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Linux 7.3-rc7 arrived six hours late because Linus Torvalds lost track of which day it was at the maintainers' summit — and half of the patch is test code for mount fixes. Here's how to read the final release candidate like an operator, and what to do before 7.3 lands this weekend.
Your homelab doesn't page you. Your VPS doesn't email you when it's dead. Here's the open-source monitor that does — and the setup that keeps it from lying to you.
A Qualcomm engineer asked the awkward question at Linux Plumbers this week: with AI flooding the kernel with patches, does Long Term Support still make sense? My take: LTS isn't dying — but the contract behind it is being renegotiated.
Host your code where no Terms of Service update can touch it. Forgejo runs pull requests, CI hooks, and package registries on a $4 VPS you fully own — here's the complete setup, hardened and backed up.
The second beta of OpenSSL 4.1 landed October 9, 2026 with native DTLS 1.3 and faster post-quantum algorithms. It's a beta, not production — but here's why operators should start testing this week.
Let's Encrypt switches its default profile to 64-day certificates on February 10, 2027, and 45-day certs follow in 2028. If your renewals still run on a calendar reminder, consider this your wake-up call.
Four security fixes, three CVEs, and one breaking change for sloppy PKIs — here's how to roll 2.7.8 onto your VPN server without a Monday-morning surprise.
WebRTC changes how RustDesk moves pixels through your firewall, the ID whitelist is the access-control feature you've been missing, and the Linux service just got quieter about how it does its job. Time to update your relay box.
Tailscale builds a private WireGuard mesh across your laptop, phone, and homelab — no open ports, no DDNS, no firewall rituals. Here's the operator's setup: install, exit nodes, subnet routers, and when to self-host with Headscale.
FortiGuard Labs just found Linux malware that turns unpatched, internet-exposed devices into attacker-controlled proxies. Here's how it gets in, how it hides, and the operator drill that keeps your gear off its menu.
Switching registrars is the cheapest insurance against lock-in — but one wrong step can take your site offline for days. Here's the operator's playbook for a zero-downtime domain transfer.
One outbound connection replaces port forwarding, dynamic DNS, and firewall holes for every service in your homelab. Here is how the tunnel actually works, the tradeoffs nobody mentions, and a setup that survives reboots.
