LibrePhone: The Free Software Foundation's Ambitious Bid for a Truly Free Mobile OS

 

 The Free Software Foundation launches LibrePhone, a project to create a fully free mobile OS, challenging proprietary firmware and binary blobs. Discover its goals, technical lead, and potential to redefine digital rights in mobile computing. 

The Definitive Guide to GNU Linux-libre 6.16-gnu Kernel Release

 

Discover GNU Linux-libre 6.16-gnu’s rigorous free software enhancements. Explore Intel microcode fixes, NVIDIA driver updates, Qualcomm WiFi optimizations, and FSF-certified architecture. Download now at FSFLA.org for pure open-source performance.

SuperTux 0.7 Beta Launches: A Groundbreaking Overhaul for the Legendary Open-Source Platformer

 

After over four years, SuperTux 0.7 Beta launches with a massive game engine overhaul, new worlds, and Android/Fla1tpak support. Explore this major free, open-source platformer update and download it today for Linux, Windows, and macOS.

Mageia 9 Critical Update Analysis: Patching the NVIDIA470 Driver Bug (MGAA-2026-0004)

 

Mageia 9 users: A critical security & stability update for the NVIDIA470 driver (MGAA-2026-0004) is now live. This patch resolves a significant bug detailed in our in-depth analysis of Linux graphics driver maintenance, security patching protocols, and system stability optimization for advanced users and sysadmins.

Mastering the Linux Software Supply Chain: Security, Management, and Modern DevOps Practices

 

Explore the critical role of the Linux software supply chain in modern DevOps. Learn about security vulnerabilities like dependency confusion, CI/CD threats, and best practices for securing your open-source pipeline against emerging cyberattacks. 

Steven Deobald Appointed as GNOME Foundation’s New Executive Director: A Strategic Shift for Open-Source Leadership

 

Steven Deobald, a longtime open-source advocate, is the new GNOME Foundation Executive Director. Learn how his leadership will shape GNOME’s future, financial stability, and transparency in the open-source ecosystem.

Oracle Linux Kernel Critical Security Update: Complete Analysis of ELSA-2025-28040

 

Oracle Linux Critical Security Update ELSA-2025-28040 patches 41 vulnerabilities in Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel addressing privilege escalation, denial-of-service risks, and information disclosure flaws affecting x86_64 and aarch64 architectures. Complete enterprise implementation guide with risk assessment, compliance implications, and deployment methodology for system administrators.