Rust Is Now a Permanent Part of the Linux Kernel: How It Got Here
Rust stopped being experimental in the Linux kernel in December 2025. The story from Linux 6.1, the DMA dispute, the first Rust CVE and what it means for sysadmins.
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Ubuntu 26.10 Is Out: Linux 7.3, GNOME 51 and Rust Coreutils
Ubuntu 26.10 Stonking Stingray ships Linux 7.3, GNOME 51, Rust coreutils, Sequoia PGP for APT, OpenSSL 4 and a split OpenSSH package that admins should review before upgrading.
A Developer Boots Linux on x86 with Rust and KVM Using the PVH Protocol
Developer Stjepan Poljak has documented how to boot a Linux kernel on 64-bit x86 systems from his Rust-based virtualization project, using Xen’s PVH boot protocol. This approach simplifies part of
Diskwatch Finds Which Process Is Hammering Your Disk Without Installing a Daemon
When a disk starts working continuously, figuring out which process is responsible can mean jumping between tools such as iostat, iotop, lsof, df, smartctl, and lsblk. Diskwatch tries to bring
OKF-RS Turns Any Codebase Into an AI Knowledge Base and Cuts Context Usage by Up to 400×
AI coding assistants are becoming increasingly capable, but they still suffer from one major limitation: they repeatedly consume thousands of tokens re-reading the same source code to answer relatively simple
Tabularis wants to become the database client AI agents can actually use
DBeaver has held a very comfortable place for years in the daily workflow of many developers, system administrators and data teams. It is complete, free in its Community edition, cross-platform
Rust: the language that went from orphaned project to Windows, Linux and Android
Rust was not born to win a cultural war among programmers. It was born to solve a very specific problem: writing low-level software with the performance of C and C++,
Python increasingly relies on Rust: what changes for developers and sysadmins
Python remains one of the most convenient languages for building APIs, automating tasks, creating internal tools, working with data, and integrating services. But something is changing in its technical foundation.
yoyo, the coding agent that rewrites itself and is already competing in the terminal
Artificial Intelligence has spent the past year being sold as a copilot, an assistant, or a support tool. But every so often, a project appears that forces the industry to
Cloudflare open-sources ecdysis, a Rust “zero-downtime restart” library built for the Agentic Internet era
Cloudflare has released ecdysis, a Rust library for graceful process restarts designed to upgrade network services without dropping live connections and without refusing new ones—a deceptively hard problem when a
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