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Rust 1.96.0, released May 28, resolves a decade-old ergonomics gap with Copy-implementing range types from RFC 3550, stabilizes assert_matches!, tightens WebAssembly linking, and patches medium and low Cargo vulnerabilities affecting third-party registry users.
RHEL 10.2 and 9.8, released May 20, add ML-KEM post-quantum SSH, kernel livepatching without reboots, the goose AI CLI tool, and extensive language stack updates.
Multikernel Technologies releases KernelScript, an Apache 2.0-licensed DSL that generates eBPF, userspace, and kernel module code from a single source file.
Mesa 26.1.0, released May 6, 2026, delivers over 40 new Vulkan extensions across major GPU drivers, adds VirtIO-GPU native-context support for Intel, and marks the end of VirGL maintenance.
Mozilla ships Firefox 151 on May 19, 2026, patching 25 security vulnerabilities and adding PDF merging, Document PiP, Web Serial API, and tighter fingerprinting controls.
The window Julian Andres Klode set for APT's hard Rust dependency has arrived, but no Rust code has landed in APT yet and alpha, hppa, m68k, and sh4 still lack toolchains.
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.
Forgejo 15.0 lands as the project's new LTS release with repository-scoped access tokens, reusable workflow expansion, OpenID Connect support, and ephemeral runners.
Raspberry Pi OS 6.2 tightens security by requiring a password for sudo commands on new installations and replaces PulseAudio with PipeWire across the desktop stack.
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.