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Munich dumps proprietary for open source (again) – but no Linux desktop

Posted on October 16, 2026 by Steven Vaughan-Nichols

Open source in the public sector doesn’t fail because of technical issues. It fails because it’s not aligned with the political agenda Continue reading Munich dumps proprietary for open source (again) – but no Linux desktop→

Posted in enterprise software

Linus Torvalds is using AI to develop Linux kernel code now

Posted on October 13, 2026 by Steven Vaughan-Nichols

The move is a turning point in the developer’s relationship with AI and Linux. Continue reading Linus Torvalds is using AI to develop Linux kernel code now→

Posted in Artificial Intelligence

Dutch tax authorities cancel Microsoft 365 cloud rollout – and turn toward open source

Posted on October 13, 2026 by Steven Vaughan-Nichols

Another European move toward digital sovereignty has curtailed adopting the US workplace suite. Continue reading Dutch tax authorities cancel Microsoft 365 cloud rollout – and turn toward open source→

Posted in enterprise software

‘I use AI to do the things that I’m bad at’: Linus Torvalds on why it works for him

Posted on October 9, 2026 by Steven Vaughan-Nichols

The Linux creator calls vibe coding ‘a wonderful way to find joy in programming,’ but not for running Linux development. (Finding bugs is OK.) Continue reading ‘I use AI to do the things that I’m bad at’: Linus Torvalds on why it works for him→

Posted in linux

Switzerland takes a Swiss Army knife to Microsoft 365

Posted on September 11, 2026 by Steven Vaughan-Nichols

Two divisions of Switzerland’s government are shifting from Microsoft 365 to open-source openDesk. Here’s why. Continue reading Switzerland takes a Swiss Army knife to Microsoft 365→

Posted in business

This AI tool found 6 Curl vulnerabilities Mythos and Codex missed – even Greg KH is impressed

Posted on September 4, 2026 by Steven Vaughan-Nichols

Aisle found six Curl flaws after Mythos and Codex reported none.  Continue reading This AI tool found 6 Curl vulnerabilities Mythos and Codex missed – even Greg KH is impressed→

Posted in Artificial Intelligence

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