Multikernel Linux Ships Its First Public Release: Multiple Kernels on One Machine, No Hypervisor Needed
The Multikernel Linux project just made its first public kernel tree available, built on Linux 7.0, letting you run independent kernel instances side by side on the same hardware with no virtualization overhead. »
GNOME 51 Beta Arrives with Native Background Blur, a New Fingerprint UI, and Cursor Overhaul
The GNOME Project dropped the 51 beta this month, introducing long-requested visual improvements, a revamped fingerprint setup experience, and a polished path to the September stable release. »
Ubuntu 26.04.1 LTS Is Live: The 24.04 Upgrade Path Is Now Open
Canonical shipped the first point release of Ubuntu 26.04 LTS 'Resolute Raccoon' today, unlocking the official upgrade path for millions of Ubuntu 24.04 users. »
Star Wars Zero Company Is Out — And Critics Say It's One of the Best Star Wars Games Ever Made
Bit Reactor's turn-based tactics debut launched today on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S to stellar reviews — with PC Gamer calling it 'a new all-timer Star Wars game.' »
Three.js r186 Is Getting Native Gaussian Splatting — And It Changes Web 3D
Three.js's r186 development branch has merged a native Gaussian Splat renderer for WebGPU, making photorealistic scene reconstruction a first-class feature of the library for the first time. »