
F-Droid 2.0 Rolls Out: A Complete Redesign of the Official App Store
A new chapter for F-Droid: an app store rebuilt from the ground up, with a fresh look and a smoother installer API.


A new chapter for F-Droid: an app store rebuilt from the ground up, with a fresh look and a smoother installer API.

A designer argues the open-source desktop has not evolved in two decades and urges developers to break free of drafting behind Apple and Microsoft.

Tailscale rolls out smaller-packet handling, multi-queue routing, and faster startup to boost throughput for subnet routers and app connectors.

A rootless Linux sandbox called Drop keeps your home directory safe from rogue code, with gVisor support for extra isolation.

A paean unto the wondrous Git, whose 2.56th release doth approach, whilst eyes turn toward the dread SHA-256 transition and the phantom GitHub.

A runtime for agents, sandboxed, suspended, and resumed, as Google's AX opens a new domain of artificial labor.

A paper argues that modern science is open-source software, a claim that challenges how research is verified and shared.

Flet 1.0 builds web, desktop, and mobile apps from one Python file. A live coding editor, testing, and accessibility round out the toolkit.

A quiet corner of Hacker News where builders of AI confess their setups, learn from each other, and find the tools they need.

Two devs spent a month building a Linux GPU driver for the M4 Mac Mini from scratch, running Chrome, Firefox, and Minecraft.

German weapons firm Rheinmetall opens its Battlesuite battlefield protocol code, letting others build on its standard.

Mistral partners with Mozilla to bring AI into Firefox, promising private, multilingual browsing for France, North America, UK and Germany.
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