechanism with priority inheritance, and its exploitation could allow a local unprivileged user to elevate privileges to root. According to AlmaLinux, the vulnerability can also be exploited from within a container to reach the host if the system is running on an out-of-date kernel. The essence of the bug […]

Linux launched on the Atari Jaguar game console

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1 Developer cakehonolulu ported Linux on the 1993 Atari Jaguar game console. The console managed to load the kernel Linux 7.2.0-rc1+ and a minimal user environment based on BusyBox, not just the emulator but also running it on real hardware via cartridge. This was a challenging task due to the Jaguar architecture. The console has only 2 MB of RAM, up to […]

The first patches have been published for download. Linux on Apple M4

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1 As reported by Phoronix, the first set of patches for the kernel has been published Linux with Device Tree files and bindings for the Apple Silicon M4 SoC, also known as the t8132. We're not yet talking about full support for MacBooks or Mac minis under Linux, and about the very early stage—the ability to download the kernel and get a base for further work. The developer sent the patches […]

Rust 1.97 release. The Zinnia core and Iroh key-based P2P system are written in Rust.

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The Rust programming language, version 1.97, was released. It was founded by the Mozilla project but is now developed under the auspices of the independent non-profit organization Rust Foundation. The language focuses on memory safety and provides means for achieving high parallelism of task execution, while doing without the use of a garbage collector and runtime (the runtime is reduced to basic initialization and maintenance of the standard library). The methods of work […]

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