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• Ghostty 1.4 Is Faster and Uses Less RAM, but Drops Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Support

  The Ubuntu 24.04 support drop is thanks to the native builds requiring some newer dependencies. Anyhow, there’s more to this Ghostty release than that.

• Rocky Linux Creator Built a New "Not Linux" Kernel in 11 Days Using AI

  Ginux is not a Linux fork, yet it boots Rocky Linux 10 all the way to systemd. An OpenAI Codex agent wrote about 139,000 lines of it.

• In a Setback to VMWare, Tesco is Looking to Migrate to Proxmox

  Tired of the rising licensing cost of VMWare, Tesco seems to be looking to switch to Proxmox.

• BSD Users Can Now Enjoy Omarchy Flavor

  Daemonarchy keeps Omarchy’s installer and look, with FreeBSD handling the system underneath.

• Systemd Creator’s Startup Opens Signups for Private Preview of its Linux System

  Amutable Foundations is a read-only, image-based system where every machine produces signed reports of its own state.

• ArmSoM Sige7s Puts the RK3588S on a Raspberry Pi-Sized Board, and There's a Compute Module Too

  The small SBC brings a 6 TOPS NPU, Wi-Fi 6, a Pi-compatible 40-pin header, and up to 32GB RAM, starting at $153.

• Red Hat Funded a Report That Found a Quarter of Incoming Pull Requests May Be AI Slop

  The Linux Foundation Research survey also found that only 35% of projects have a formal policy permitting AI contributions.

• This Newly Proposed Linux Filesystem Can Fix Corrupted Data

  Aimed at hardware exposed to radiation, like satellites, BeamFS can repair data without keeping a second copy.

• You Can Reserve This Small-Factor, De-Googled Phone for $30

  The Brax Wink is a 4-inch phone that runs BraxOS and has a keyboard that clips onto the back.

• DankMaterialShell Becomes Dux Shell as Dank Linux Rebrands to Dux Labs

  The new name covers the shell, greeter, search, system monitor, calendar, and file manager, all released as part of DMS 2.0.