Harvester 1.7.0 Release Candidate 5 Adds ARM64 Support and SL Micro 6.1 Base
Harvester's fifth 1.7.0 release candidate brings ARM64 support and rebases on SL Micro 6.1, with major component updates but strict warnings against production use.
Harvester's fifth 1.7.0 release candidate brings ARM64 support and rebases on SL Micro 6.1, with major component updates but strict warnings against production use.
Linux 6.19 adds native hardware monitoring for Apple Silicon Macs and Steam Deck, plus expanded ASUS motherboard support.
Fedora 44 will automatically enable NTSYNC for Wine and Steam users, finally making the kernel's faster Windows compatibility layer work out of the box.
Wine 10.20 bundles VKD3D 1.18 and fixes 31 bugs as the project prepares for next week's Wine 11.0 code freeze.
SUSE's open source hyperconverged platform gains native ARM64 support and upgrades to KubeVirt 1.6.3, with dozens of stability fixes for VM migration and cluster upgrades.
Pi-hole's latest update squeezes more speed from your DNS queries with compiler optimizations while adding brute-force protection for 2FA logins.
After years of development, the Color Pipeline API for HDR and advanced color management is finally queued for the Linux kernel, bringing proper high dynamic range support to desktops by mid-2026.
Proxmox Backup Server 4.1 introduces per-user bandwidth prioritization and configurable verification threading for faster, more flexible backup operations.

Gitea 1.25.2 delivers urgent security patches for permission flaws and information leaks, plus fixes a critical Go crypto vulnerability affecting self-hosted Git servers.
The lightweight Kubernetes distribution patches over 20 bugs including critical IPv6 networking issues, etcd problems, and server shutdown sequencing errors.
The lightweight Kubernetes distribution patches over 20 bugs including critical IPv6 networking issues, etcd problems, and server shutdown sequencing while upgrading key components.
The lightweight Kubernetes distribution patches over 20 bugs including critical networking issues, IPv6 handling, and etcd problems while upgrading core components.
The lightweight Kubernetes distribution updates to v1.34.2 with critical networking fixes, improved IPv6 support, and major component upgrades across its entire stack.