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Debian's release team has switched on a migration block for any package that fails to build reproducibly, with 98.29% of architecture-independent packages already passing.
After four years of promises, Warp released its terminal client on GitHub under AGPLv3, with OpenAI sponsoring a contribution workflow that has agents writing code while humans focus on review.
On April 28, 2026, Microsoft published the earliest known DOS source code under the MIT License, including the 86-DOS 1.00 kernel and PC-DOS 1.00 development snapshots transcribed from Tim Paterson's printouts.
A coalition of nine European companies forked OnlyOffice into Euro-Office, prompting an AGPL v3 licensing dispute and the suspension of an eight-year Nextcloud partnership.