Ondřej Surý has announced the release of updated Debian packages for PHP versions 8.4.13 and 8.3.26, tailored for Debian GNU/Linux versions 11 (Bullseye) LTS, 12 (Bookworm), and 13 (Trixie). These updates include essential bug fixes that address significant issues affecting the PHP language, enhancing the reliability, performance, and security of web applications developed with PHP.
Arch Linux 2025.10.01 released
Arch Linux has announced the release of its latest ISO image, version 2025.10.01, which includes the updated kernel version 6.16.8. This new release continues to embody the distribution's 'Keep It Simple' philosophy, aimed at providing a lightweight and highly customizable operating system that caters to both novice and advanced users alike.
openSUSE Leap 16 released
The release of openSUSE Leap 16 marks a significant advancement for the community-driven Linux distribution, introducing a fresh software stack, long-term maintenance and security support, and a revamped installation process through the Agama installer. This version enhances migration capabilities, allowing users to upgrade smoothly from Leap 15 or transition to Slowroll, Tumbleweed, or SLES via a user-friendly openSUSE Migration tool.
Bazaar 0.5.2 released
Bazaar has officially launched version 0.5.2 of its App Store, which specializes in managing FlatPak packages. This update introduces several significant enhancements aimed at improving user experience. Key features of this release include:
PikaOS 25.09.26 released
A gaming-optimized Linux distribution based on Debian and available in GNOME, KDE, Hyprland, and Niri flavors. The GNOME edition also comes with six unique desktop layouts that are tailored to various preferences—from traditional GNOME to a Windows-like interface and even nostalgic themes like GNOME 2.
AnduinOS 1.3.7 and 1.1.10 released
AnduinOS has announced the release of two new versions, 1.3.7 and 1.1.10, which focus on enhancing user experience and compatibility. These updates address a critical issue regarding package versions and introduce the printer-driver-all package to the default application list, significantly improving printer support for users.
Linux Kernel 6.17 released
The Linux Kernel 6.17 has officially been released, as announced by Linus Torvalds, concluding a week filled with minor updates and patches. This stable version focuses primarily on bug fixes and small enhancements, notably addressing locking issues related to Bluetooth devices that posed risks of "use-after-free" errors. Updates to driver code, particularly for GPU and networking, alongside modifications to core kernel components and memory management, were also included.
Node-Tar-FS, Firefox-ESR, GIMP updates for Debian
Debian has released several security updates to address vulnerabilities in various packages, including Firefox-ESR, GIMP, and Node-Tar-FS.
Chromium update for Fedora 41
Chromium Update for Fedora 41
Kernel and MySQL updates for RHEL
Red Hat has announced security updates for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), specifically targeting two components: the kernel for RHEL 9 and the MySQL module version 8.0 for RHEL 8.
Qt and Inetutils updates for Ubuntu
Summary of Ubuntu Security Notices for Qt and Inetutils
Squid, MPlayer, Ceph updates for Debian
Debian Security Updates for Squid, MPlayer, and Ceph
PostgreSQL, Tree-Sitter-Ruby, ChromeDriver updates for SUSE
OpenSUSE Tumbleweed has recently released three important security updates, addressing vulnerabilities in PostgreSQL, tree-sitter-ruby, and ChromeDriver. Each update is rated as moderate regarding its severity.
AnduinOS 1.3.6 and 1.1.9 released
AnduinOS, a custom Linux distribution based on Ubuntu, has launched its latest versions, 1.3.6 and 1.1.9, which come packed with updates designed to enhance the user experience for those transitioning to Linux. Known for its small image size of just 2.0GB, AnduinOS simplifies installation while minimizing the need for complex configurations. The operating system features a GNOME-based desktop environment that resembles a Windows interface, making it intuitive for new users.
Manjaro 25.0.9 Zetar released
Manjaro Linux has launched its latest maintenance update, version 25.0.9 Zetar, which is now available for download in three distinct desktop environments: GNOME, Plasma, and XFCE. This significant release brings numerous enhancements aimed at improving performance, user experience, and customization across all versions.
Linux Kernel updates for Ubuntu
Linux Kernel Updates for Ubuntu: Summary and Extension
Thunderbird and NNCP updates for Debian
Debian has issued critical security updates for both Thunderbird and NNCP to address several vulnerabilities that could potentially compromise system security.
Kernel, Firefox, Thunderbird updates for AlmaLinux
AlmaLinux has issued critical security updates for its users, targeting important components such as the Kernel, Firefox, and Thunderbird. The kernel update (ALSA-2025:15782) addresses seven vulnerabilities classified with a Moderate severity. In contrast, the updates for Firefox (ALSA-2025:16109) and Thunderbird (ALSA-2025:16157, ALSA-2025:16156, ALSA-2025:16589) each tackle seven vulnerabilities, all deemed Important.
OpenJPEG2, Python-Pycare, Kernel, and more updates for SUSE
SUSE Linux has recently released a series of significant security updates addressing vulnerabilities across various packages, including OpenJPEG2, Python-Pycares, and multiple versions of the Linux Kernel. The updates span a range of severity levels, from low to important, highlighting the varying degrees of risk associated with each vulnerability.
Kernel, AIDE, Thunderbird and more updates for Oracle Linux
Oracle has announced a series of updates for its Linux distributions, specifically for Oracle Linux versions 7, 8, 9, and 10. These updates are crucial as they include essential security patches for the kernel, AIDE (Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment), and the Unbreakable Enterprise kernel, alongside bug fixes and enhancements for various software packages including Thunderbird, leapp-repository, libinput, man-pages, irqbalance, dnf, gnome-shell, and NetworkManager, among others.