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- 1Incus 7.5 released with OVN child networks and live migration●Incus 7.5 lansat: Adaugă rețele copil OVN și migrare în timp real a instanțelor între noduri https:// linuxforeducation.
Incus 7.5 has been released, adding OVN child network support and the ability to migrate instances live between nodes in a cluster. The release is drawing attention among Linux, container and virtualisation users, with sysadmins and educators noting the improvements for managing LXC containers and virtual machines in multi-node open source setups.
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A developer has released NSL, described as a WSL equivalent for Linux, and shared it on Hacker News where it drew over 160 upvotes. The tool lets Linux users run other systems in a way similar to how Windows Subsystem for Linux lets Windows users run Linux distributions. Commenters are discussing potential use cases and how it compares to existing virtualization and container options.
- 3System76's COSMIC desktop project bans LLM-generated code●System76’s COSMIC project now requires contributors to confirm that pull requests contain no LLM-generated code, comment
System76's COSMIC desktop environment project has introduced a new policy requiring contributors to confirm that their pull requests contain no code, comments, or descriptions generated by large language models. The move makes COSMIC one of the more explicit open-source projects in pushing back against AI-generated submissions, and it is drawing attention in the Linux and open-source communities as debates continue over AI content quality in collaborative development.
- 4sdme tool clones a Linux system into a container●sdme: Das eigene Linux als Container klonen Das eigene Linux-System schnell einmal klonen, um etwas zu testen: Das biete
A new tool called sdme, short for systemd Machine Editor, lets users clone their own Linux system into a container within seconds. The idea is to spin up an exact copy of the running system to test software or configuration changes safely without touching the original installation. Tech outlets note it builds on systemd's machine and container infrastructure, and Linux users on social media are discussing its potential for quick sandboxed testing.
- 5Microsoft brings Linux container support to WSL●Microsoft is rolling out Linux container support to WSL https:// lemmy.zip/post/72581505
Microsoft has begun rolling out Linux container support in the Windows Subsystem for Linux, allowing developers to run and manage containers directly from their WSL environments on Windows. The move tightens the integration between Windows and Linux tooling and is drawing attention from developers who see WSL increasingly becoming a genuine Linux development platform rather than a convenience layer.
- 6wslc emerges as free alternative to Docker Desktop on Windows●Container WSL su Windows: guida a wslc, l’alternativa gratuita a Docker Desktop # tech https:// spcnet.it/container-wsl-
A new guide circulating online explains how to run Linux containers on Windows using WSL and the tool wslc, positioned as a free alternative to Docker Desktop. The piece walks through setup and usage for developers who want container support without Docker's licensing costs. The topic is being shared among Italian tech communities interested in open-source developer tooling.
- 7Multikernel Linux release offers kernel isolation without hypervisors▼Multikernel Linux's new release provides kernel isolation without hypervisors | Open Source For You - technology
Multikernel Linux has shipped a new release that delivers kernel isolation without relying on hypervisors, according to Open Source For You. The approach separates workloads across multiple kernels to contain failures and security issues, offering an alternative to virtualization-based isolation for Linux systems.
- 8Microsoft Brings Native Linux Container Workflows to WSL●Linuxiac: Microsoft Brings Native Linux Container Workflows to WSL https:// linuxiac.com/microsoft-brings- native-linux-
Microsoft has introduced native Linux container workflow support in WSL, letting developers run containers directly within the Windows Subsystem for Linux. The move, reported by Linuxiac, is being discussed among Linux and open-source enthusiasts, who see it as another step in Microsoft's broader embrace of Linux tooling for developers working across Windows and Linux environments.
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Microsoft has released WSL Containers for Windows 11, extending the Windows Subsystem for Linux with container-based isolation. The move is aimed at developers who run Linux tools and environments on Windows, offering improved separation and management of Linux workloads. Coverage so far is limited, with the release noted by Windows-focused outlets and expected to draw interest from the developer community.
- 10Microsoft makes WSL Containers generally available●Microsoft makes WSL Containers generally available, bringing a native CLI, improved networking, storage controls, and ti
Microsoft has announced the general availability of WSL Containers, bringing native Linux container workflows to Windows. The release adds a native command-line interface, improved networking, storage controls, and tighter integration with Windows. Developers following Windows-Linux tooling are taking note of the update as it matures beyond its preview stage.
- 11High-severity buffer overflow flaw found in TeamViewer Linux and macOS clients▼🟠 CVE-2026-92368 - High (7.8) TeamViewer Full Client and Host for Linux and macOS prior version 15.82 contain a heap-bas
A high-severity vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-92368 with a score of 7.8, affects TeamViewer Full Client and Host for Linux and macOS before version 15.82. The flaw is a heap-based buffer overflow in the processing of .tvs session recording files, where a size mismatch during decompression of recorded session data can be exploited. Security teams are urged to update to version 15.82 or later.