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Linux security flaws Dirty Frag and Copy Fail are a good reminder to stay up to dateTwo significant security vulnerabilities, Dirty Frag and Copy Fail, have been discovered in Linux systems, allowing unprivileged local users to gain root access. Patches are being rolled out across various distributions, and a temporary workaround for Dirty Frag is available via the terminal. Users are advised to update their systems promptly.
Streaming or recording on Linux? Check out the audio management tool PipeweaverPipeweaver is a new free and open-source audio management tool for Linux, built on PipeWire and designed for streamers. It allows users to create virtual audio sources, manage volumes, and route audio through a web-based interface accessible from any device. While still under heavy development, it offers features like virtual channel creation, physical device mapping, and application routing, with plans for future additions like latency tuning and LV2 plugin support.
Sprint City from the creators of SpeedRunners arrives on SteamSprint City, a new Early Access 2D competitive platformer from the creators of SpeedRunners, has launched on Steam and Linux. The game features momentum-based movement, online multiplayer for up to 8 players, and solo time trials. It is set to officially release on March 31, 2026.
Topdeck Automat blends the worlds of roguelike deckbuilder and autobattlersTopdeck Automat is a new game that blends roguelike deckbuilder and autobattler mechanics, featuring over 200 cards, 100+ passive modules, and 50 enemy types. The game will launch with full Linux and Steam Deck support, including controller functionality.
Longterm supported Linux kernels get a longer lifeLinux developer Greg Kroah-Hartman announced extended support for Longterm supported Linux kernels. Versions 5.10 will now be supported for 6 years, 5.15 for 5 years, and 6.6, 6.12, and 6.18 for 4 years, with 6.18 guaranteed at least 3 years. This provides users with more time to prepare for future kernel upgrades.