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October 2026 6 posts
AI Ban on r/opensource: Who Actually Reviews the Code?
r/opensource and r/fossdroid are locking out AI-assisted projects, while the Linux kernel is dropping its label for AI code. Language models are a huge opportunity for free software, but somebody …
PlanetFOSS: Linux news that sorts itself
PlanetFOSS collects Linux and open source news from German and English sources and organizes it on its own: identical stories become bundles, new topics become comets, big events become supernovas. …
GNOME Needs Volunteers for the Extensions Team: EGO Reviews Are Drowning in AI Submissions
Javad Rahmatzadeh volunteers to review extensions for extensions.gnome.org and is now asking for help. The team needs reviewers, people to improve the Shexli linter, and donations.
Gnomos: Control Sonos Speakers from the GNOME Desktop, Even Old Models
Gnomos is a free Sonos client for GNOME built with GTK4 and libadwaita. The app plays music, groups rooms and shows synced lyrics, all without a Sonos account. Even first-generation …
Pulsgeber: TUXEDO Control Center Profiles in the GNOME Quick Settings
With Pulsgeber, you switch the profiles of the TUXEDO Control Center right from GNOME's Quick Settings. Version 0.4.0 of my small Shell extension is now available on GitHub.
Homarr 2.0: Homelab Dashboard with Custom Widgets and Workshop
The homelab dashboard Homarr has reached version 2.0. Self-built widgets, a workshop for sharing them, and a new board editor make it a serious challenger to Homepage.
September 2026 1 post
llmfit: Which AI models run on my machine?
Want to run a local AI but not sure which model really fits your hardware? llmfit reads out your specs, scores thousands of options, and estimates speed and VRAM requirements. …
