linuxSteamOS 3.9.5: Plasma 6.7, Linux 7.2, Better Handhelds
Valve's first stable SteamOS 3.9 release brings Plasma 6.7.3, Linux 7.2 and Steam Frame fixes to Deck and handhelds. Here's what to check first.
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linuxValve's first stable SteamOS 3.9 release brings Plasma 6.7.3, Linux 7.2 and Steam Frame fixes to Deck and handhelds. Here's what to check first.
desktopShrink Windows, back up first, then install Linux alongside it — a step-by-step dual-boot guide that leaves your files and your Windows install intact.
distroFedora 45 failed its second release gate over eight compromised eMudhra certificates in its trust store. The fix needs a new RC-3 before November 3.
distroTwo years after its last ISO, siduction returns with a fresh snapshot of Debian Unstable: kernel 7.2.11, Plasma 6.7.4, Xfce 4.20, and a lean three-edition lineup. The real question is who should actually run 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.
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.
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