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kernelLinux 7.3 went stable on Sunday — 18,765 commits from 3,021 developers. Skip the changelog rehash: here's what actually changes for people who run machines, and the checklist to follow before your distro ships it.
distroThe Linux kernel just scrapped its mandatory "Assisted-by" disclosure tag for AI-written patches — and Linus Torvalds called the whole idea of policing tools "utterly stupid." In the same week, QGIS went the opposite direction and banned AI code outright. My take: only one of these policies can survive contact with reality, and it's the one that puts the human on the hook.
linuxEvery public Linux server absorbs thousands of SSH login attempts a day. Here's how to silence them: a tested Fail2ban setup, the mistakes that lock you out, and when to graduate to CrowdSec's community blocklist.
distroFedora 45 missed its October 20 ship date and now targets October 27 — not because something broke, but because there was nothing ready to grade. Here's how to read a release NO-GO like a release engineer, and what to do with your Fedora fleet in the meantime.
open-sourceGoogle Photos charges you rent for your own memories. Immich gives you the same magic — face recognition, smart search, map view, instant phone backup — running on hardware you actually own.
distroCanonical's latest interim release ships 100% Rust coreutils, a new dbus-broker system bus, and a still-warming kernel 7.3. Here's what to check before you hit upgrade.
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