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Linux Kernel 7.3: The Release That Wants to Be Fast, and Is Fighting About AI
Linux 7.3 is in release candidate and heading for an October 2026 launch, and it may become the next long term support kernel. It is one of the most performance focused releases in years, with big Btrfs and EXT4 speedups, memory and scheduler fixes, initial Apple M3 boot support, and a community openly split over AI written patches. Here is what to expect and where the main distributions stand.
Sep 14, 2026GianlucaOpenAI Says It Solved Navier-Stokes in 88 Hours. Mathematics Is Taking Its Time
OpenAI says 10,000 AI agents cracked Navier-Stokes in 88 hours. The fine print is messier: the proof covers the forced version of the problem, no independent mathematician has finished checking it, and a rival team suspects its ideas leaked through its own AI coding assistant. What really happened, and what it means when machines find answers faster than humans can understand them.
Sep 9, 2026GianlucaOmarchy: DHH Bets Ten Million Dollars That AI Can Crack the Linux Desktop
The creator of Ruby on Rails turned the most intimidating Linux distro into the most talked about one. Omarchy bakes AI agents straight into Arch, and ten million dollars from the founders of Shopify, Stripe and Dell say it could finally be the year of the Linux desktop. But is an Omarchy user really an Arch user? And when your OS briefs a cloud LLM on every crash, how much privacy survives?
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