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Windows drops below 60% desktop market share for the first time in years 2026-07-08StatCounter data from June 2026 shows Windows at 56.55% market share. Linux reaches 4.39% at the same time, one of its strongest positions so far. -
TUXEDO OS Drops Ubuntu in Favor of Debian Testing 2026-07-07TUXEDO Computers is rebuilding its Linux distribution on Debian Testing. The move is driven by Ubuntu's growing complexity, its increasing focus on Snap, and the challenges of backporting modern software. -
postmarketOS: Plasma 6.7 and Rust USB Tooling on Linux Phones 2026-07-07postmarketOS gets Plasma 6.7, a new Rust-based usb-signaller tool, Duranium enhancements, and packaging cleanups. -
BSDun: Running FreeBSD Binaries Directly on Linux 2026-07-06The experimental BSDun kernel module brings FreeBSD binary compatibility to Linux. Shells, networking tools, and even pkg are already working. -
Linux Weekly Roundup: Top News from Week 27 2026-07-06Week 27: GNOME 51 Alpha, COSMIC 1.2, DirtyClone vulnerability, BSDun, Ubuntu ARM64, DXVK 3.0.1, and more. -
Phosh 0.56: New Load Meter, App Hiding for Immutable Systems and Tablet Improvements 2026-07-06Phosh 0.56 adds a new load meter to the top bar, allows hiding apps on immutable systems, and improves tablet support. -
Ladybird Browser: June Update Brings Downloads, History, and Linux Sandboxing 2026-07-05The independent open-source browser Ladybird gets file downloads, searchable browsing history, DevTools storage inspection, and default Linux sandboxing in its June update. -
ReactOS Can Now Run Half-Life 2 2026-07-05ReactOS hits another milestone: Valve's Half-Life 2 runs on a current nightly build. -
GNOME 51 Alpha: First Preview Arrives With Numerous Enhancements 2026-07-04GNOME 51 alpha has been released with key improvements for Nautilus, QR-code Wi-Fi sharing, and AMD hardware acceleration. -
ClamAV 1.5.3 Patches Multiple Security Flaws in Open-Source Antivirus Scanner 2026-07-03ClamAV 1.5.3 closes seven CVEs in file and archive parsing and hardens quarantine against TOCTOU attacks.