May 2026: This month's news coverage of the Linuxverse
Today, May 6, 2026, as usual at the beginning of each month, we offer you our brilliant, timely, and…
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Pack2TheRoot (CVE-2026-41651): The PackageKit flaw that compromises Linux
A few days ago, information was released about a new critical vulnerability affecting Linux environments called…
David Y. Naranjo 
KDE Gear 26.04 updates Dolphin, Kdenlive and celebrates its 30th anniversary
The KDE project commemorates its 30th anniversary with the April update, dubbed KDE Gear 26.04, demonstrating…
David Y. Naranjo 
D7VK 1.8 revives retro gaming on Linux with Vulkan and CPU rendering
The release of the new D7VK 1.8 update version was recently announced, which features…
David Y. Naranjo 
Copy Fail: The Linux vulnerability that grants root access through page caching
Linux security faces another challenge following the discovery of the CVE-2026-31431 vulnerability, dubbed "Copy Fail" by…
David Y. Naranjo 
April 2026: The Good, the Bad, the Interesting, and More Inside the Linuxverse
April 2026 has ended, so as usual, today we bring you this small and useful compendium…
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Fedora 44 debuts GNOME 50 and improves Windows games with NTSCyNC
The Fedora project has announced the official availability of the new version, "Fedora 44," which comes with…
David Y. Naranjo 
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS Release: Kernel 7.0, TPM encryption, and Wayland
Canonical has officially released Ubuntu 26.04, codenamed "Resolute Raccoon". This release...
David Y. Naranjo 
QEMU 11.0 abandons 32-bit support, integrates Nitro Enclaves, and features native DRM
After several months of development, the QEMU developers announced the official release of QEMU 11.0, the…
David Y. Naranjo 
Audacity in 2026 – Part 2: Installation, Configuration, and Initial Exploration of the Visual Interface
To continue with this new series of Tutorials for 2026 on the "powerful and versatile editor and recorder of…
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Audacity in 2026 – Part 1: Everything essential about the King of audio managers in the Linuxverse
If there's one tool that has defined the democratization of sound production in the Linux universe, it's Audacity. It…
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