US DOJ Asks for Google to Sell Chrome In a significant move, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has requested that Google divest its Chrome browser. This action is part of a broader antitrust investigation aimed at addressing concerns over…
Valve’s Response to Recent Anti-Cheat IssuesValve has addressed ongoing concerns regarding anti-cheat measures in its games, particularly in Counter-Strike 2. Following reports of false bans affecting users with AMD graphics cards due to a driver update, Valve has pledged to…
GNOME and KDE Plan Their Own Linux DistributionsIn an exciting development for the Linux community, both GNOME and KDE are planning to create their own dedicated Linux distributions. This initiative aims to provide users with tailored experiences that fully leverage…
OSI Releases Open Source AI Definition (OSAID)The Open Source Initiative (OSI) has officially released version 1.0 of its Open Source AI Definition (OSAID). This long-awaited standard, the result of years of collaboration with both academia and industry, aims to provide…
Several Linux Kernel Driver Maintainers Removed Due to Association with RussiaIn a controversial move, several maintainers of Linux kernel drivers have been removed due to their connections to Russia, a decision linked to ongoing U.S. sanctions. Linus Torvalds, the creator…
Google Chrome Manifest V2 Support EndsGoogle has officially ended support for Manifest V2 in Chrome, impacting several extensions, notably uBlock Origin. While other Chromium-based applications will continue to support V2, users of uBlock Origin will need to transition to alternatives…
