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Linux tops 10%: Will AI make Linux the dominant desktop OS as the cloud did for the server?

Linux tops 10% market share
Linux desktop market share has passed 10% in North America according to StatCounter. The rise may point to a broader shift: as users increasingly access services through AI agents, the underlying operating system—and their familiarity with its traditional applications—could become less important. Linux proved to be the ideal operating system for the cloud, and AI could potentially have a similar transformative impact on the desktop.

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Ubuntu 26.04 will silently move hwctl from Deb to Snap

Canonical is replacing Ubuntu’s traditional `hwctl` Deb package with a confined Snap, beginning with an automatic migration planned for Ubuntu 26.04 LTS. The change is tied to future GNOME hardware-management integration, but administrators should also account for Snap’s security maintenance requirements.

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Arch Linux freezes AUR package adoptions after malware wave

Arch Linux freezes AUR package adoptions after malware wave
Arch Linux has temporarily frozen package adoptions in the Arch User Repository (AUR) after attackers used maintainer takeovers and orphaned packages to push malicious updates. The campaign reportedly affects dozens of packages and delivers a Linux infostealer with remote access and SSH-worm capabilities.

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Azure makes CIS auditing native for Linux VMs

Azure makes CIS auditing native for Linux VMs
Microsoft has made native CIS Benchmark auditing generally available for Linux virtual machines, eliminating the need for separate compliance tools. Azure Machine Configuration now continuously checks Azure and Azure Arc-enabled Linux systems against CIS-certified benchmarks and surfaces the results through Azure management services.

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