linuxLinux
Immutable Linux Just Won This Week, and Nobody Noticed
In one week, Leap, Fedora, and Bazzite all shipped immutable systems. The read-only desktop has gone mainstream, and it quietly changes what Linux is.
8 Nov 20265 min
open-source
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kernelLinux
A Quarter of Open Source PRs Are AI Slop, Say Maintainers
Maintainers say a quarter of pull requests are low-quality AI slop. Writing code got cheap; reading it did not, and open source review is paying the bill.
25 Oct 20266 min
gamingLinux
GE-Proton 11-11: The 12-Hour Hotfix That Brought Star Citizen Back to Linux
GloriousEggroll shipped a hotfix barely 12 hours after GE-Proton 11-10 to stop Easy Anti-Cheat from kicking Linux players out of their own games. Here's what broke, what the fix reveals about running Windows games on Linux, and the Proton hygiene drill that keeps your library playable through the next hotfix.
20 Oct 20265 min
distroLinux
Your Tools Are Not My Problem: the Kernel Ditches AI Labels and Linus Is Right
The 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.
18 Oct 20267 min
open-sourceTutorials
Ditch the Cloud, Keep the Memories: An Immich Self-Hosting Playbook
Google 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.
17 Oct 20266 min
linuxTutorials
Stop Renting Intelligence: Self-Host Your AI with Ollama + Open WebUI
A field-tested guide to running private, offline-capable LLMs on your own Linux hardware — from VRAM math to a ChatGPT-style web UI your whole household can use.
14 Oct 20265 min
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