36 articles tagged with "Open Source"
FreeBSD 16 has officially removed all GPL code from its base system, marking a significant shift in its approach to software freedom compared to the Free Software Foundation and Linux.
Catch up on the latest Linux news, including major releases and updates from the Linux community for the week of July 6, 2026.
In a significant shift, another German state is moving away from Microsoft products in favor of open source solutions developed within the EU, reflecting a growing trend of digital sovereignty.
Co-founders Pietro and Luigi unveil Manufact, a cloud platform designed for MCP applications and servers, previously known as mcp-use.
Bash4LLM is a new single-file Bash wrapper that allows users to interact with LLMs directly from the terminal, eliminating the need for additional runtimes like Python or Node.
WAL-RUS, a new open-source tool, aims to enhance the performance of PostgreSQL backups through a Rust rewrite of WAL-G.
A new pull request on GitHub seeks to integrate shared-memory threads into JavaScriptCore, sparking discussion within the developer community.
California lawmakers are making adjustments to age-gating laws, providing exemptions for open source systems while introducing new restrictions. Public response has played a role in these changes.
In a significant development for software preservation, Microsoft has released the earliest known source code for DOS, allowing developers and historians to access this foundational code.
