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Rust is the Key to Ending Critical Linux Kernel Security Flaws
Top developer Greg Kroah-Hartman explains how Rust could eliminate 60% of Linux kernel security flaws by replacing manual C error handling.
12-Year-Old Brazilian Developer Builds GenesisOS From Scratch Without Linux
Discover GenesisOS, a custom 32-bit operating system built by a 12-year-old using C and Assembly, featuring a Windows-inspired GUI and no Linux base.
Linus Torvalds Compares AI to the Invention of Compilers
Linus Torvalds shares his 'love-hate' view on AI, comparing its impact to the invention of compilers and explaining why human programmers remain essential.
Linux 7.0 Officially Released: Rust Support, XFS Recovery, and Performance Boosts
Linux 7.0 arrives with official Rust support for kernel drivers, XFS self-healing, NULLFS for containers, and 20% better swap efficiency. Read the highlights.
Google Launches Sashiko: New AI-Powered Open-Source Tool for Linux Kernel Debugging
Google launches Sashiko, an open-source AI tool for Linux kernel code review. Detects up to 53% of bugs using Gemini and Claude models. Available on GitHub.
Rust Enters the Linux Kernel: A New Era Begins with Version 6.15
Linux 6.15 debuts the first Rust-based driver, boosts file system performance, and drops support for pre-Pentium Intel CPUs.
5 Exciting Non-LLM Software Trends to Watch in 2025
Explore 2025's top non-LLM software trends: local-first apps, WebAssembly, cross-platform tools, automated reasoning, & data-centric design. Boost performance & productivity!