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Origami Linux Introduces an Immutable OS Built Around COSMIC  Linuxiac

Help! Does anyone on the bus know Linux?  theregister.com

Steam Survey for January 2026 shows a small drop for Linux and macOS  GamingOnLinux

Steam Survey Results For January 2026  Phoronix

ShadowHS: New Stealthy Fileless Linux Malware Spreads Automatically  gbhackers.com

Linux Release Roundup (January 2026)  OMG! Ubuntu

Phoronix reports: Chris Mason, the longtime Linux kernel developer most known for being the creator of Btrfs, has been working on a Git repository with AI review prompts he has been working on for LLM-assisted code review of Linux kernel patches. This initiative has been happening for some weeks now while the latest work was posted today for comments... The Meta engineer has been investing a lot of effort into making this AI/LLM-assisted code review accurate and useful to upstream Linux kernel stakeholders. It's already shown positive results and with the current pace it looks like it could play a helpful part in Linux kernel code review moving forward. "I'm hoping to get some feedback on changes I pushed today that break the review up into individual tasks..." Mason wrote on the Linux kernel mailing list. "Using tasks allows us to break up large diffs into smaller chunks, and review each chunk individually. This ends up using fewer tokens a lot of the time, because we're not sending context back and forth for the entire diff with every turn. It also catches more bugs all around."

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An Event Badge Re-Imagined As A Cyberdeck  Hackaday

ShadowHS Fileless Malware Targets Linux Systems With Automated Spread  Cyber Press

AutoPentestX: New Automated Penetration Testing Toolkit Targets Linux Environments  Cyber Press

5 Powerful Things Linux Lets You Do That Windows Still Won’t  gHacks

Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra could get the Linux feature the S25 missed  Phandroid

Microsoft designer proposes a Linux-style dock for Windows  OMG! Ubuntu

Compact SMARC module combines Linux, AI, and vision on i.MX 8M Plus  LinuxGizmos.com

Tria launches Linux-ready OSM-LF-IMX95 45 × 45 mm module  LinuxGizmos.com

Linux Gaming Is Finally Legit: Why Steam Players Are Switching From Windows  Gizchina.com

I struggled with Hyprland for months, until this Arch-based distro fixed it  ZDNET

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