June 2026: The Good, the Bad, the Interesting, and More Inside the Linuxverse

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June 2026: The good, the bad, and the interesting in the Linuxverse

June 2026: The good, the bad, and the interesting in the Linuxverse

June of the year 2026 has endedTherefore, and as usual, today we bring you this small and useful compendium of information, news, tutorials, manuals, guides and launch events related to the Linuxverse (Free Software, Open Source and GNU/Linux).

Some of which are from our website and others from some important global websites, which have occurred during said current month.

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But, before starting to read this post about current information on the «Linuxverse by June 2026», we recommend the previous related post from the previous month, for later reading at the end is present, in case you find it useful, interesting or necessary:

Some relevant web sources that we usually use for this series of publications are: Release log websites DistroWatch, OS.Watch, FOSSTorrent and ArchiveOS; and the websites of organizations such as the Free Software Foundation (FSF), the Open Source Initiative (OSI) and Linux Foundation (LF).

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Inside From Linux in June 2026

Good

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  • June 2026: Informational event of the month about the LinuxverseA news summary about GNU/Linux, Free Software and Open Source for the current month. (View)
  • Labwc 0.20: Window recording, true colors, and a new visual engineThe project jumps to version 0.20 to align with wlroots, which was also updated at the same time. (View)
  • NixOS 26.05 debuts Systemd at boot and GNOME 50: Over 20.000 packages and 85 new modules are added, including popular services like LibreChat in Rust. (View)
  • Armbian 26.5: Support for Linux 7.0 and a new modular desktopAnd now it includes official compatibility for hardware recent ones like Arduino UNO Q. (View)
  • Linux 7.1: ntfsplus, says goodbye to obsolete hardware, AMD improvements, BPF security, and more: Over 140.000 lines of obsolete, unmaintained code are purged. (View)
  • KDE Plasma 6.8 and 6.7: Visual improvements, GTK2 and shortcuts in KWin: Includes an mIt intelligently improves in relation to the application of dark themes and their icons. (View)
  • KDE Plasma 6.7 in depth: Union Engine, CSS and Wayland supportDiscover improves its navigation, while vital functions are added to clock widgets and others. (View)
  • Proxmox Mail Gateway 9.1: Debian 13.5 and client-side encryptionFurthermore, it implements the use of the Kernel Linux 7.0 and the OpenZFS 2.4 file system. (View)
  • LM Studio: A cross-platform AI lab for testing and using many LLM models: Allows you to explore and directly download any available model. (View)
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Outside FromLinux

Outside of "From Linux" in June 2026

This month's releases known on “DistroWatch”, “OS Watch”, “FOSSTorrent” and more

  1. Now 3.14: June 30.
  2. Calam 2026-07: June 30.
  3. Parrot 7.3: June 30.
  4. Kiro 26.07.01: June 30.
  5. PantherX 1.5.0-2.520785e: June 30.
  6. Cali 2026.2: June 29.
  7. HackerOS 4.8: June 29.
  8. Bluestar 7.0.14: June 29.
  9. Mageia 10: June 29.
  10. MagOS 2025_20260627: June 28.
  11. Slackel 9.0: June 28.
  12. AnduinOS 2.0.0: June 28.
  13. Neko-Void 20260622: June 28.
  14. ML4W 2.14.0: June 28.
  15. LinuxCNC 2.9.9: June 28.
  16. CachyOS 260628: June 28.
  17. Drauger 7.8: June 28.
  18. openmamba 20270627: June 27.
  19. 4MLinux 51.2: June 26.
  20. Xubuntu 26.10-snapshot2: June 26.
  21. Ubuntu Unity 26.10-snapshot2: June 26.
  22. Ubuntu Studio 26.10-snapshot2: June 26.
  23. Ubuntu MATE 26.10-snapshot2: June 26.
  24. Ubuntu Kylin 26.10-snapshot2: June 26.
  25. Ubuntu Cinnamon 26.10-snapshot2: June 26.
  26. Ubuntu Budgie 26.10-snapshot2: June 26.
  27. Lubuntu 26.10-snapshot2: June 26.
  28. Kubuntu 26.10-snapshot2: June 26.
  29. Edubuntu 26.10-snapshot2: June 26.
  30. Ubuntu 26.10-snapshot2: June 26.
  31. Manjaro 26.1.0-pre-260626: June 26.
  32. Uncom 2.5.27: June 26.
  33. <: June 25.
  34. Tyron-rc1 murmurs: June 25.
  35. KaOS 2026.06: June 24.
  36. BlueOnyx 5212R-20260624: June 24.
  37. Steam OS 3.8.10: June 24.
  38. AUSTRUMI 5.2.4: June 24.
  39. Vipnix 20260623: June 23.
  40. Netdeep 4.10328: June 22.
  41. DESERT 5.5_26.04: June 22.
  42. Milis 2.3-2026.06.15: June 21.
  43. AOSC 20260621: June 21.
  44. GXDE 25.4.1: June 21.
  45. PCLinuxOS 2026.06.20: June 20.
  46. PorteuX 2.7: June 20.
  47. CalamaroOS 20260620: June 20.
  48. Butrelinux 20260620: June 20.
  49. VailuxOS 1.6.0.9: June 20.
  50. Slackel 9.0-beta2: June 19.
  51. LazyLinux 20260619: June 19.
  52. RasPiOS 2026-06-18: June 19.
  53. MidnightBSD 4.0.6: June 19.
  54. HAOS 18.0: June 18.
  55. SparkyLinux 2026.06: June 18.
  56. Ultimate 2026.06.18: June 18.
  57. Tails 7.9: June 18.
  58. pearOS 26.6: June 18.
  59. TrueNAS 26.0.0-beta2: June 17.
  60. NetBSD 11.0-RC5: June 17.
  61. DietPi 10.5: June 17.
  62. Slackel 9.0-beta1: June 16.
  63. Ludora 44.3: June 16.
  64. KDE neon 20260616: June 16.
  65. Voyager 26.10-alpha2: June 16.
  66. Univention 5.2-6: June 16.
  67. Berry 1.43: June 16.
  68. TUXEDO 20260615: June 15.
  69. FreeBSD 15.1: June 15.
  70. Hardenwing 3.5: June 15.
  71. Easy OS 7.4: June 15.
  72. Q83 13.12: June 13.
  73. AnduinOS 2.0-beta2: June 13.
  74. NebiOS 10.2.2: June 13.
  75. FreeBSD 15.1: June 13.
  76. Tribblix 0m40: June 13.
  77. linuxfx 11.26.06: June 12.
  78. Antergos 2026.06.12: June 12.
  79. HAOS 18.0-rc1: June 12.
  80. Qubes 4.3.1: June 12.
  81. GLF OS Quasar: June 11.
  82. HardenedBSD 15-build-17: June 11.
  83. Proxmox 9.1 "Mail Gateway": June 11.
  84. MODICIA 6.12.90: June 10.
  85. Alpine 3.24.0: June 9.
  86. Chimo 2026-06-08: June 9.
  87. Talos 1.13.4: June 9.
  88. SolydXK 13-202606: June 9.
  89. StratOS 2026.06.05: June 9.
  90. Bluestar 7.0.11: June 9.
  91. RefreshOS 3-0: June 9.
  92. NutyX 26.06.1: June 8.
  93. Berserk Arch 2026.06.08: June 8.
  94. Dharma 26.2: June 8.
  95. SysLinux OS 13.2: June 8.
  96. Office Zero Lorena-5_2: June 8.
  97. RELIANOID 7.10.0: June 8.
  98. Linux Schools 16.0.0: June 8.
  99. Ezarcher 2606-1: June 8.
  100. KaOS 2026.06: June 8.
  101. Planeta Tecno 7.5June 5th.
  102. BigLinux 2026-06-06June 5th.
  103. ENux 5.5.3June 5th.
  104. System Rescue 13.01June 5th.
  105. Open Media Vault 8.3.1June 5th.
  106. AUSTRUMI 5.2.3June 5th.
  107. Koozali SME Server 11.0 RC1June 5th.
  108. T2 Linux SDE 26.6: June 3.
  109. Clonezilla Live 3.3.2-31: June 2.
  110. MocaccinoOS 26.06: June 1.
  111. Linux Lite 8.0: June 1.
  112. Network Security Toolkit 44-15105: June 1.

And to go deeper more information about each of these releases and others, the following is available link.

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Featured news from the Free Software Foundation (FSF / FSFE)

  • April GNU Spotlight with Amin Bandali – 11 New GNU Releases!On June 1st, and as usual at the beginning of each month, this well-known FSF contributor informs us of the eleven (11) new software releases from the GNU project that have been updated during the previous month (up to May 31st), and among which are the following: anastasis-0.7.0, g-golf-0.8.7, gdb-17.2, gnupg-2.5.20, gsasl-2.2.3, less-702, libextractor-1.14, octave-11.2.0, parallel-20260522, which-2.25 and xorriso-1.5.8.pl02.View)

The GNU Xorriso software package Xorriso is a tool for copying files to and from ISO 9660 Rock Ridge file systems (also known as Compact Disc File System), and allows for session-based file manipulation. It includes a formattor and burner for CDs, DVDs, and BDs. It can work with existing ISO images or create new ones. Xorriso also allows you to copy files directly to or from ISO files.

To learn more about this information and other news from the same period, click on the following links: FSF y FSFE.

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Featured News from the Open Source Initiative (OSI)

  • From the G7's vision on openness to AI to the EU's technology sovereignty packageThis June publication, also used as a monthly newsletter for OSI Community members, informs us of various news items such as those related to...The European Union (EU) published its "Technology Sovereignty" package, outlining a vision that places open source at the heart of the EU's digital sovereignty ambitions while addressing many of the concerns and requests from the open source community. Another highlight was a meeting held on May 29, 2026, in Paris, where the G7 Digital Technology Ministers adopted a "Vision on AI Openness Opportunities and a Common Language." Finally, among many others, there was the issuance of a statement on operating system age certification requirements by the Open Source Initiative (OSI), the Apereo Foundation, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), the FreeBSD Foundation, and the Open Source Technology Improvement Fund (OSTIF). (View)

La UN Open Source Week some posters It was held from June 22nd to 26th. And it was a week full of talks, workshops, meetings and side events of all kinds.

To learn more about this information and other news, click on the following link.

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Latest News from the Linux Foundation Organization (FL)

  • Linux Foundation (LF) Newsletter for June 2026: Among the many announced and discussed, some stand out. how related to the organization «LF Research, which currently has four active surveys on Generative AI and open source software development, the state of OSPO in 2026, AI security, and the open source world. Another important one is related to The rapidly growing AI Foundation agency welcomes an "agentgateway" as a hosted and launching project goose Version 1.36.0 with a new hook system. And finally, among many others, one related to the Swedish Data Protection Authority, which published a historical guide to the GDPR confirming TEEs (Transaction Exclusion Entities) as a technical safeguard in real-world operational implementations. (View)

The Linux Foundation invites you to participate in the Global Open Source Survey 2026Your contributions are fundamental to our mission to understand the global dynamics of open source and quantify its true business value. Influence trends by sharing your perspective on key topics such as AI integration, digital sovereignty, and open source software security. 

To learn more about this information and other news from the same period, click on the following links: linux foundation, in English; and the Linux Foundation Europe, in Spanish.

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Summary

In short, we hope this "small and useful news compendium " with the highlights inside and outside our “Blog From Linux”, for this sixth month of this year (June 2026), be a great contribution to the improvement, growth and dissemination of all free and open Technologies and Developments, inside and outside the Linuxverse.

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