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- 1Eight Dutch Municipalities Switch Office Computers to Homegrown Linux DesktopโผEight Dutch Municipalities Are Running Their Offices on a Homegrown Linux Desktop โ Here's What's
Eight Dutch municipalities are running their office workstations on a homegrown Linux desktop instead of Windows. The move signals growing public-sector interest in open-source software in the Netherlands, driven by desires for digital sovereignty, lower licensing costs and independence from large US vendors. Officials say the rollout shows municipal administrations can function day-to-day on a fully open-source desktop environment.
- 2Italian Linux Society kicks off Linux Day preparation monthโInizia il mese del Linux Day! ๐ง๐ Italian Linux Society cresce con le tue competenze e passioni! Abbiamo catalogato cose
The Italian Linux Society has launched a month of preparation for the Linux Day, Italy's annual free software event. The association is calling on volunteers to contribute their skills in development, documentation, graphics and other areas, and has published a catalogue of tasks to choose from on its GitLab. Anyone interested can pick a task and help the community organise the event.
- 3Tech News Briefing Covers AI, Cybersecurity and PrivacyโTech News Briefing โ 2026-09-30 ยท # technews # ai # cybersecurity # opensource # privacy # linux โ https:// alobbs.com/p
A technology news briefing dated September 30, 2026 rounds up developments across artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, open source, privacy and Linux. No specific stories from the briefing are detailed, so it stands as a general digest of the day's tech headlines. Readers interested in open-source and privacy topics are being pointed to it as a daily summary.
- 4XDC2026 day two opens with Apple M3 GPU reverse engineering talkโDay 2 about to begin at # XDC2026 with a progress report on Apple M3 GPU reverse engineering from Anna Maniscalco, Alyss
Day two of the X.Org Developers Conference 2026 begins with a progress report on reverse engineering the Apple M3 GPU, presented by Anna Maniscalco, Alyssa Milburn and Evan Tang. The work feeds efforts to build open-source Linux drivers for Apple silicon graphics, a follow-up to earlier community projects for M1 and M2 chips, and the session is being streamed live.