After years at version 6.x, Linus Torvalds has declared the next Linux kernel will be 7.0. This isn't just a number change—it signals important shifts in kernel development and has real implications for everyone from developers to system administrators.
With Postman's free tier ending in 2026, developers need alternatives. We've spent over a year building DevTools Studio—an open-source, local-first API client that combines Postman's familiarity with n8n-style visual workflows. Here's why it matters.
New research suggests 'vibe coding'—the trend of prioritizing aesthetics and personal expression over functionality—is eroding open source software quality. This comprehensive guide explores the phenomenon, its impact, and practical solutions for developers.
The lead maintainer of sudo, Todd Miller, has issued a stark warning about the utility's future. Without additional resources and support, maintaining this critical security tool has become 'untenable.' This article explores what this means for Linux systems worldwide.
A developer's transparent look at earning $467 in three months from donations for a self-hosted SSH server manager. This article dives deep into the realities of funding open-source tools, community reactions, and actionable strategies for 2026.
The ClawBot incident exposed critical vulnerabilities in how developers handle third-party integrations. This comprehensive guide explores what went wrong and provides actionable strategies to protect your projects from similar attacks.
Vibe coding—the practice of using AI assistants to generate code without understanding context—is creating a silent crisis in open source. Projects are drowning in poorly documented, context-free contributions that break more than they fix. Here's what's happening and how we can save open source collaboration.
Finding romantic partners who share your passion for free software can feel isolating. This comprehensive guide explores why this happens and provides practical strategies for connecting with like-minded individuals in 2026.
The self-hosting community's recent evolution shows how tech communities can balance AI automation enthusiasts with traditional developers. This article explores the lessons learned and practical approaches for maintaining productive, inclusive tech spaces in 2026.
I gave the internet control of a GitHub repository for four weeks, with daily merges determined by community vote. The results were chaotic, insightful, and revealed fundamental truths about collaborative development and API-driven governance systems.
Immich, the popular self-hosted photo management platform, is building a public EXIF dataset to dramatically improve metadata parsing. This community-driven effort needs your photos—but with important privacy considerations. Here's everything you need to know about contributing safely and why this matters for the future of photo organization.
de_rclone brings a blast from the past with its Steam/Counter-Strike 1.6 interface while providing serious functionality for managing rclone remotes. This comprehensive guide explores why this nostalgic tool stands out in a crowded field of rclone managers.