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Debian's latest kernel update fixes 1,313 CVEs at once. Why so many? The kernel issues CVEs for nearly every bug fix, Debian batches its updates, and AI-assisted review is finding more bugs. Here's what the number really means, and what to do.
Dell Latitude/Precision laptops ship a Broadcom BCM58200 fingerprint reader that libfprint...
The latest releases of Puppet Core 9 and Puppet Core 8 are now available! Both releases contain the...
The Need for a Specialized Engineering OS As a CAD designer and Python developer, I...
PCK3R REPO Pck3r Pck3r is a pure Golang Ubuntu package manager and system utility...
Michael Stapelberg replaced a 7-year-old C library with pure Go using the experimental SIMD package, and matched the C version's speed.
This is one of those Linux stories that deserves attention even beyond the usual distro wars. By the...
A hands-off PXE/preseed install onto 2×NVMe software-RAID1, on hardware with no BMC — and the two mirror/sequence traps that each cost you a day.
As soon as a server becomes reachable from the Internet, it usually does not take long before the...
Debian votes to ban AI code while Ubuntu ships it. What the 8-proposal split means for developers, maintainers, and the future of open-source governance.
Debian's General Resolution 2026-002 closed on August 28 with "Responsible Use of Generative AI" beating eight rival proposals, including a Social Contract ban, by a clear Condorcet margin, per the project secretary's published beat matrix.
Install Minikube with Docker on Debian, create a resource-aware local Kubernetes cluster, and verify it with a smoke test.