NixOS 25.11 "Selene" is released! Explore 7,002 new packages, GNOME 49 on Wayland, & LLVM Clang 21 support. This guide covers declarative configuration, key updates, and why this Linux distro is a game-changer for developers & sysadmins.
NixOS 25.11 "Selene" is released! Explore 7,002 new packages, GNOME 49 on Wayland, & LLVM Clang 21 support. This guide covers declarative configuration, key updates, and why this Linux distro is a game-changer for developers & sysadmins.
Explore NVIDIA's new 580.94.11 Vulkan beta driver for Linux, featuring crucial VK_EXT_hdr_metadata support for HDR gaming, performance enhancements, and Wayland compatibility. Discover what this update means for Linux gamers and developers.
Fedora 42 issues a critical security update for the FVWM3 window manager to patch CVE-2025-47906, a vulnerability in path lookup. Learn the CVE details, severity (CVSS 6.5), update instructions, and 2025 Linux security context in this authoritative guide.
CVE-2025-55014 security analysis: Learn how the StarDict YouDao plugin vulnerability transmits X11 selections via cleartext HTTP, affecting Mageia 9 & Debian. Get patching guidance, risk assessment (CVSS 4.7), & mitigation strategies for this medium-severity information disclosure flaw. MGASA-2025-0298 fixes available.
Qt 6.10.1 & 6.11 officially adopt Wayland's stable color-management-v1 protocol, replacing experimental predecessors. This guide explores the 5-year journey to stable color management, its impact on HDR workflows, and what it means for Linux developers and content creators seeking color accuracy.
Major Mesa Vulkan HDR fixes merged for Mesa 26.0-devel & back-ported to Mesa 25.3. Learn how these patches for the Vulkan WSI/display code fix critical HDR metadata, swapchain handling & SDR restoration for a seamless high dynamic range experience on AMD RADV & other drivers.
Urgent Fedora 43 security advisory: Patch critical X.Org Server vulnerabilities CVE-2025-62229, CVE-2025-62230, and CVE-2025-62231 now. Learn the risks, update instructions, and why this Linux desktop security update is essential.
Libinput 1.30 introduces groundbreaking Lua plugin support for Linux input handling, enabling custom device behavior on Wayland & X11. Explore how this update enhances customization, improves hardware compatibility, and offers advanced scripting over WebAssembly. A must-read for Linux developers and system integrators.
The recent Oracle Linux 10 security bulletin, ELSA-2025-19435, addresses a moderate threat within the Xorg-X11-Server-Xwayland package, patching three critical CVEs to safeguard your graphical server infrastructure against potential exploits.
Critical Oracle Linux 9 security update: Patch Tigervnc now to resolve three major Use-after-free CVEs (CVE-2025-62229, CVE-2025-62230, CVE-2025-62231) that could lead to remote code execution and system compromise. Download RPMs for x86_64 and aarch64.
A critical analysis of the Oracle Linux 8 X.Org Server security update (ELSA-2025-19434). Learn about the memory corruption vulnerabilities, the patching process for enterprise systems, and best practices for Linux server hardening to mitigate risks and ensure system integrity. Essential reading for sysadmins.
Discover the critical Fedora 42 X.Org X11 Server XWayland security update addressing CVE-2024-31093 & CVE-2024-31094. This in-depth analysis covers the X11 privilege escalation risks, patch implementation, and Linux system hardening strategies to protect against local privilege escalation vulnerabilities.
Critical SUSE Linux security update: Patch for WebKit2GTK3 vulnerability SUSE-2025-3700-1. This high-severity flaw allows remote code execution. Learn the CVE details, impacted SUSE Linux Enterprise Server & Desktop versions, and immediate mitigation steps to protect your systems from exploit.
Wine Staging 10.17 is released with 295 patches, fixing an 11-year-old Direct3DRM bug affecting classic games like Star Wars Rebellion. Explore the performance enhancements, VKD3D updates, and how this Linux Windows compatibility layer pushes the envelope for gaming and application support.
Cairo-Dock 3.6 revives the iconic Linux dock after a decade, featuring a full Wayland compositor port, HiDPI display support, and systemd integration. Explore its new relevance for modern desktops like KDE, Hyprland, and COSMIC, its current limitations, and how to install it today. Is your Linux desktop ready for the ultimate customization tool?