A modest update to Qubes OS(lwn.net)
130 points by voxadam | 20 comments
First screen, captured .
Looks similar
A Schism in the OpenPGP World(lwn.net)
111 points by todsacerdoti | 212 comments
Libxml2's "no security embargoes" policy(lwn.net)
254 points by jwilk | 207 comments
A free and open-source rootkit for Linux(lwn.net)
190 points by jwilk | 40 comments
KDE launches its own distribution(lwn.net)
643 points by Bogdanp | 449 comments
LWN article on KDE Linux, an alpha immutable distribution from the KDE Project built on Arch packages, released at Akademy 2025.
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GrapheneOS – Break Free from Google and Apple(blog.tomaszdunia.pl)
1073 points by to3k | 764 comments
A personal blog post by Tomasz Dunia introducing GrapheneOS as a privacy-focused alternative to Google's Android and Apple's iOS.
GrapheneOS has been ported to Android 17(discuss.grapheneos.org)
958 points by Cider9986 | 529 comments
GrapheneOS forum announcement that the OS has been ported to Android 17, with tested Pixel devices listed and official releases coming soon.
GrapheneOS Overhauled Default Apps and Secure Clipboard(grapheneos.social)
392 points by Cider9986 | 246 comments
A GrapheneOS Mastodon post announcing an overhauled Messaging app with a new Android Compose UI and plans for RCS support with MLS end-to-end encryption.
GrapheneOS is ready to break free from Pixels(androidauthority.com)
325 points by MaximilianEmel | 174 comments
Android Authority article reporting that GrapheneOS has a major Android OEM partnership to bring the OS to Snapdragon-powered flagship phones beyond Pixels.
GrapheneOS – When an app is slow(blog.wirelessmoves.com)
76 points by speckx | 41 comments
Blog post describing how an app running slowly on GrapheneOS on a Pixel 8 was sped up via per-app exploit protection compatibility settings like the hardened memory allocator.
GrapheneOS protections against data extraction from locked devices(discuss.grapheneos.org)
385 points by Cider9986 | 220 comments
GrapheneOS forum announcement describing its defenses against forensic data extraction from locked devices, including encryption, secure element rate limiting, and hardware requirements.