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- 1osu! rhythm game ships new version 2026.1005.1●osu!: rhythm game released in version 2026.1005.1 https:// playingtux.com/en/articles/202 6/10/osu-202610051-released/ #
osu!, the free and open-source rhythm game popular on Linux, has released version 2026.1005.1. The update is being noted in the Linux gaming community, where osu! remains one of the most played music-timing games. Details about specific changes in this release were not provided.
- 2Ohio State crushes Iowa as Smith sets freshman receiving record▼Five Things: Jeremiah Rewrites OSU Record Book As Ohio State Throttles Iowa
Ohio State routed Iowa in college football, with freshman wide receiver Jeremiah Smith breaking school records in the process. A recap column highlights five takeaways from the game, centering on Smith's record-breaking performance and the Buckeyes' dominant showing against the Hawkeyes.
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The University of Idaho's men's golf team, the Vandals, is traveling to compete in the OSU Invitational hosted by Oregon State University. The announcement came through the university's athletics department as the team prepares for the college tournament. Little detail beyond the travel announcement has been shared so far, with results expected once play begins.
- 4Streamer returns to osu!lazer on Linux▼Dealt with the important stuff. Back to having fun on osu!lazer # twitch : https://www. twitch.tv/reallylazybear --- # l
A streamer known as reallylazybear says they have dealt with some pressing matters and are resuming playing osu!lazer, the open-source version of the rhythm game osu!, live on their Twitch channel. The session is running on Arch-based Linux (CachyOS), and the post tags linux gaming, rhythm game and open-source communities.
- 5Science writers gather at Oregon State for SciWri26 conference▼Hundreds of science communicators explore OSU research during SciWri26 conference
Hundreds of science communicators are visiting Oregon State University as part of the SciWri26 conference, exploring the institution's research programs. The event gives science writers, journalists and communicators a first-hand look at work underway at OSU and offers a chance to exchange ideas about how research is reported and explained to the public.
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Jim Tressel and a former Ohio State football star are promoting a fitness challenge, according to the Marysville Journal-Tribune. The initiative encourages people to take up regular exercise and healthier habits. Details about how to join or what the challenge involves have not been widely reported, but the involvement of two well-known Ohio State figures is drawing local attention.