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  • TUXEDO OS is Ditching Ubuntu for a Debian Base That Never Goes Stable
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    TUXEDO OS is Ditching Ubuntu for a Debian Base That Never Goes Stable

    Byadmin July 16, 2026

    TUXEDO Computers has announced that their Linux distribution is moving away from Ubuntu, with Debian taking over as its new base. TUXEDO OS is the default choice on every TUXEDO machine, but it’s not exclusive to their hardware, and anyone can just grab an image and run it on their computer. Going forward, the distro…

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  • USN-8493-1: Linux kernel vulnerabilities | Ubuntu security notices
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    USN-8551-1: Tomcat vulnerabilities | Ubuntu security notices

    Byadmin July 16, 2026

    It was discovered that Tomcat incorrectly handled authorization whenmultiple method constraints defined the same HTTP method. A remoteattacker could possibly use this issue to bypass authorizationrestrictions. (CVE-2026-43515) It was discovered that the Tomcat number guess example application didnot properly sanitize user-supplied input. An attacker could possiblyuse this issue to inject malicious scripts, resulting in cross-sitescripting….

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  • Mesa now at 26.3
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    Mesa 26.2-rc1 Released In Ending Feature Work For This Quarter’s 3D Graphics Stack

    Byadmin July 16, 2026

    Mesa 26.2 was branched today from Mesa Git and in turn Mesa 26.3-devel is now open on mainline. Mesa 26.2 is working toward a stable release in August while until then the weekly release candidates have commenced. Mesa 26.2 brings a number of optimizations to the Intel ANV and AMD RADV Vulkan drivers, continued work…

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  • Meet Caerus, a Synaptic-Like GTK4 Package Manager for Void Linux
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    Meet Caerus, a Synaptic-Like GTK4 Package Manager for Void Linux

    Byadmin July 15, 2026

    Void Linux users looking for a GUI alternative to command-line package management now have yet another option. Called Caerus, the application is a GTK4 front end for the distribution’s XBPS package system, inspired by the well-known Synaptic Package Manager. Written mainly in Rust, Caerus exposes both routine and advanced XBPS operations through a desktop interface….

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  • Thief: Gold enters the GOG Preservation Program after the first community vote
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    Thief: Gold enters the GOG Preservation Program after the first community vote

    Byadmin July 15, 2026

    GOG Patrons (extra supporters of GOG) voted, and so Thief: Gold has officially entered the GOG Preservation Program joining many other games. They’ve put some nice effort into this one too. You get the original Thief: The Dark Project before the Gold edition existed and on top of that you also get: German, French, and…

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  • TCP vs UDP: Differences and When to Use Each
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    TCP vs UDP: Differences and When to Use Each

    Byadmin July 15, 2026

    Almost every networked application on your machine uses TCP or UDP, either directly or through a protocol built on top of one of them. TCP tracks a connection and delivers an ordered byte stream, at the cost of extra round trips and bookkeeping. UDP sends independent datagrams without transport-level recovery, giving the application more control…

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  • USN-8493-1: Linux kernel vulnerabilities | Ubuntu security notices
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    USN-8544-1: LuaJIT vulnerabilities | Ubuntu security notices

    Byadmin July 15, 2026

    24.04 LTS noble libluajit-5.1-2 –  2.1.0+git20231223.c525bcb+dfsg-1ubuntu0.1 libluajit-5.1-common –  2.1.0+git20231223.c525bcb+dfsg-1ubuntu0.1 luajit –  2.1.0+git20231223.c525bcb+dfsg-1ubuntu0.1 22.04 LTS jammy libluajit-5.1-2 –  2.1.0~beta3+dfsg-6ubuntu0.1 libluajit-5.1-common –  2.1.0~beta3+dfsg-6ubuntu0.1 luajit –  2.1.0~beta3+dfsg-6ubuntu0.1 20.04 LTS focal libluajit-5.1-2 –  2.1.0~beta3+dfsg-5.1ubuntu0.20.04.1~esm1   Ubuntu Pro Fix available with Ubuntu Pro via ESM Apps. A community fix might become publicly available in the future. libluajit-5.1-common –  2.1.0~beta3+dfsg-5.1ubuntu0.20.04.1~esm1   Ubuntu Pro Fix available with Ubuntu Pro via…

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  • Cursor AI's Silence on a Critical Flaw Jeopardizes Millions of Users
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    Cursor AI’s Silence on a Critical Flaw Jeopardizes Millions of Users

    Byadmin July 15, 2026

    Mindgard just disclosed an unpatched 0-day in Cursor yesterday, where a poisoned repository could trigger arbitrary code on Windows systems without the developer needing to do anything on their end. The bug lives in how Cursor resolves Git binaries when a project loads. Cursor checks several locations for git, and one of them is the…

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    DistroWatch.com: OSINT VM

    Byadmin July 15, 2026

    DistroWatch.com: OSINT VM Last Update: 2026-02-08 01:17 UTC Trace Labs OSINT VM is a Debian-based Linux distribution with specialist open-source intelligence (OSINT) tools to help find missing persons and reunite them with their families. It is provided as a set of pre-built images for VMware and Virtual Box virtual machines. The OSINT tools, which need…

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  • Linus Torvalds Reaffirms That Linux Is Not "Anti-AI" & Not A "Social Warrior" Project
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    Linus Torvalds Reaffirms That Linux Is Not “Anti-AI” & Not A “Social Warrior” Project

    Byadmin July 15, 2026

    Overnight Linux creator Linus Torvalds wrote another well crafted message that reaffirms the Linux kernel position of not being against AI and lashing back against some kernel developers that are against AI/LLM usage within the kernel project. Linus Torvalds once again states that the Linux kernel is not “anti-AI” and that AI/LLMs should be viewed…

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