FOSS Weekly #26.22: Win for Linux, Firefox New AI Feature, AMD Betrayal, Rust Linux Commands and More

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Good news on the age verification front, though. California and Colorado have both moved to exempt open source software from their age verification laws after neither bill originally made any concessions for community-run projects.

Warp’s Oz platform has been updated with multi-harness support, meaning teams can now run Claude Code, Codex, and Warp’s own agent side by side under unified access controls and audit logs.

The SFC has formally accused Bambu Lab of two AGPLv3 violations, shipping a proprietary networking library alongside AGPLv3 code without releasing its source, and threatening a developer with a cease-and-desist for building a compatible fork that didn’t even touch the proprietary parts.

For a few days, German rail operator Deutsche Bahn’s website was turning away Linux users, treating them as bot users. DB blamed overzealous bot filtering and says it’s now fixed. Many Linux users still complain.

AMD let students, academics, and hardware tinkerers build FPGA workflows around free Linux support in Vivado, then quietly moved Linux to a $1,800 paid tier.

Intel engineers have submitted a driver for Linux 7.2 that turns a USB4 cable into a direct data pipe between two machines. It doesn’t interact with the networking stack.

Raspberry Pi 6 won’t be coming before 2028 and it won’t have NPU. Guess we just have to wait.

Here are other highlights of this edition of FOSS Weekly:

What LTS releases entail.
Alternatives to MS Planner.
Nanoclaw setup.
Firefox introducing a very useful feature.
And other Linux news, tips, and, of course, memes!

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