NGINX adds native support for ACME protocol

NGINX has announced the preview release of the nginx-acme module, which adds native support to [...]

Bcachefs may be headed out of the kernel

The history of the bcachefs filesystem in the kernel has been turbulent, most recently with Li [...]

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 released

Red Hat has announced the release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 10. A blog post accompanyi [...]

Bhattcharya: Closing the chapter on OpenH264 [LWN.net]

A change in maintenance for the kernel's DMA-mapping layer [LWN.net]

Freedesktop looking for new home for its GitLab instance [LWN.net]

An Algol 68 front end for GCC [LWN.net]

Garrett: What is an SBAT and why does everyone suddenly care [LWN.net]

Will not change anything [LWN.net]

Development quotes of the week [LWN.net]

Huston: KeyTrap!

Geoff Huston digs into the details of the KeyTrap DNS vulnerability, which was disclosed in February.

Stenberg: DISPUTED, not REJECTED

The Curl project has previously had problems with CVEs issued for things that are not security issues.

25 Years of curl

Daniel Stenberg observes the 25th anniversary of the curl project.

Rust 1.68.0 released

Version 1.68.0 of the Rust language has been released. Changes include the stabilization of the "sparse" Cargo protocol, the ability for (some) applications to recover from memory-allocation failures, and "local Pin construction":

Software Freedom Conservancy: Give Up GitHub: The Time Has Come!

The Software Freedom Conservancy (SFC) has issued a strong call for free software projects to give up GitHub and to move their repositories elsewhere.