Liam Proven is a FOSS and cloud reporter at The Register. He primarily covers topics related to open source software, computer software, and consumer electronics, with a keen interest in tech conferences and developments in artificial intelligence. Liam's insights and analyses have been featured in various prominent tech discussions, showcasing his expertise across multiple facets of the technology landscape.
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26.10 is here, with not-quite-ready kernel 7.3 and speech-to-text recognition
But learns tough lessons about AI in the process
CentOS roots give way to homegrown containers, AI tools, and a workstation edition we took for a spin
14 pts OpenBSD 8.0 brings bigger virtual machines, graphics improvements, and another helping of AI mockery. The round version number doesn't signal a radical break with its predecessors. OpenBSD 8.0 is the 61st release of the project. Developer Bryan Steele posted a highlights rundown on Mastodon. Wireless…
Whatever the task, there's an app for that… Except for the process of reviewing those apps, apparently. There are a growing number of reports on Apple's developer forums that developers are waiting a long time for their apps to be reviewed before they're listed on the App Store. Subjects include 'Unusually…
13 pts SparkyOS is a novel distro from the folks behind SparkyLinux: it's a version of Arch that can you can use without installing it at all. SparkyOS is a new distro from the team behind the Debian-based SparkyLinux, but it's quite different. SparkyOS is based on Arch, and it runs entirely from USB. It's not a…
Debian 13-based refresh runs comfortably on veteran ThinkPads, without making installation a hobby
One of the most frequently asked questions of Linux folks is "what's the best lightweight distro for an old PC?" The Reg FOSS desk's current answer is Raspberry Pi Desktop. A couple of weeks ago, we covered the news of a Trixie update for the Raspberry Pi Desktop. Since then, we've been putting it through its… Read Daily News
Daemonarchy in unaffiliated with the Linux original, built with AI help, and could complicate FreeBSD's debate over AI contributions
By: Liam Proven
Classic Platinum or lickable Mavericks-era Aqua – it's your choice
