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[$] GCC development with large-language models
After much deliberation, the GCC project recently came up with a policy on the use of large language models for development of the compiler suite. It is somewhat restrictive, but [...]
Plasma 6.8 is out as KDE celebrates 30 years https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/10/plasma-6-8-is-out-as-kde-celebrates-30-years/
#OpenSource #NewRelease #KDE #DesktopEnvironment #Linux #SteamOS
Peekpal is an upcoming colour E-Paper Faceplate for the Steam Machine https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/10/peekpal-is-an-upcoming-colour-e-paper-faceplate-for-the-steam-machine/
Every time I work from home, I'm so tempted to just use my own laptop and #Linux to do things, but I also don't want to put work stuff on my personal laptop
Let's settle this once and for all! 👻
Linux vs. BSD! 😈
Which side are you on? 🐧🐡
#Linux #Debian #Arch #ArchLinux #Fedora #FedoraLinux #BSD #OpenBSD #FreeBSD #NetBSD
| Linux (Debian, Arch, Fedora, etc.): | 36 |
| BSD (OpenBSD, FreeBSD, NetBSD, etc.): | 34 |
Let's also shout out the good things. Things which genuinely improved and got better than they were in the past.
What I've just realised: I'm no longer sitting there with bated breadth, anxiously waiting to see whether a machine comes up after the first reboot after a major distro update.
This is a genuine improvement.
[$] KDE Linux at two
KDE Linux, the KDE Project's second stab at creating its own distribution, was first introduced as "Project Banana" at the Akademy conference in 2024 by Harald Sitter. Nate Graham [...]
Linux Mint 27 is codenamed 'Adrien', and will be released in December.
Based on Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, it'll be the first new release since the distro switched to a slower release cycle to allow more time for development – a decision that's paying dividends, says project lead Clement Lefebvre.
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/10/linux-mint-27-adrien-due-at-christmas?v1
Steam Frame - some early thoughts https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/10/steam-frame-some-early-thoughts/
[$] Owning C types from Rust code
Rust's system of ownership and borrowed references is convenient when it can correctly model a program's needs. The Rust for Linux project has worked to provide adapters between R [...]
it was a fun challenge creating last week' app icon for @cjk's Gitte! "A simple Git client for @gnome"
check out all my recent app icons here:
https://planetpeanut.studio/icons
and if you want to help sponsor the effort:
https://planetpeanut.studio/sponsors
thank you. 😊
#linux #gnome #app #icon #design #foss #opensource #git #programming
happy May!
these were the #FOSS app icons contributed in April: BitRitter, SparkleShare, Kotoba and Gitte.
delighted how these turned out! :)
also still looking to gain a sponsor this week to keep this flow going, any amount helps: https://planetpeanut.studio/sponsors
thank you.
this week's app icon is for Nexus: "A simple and user-friendly Matrix client" by @QuadRadical
added to the list!
https://planetpeanut.studio/icons
#linux #gnome #opensource #app #icon #design #chat #matrix #android
last week's app icon is for Wardrobe: "Prettify your desktop effortlessly" by Nathan Perlman.
based on an existing sketch by @jimmac
week 23's app icon is for ChiPass: "a fork of KeePassXC" by @whitequark
week 26's app icon is for Lockpicker: "Recover passwords from their hash" by @sstendahl
check out all my recent app icons here:
https://planetpeanut.studio/icons
and if you want to help sponsor the effort:
https://planetpeanut.studio/sponsors
it really helps. 🌱
#linux #gnome #opensource #foss #app #icon #design #security #cryptography #password #hacking
week 27's app icon is for KawaiiFi: "Wi-Fi scanner and analyzer" by Zach Leytus
check out all recent icons here:
https://planetpeanut.studio/icons
and if you want to support an-app-icon-a-week:
https://planetpeanut.studio/sponsors
it really helps! 🌱
#linux #gnome #opensource #foss #app #icon #design #wifi #security #cute #kawaii
week 28's app icon is for Stencil: "Rename batches of files" by @renef
check out all recent icons here:
https://planetpeanut.studio/icons
week 29's app icon is for Metamorphosis: "Edit metadata" by @deimoshall
check out all recent icons here:
https://planetpeanut.studio/icons
#linux #gnome #opensource #foss #app #icon #design #flatpak #flathub
week 30's app icon is for Era: "Manage your time" by @titouan_real
check out all recent icons here:
https://planetpeanut.studio/icons
#linux #gnome #opensource #foss #app #icon #design #flatpak #flathub #calendar #office
week 31's app icon is for Ratio: "Validate color contrasts" by @markwyner
check out all recent icons here:
https://planetpeanut.studio/icons
#linux #gnome #opensource #foss #app #icon #design #flatpak #flathub #a11y
📱 Will Linux phones become a viable alternative to the Android/iOS duopoly? https://amosbbatto.wordpress.com/2026/10/05/linux-phones-alternative/
Bazzite Linux update for October 12 brings many more bug fixes https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/10/bazzite-linux-update-for-october-12-brings-many-more-bug-fixes/
Linus Torvalds Working On A Hefty Linux Kernel Improvement With Claude Code
A new branch named "noref-filemap-read-with-llm" contains kernel improvements he's been working on with the help of AI / LLMs, Claude Code specifically
"The code, the test programs, the review behind the list above and the first draft of this text were done with an LLM coding assistant (Claude Code) under my direction. The measurements were run on my machine."
New Snapdragon SoCs will officially support Linux, Firefox’s redesign confuses us, the Dutch government is embracing NixOS, F-Droid has a new modern look, and Ubuntu starts shipping new kernels more regularly. Plus with the iPhone Duo about to come out, Graham is still enjoying his Pixel 9 Pro Fold but Joe’s 10 Pro Fold is in a drawer.
For folks who have #Linux VMs at home or at work, what do you use them for?
I've been working on a side project to build secure, locked-down, auto-updating, immutable VM images, and I want to know which use cases I should optimize for.
A release with real bite – Ubuntu 27.04 is codenamed 'Tenacious T-Rex'.
Quite the contrast to the last 't' release mascot, a tahr (even writing that is giving me flashbacks to a certain Jurassic Park feeding scene…)
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/10/ubuntu-2704-is-tenacious-t-rex?v1