Ubuntu maker Canonical announced they're going to be pushing out Linux kernel upgrades more rapidly, due to the increasing amount of security issues.

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System requirements for Ubuntu have risen a lot over the years, and that's in big part thanks to the GNOME desktop environment it ships with. That, paired with some of the other problems I have with ...

A Linux AF_UNIX use-after-free can escape containers for host root; exploit code targets Ubuntu 26.04, which remains unpatched.

At Qualcomm Summit 2026, the company announced that Qualcomm will start to support Snapdragon X2 on Debian and Ubuntu ...

Obscura VPN has launched a native Linux app with official packages for Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, and Arch, plus a GPLv3 re-license and a launch discount.

Snapdragon X laptops are getting support for some of the most popular Linux distros, and Qualcomm is sharing the timetable.

Qualcomm targets November for production-readiness work on Linux for Snapdragon X2 laptops. The current preview requires ...

Canonical now bundles updates into a unified two-week cycle to handle the flood. It mirrors the Linux kernel's recent ...

Qualcomm released an early Linux preview for Snapdragon X2, using Debian 13 with upstream kernel support in development.