#opensource
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OpenCourant: Community Revives OpenRadioss After Siemens Pulls the Plug
After Siemens abruptly shut down the open-source OpenRadioss project and deleted its repository, developers behind Rocky Linux launched a successor called OpenCourant.
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OpenBSD rejects uutils port as Theo de Raadt smells an 'agenda'
A proposal to add the Rust-rewritten uutils to OpenBSD's ports tree met firm pushback from Stuart Henderson and Theo de Raadt.
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SparrowMap: Cameras That Watch Government Cars
The project proposes turning an old phone into a camera that recognizes government vehicles on the streets and plots them on a shared map, destroying data about everyone else right on the device.
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antirez releases h3.c — a C engine for MiniMax-H3 video generation on Apple Silicon
Salvatore Sanfilippo, the author of Redis, has unveiled a native inference engine for the MiniMax-H3 model, generating video with sound directly on Apple chips via Metal.
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Python 3.14 without an interpreter: a project compiles code “to the metal”
A project called pon has been published on GitHub that compiles Python 3.14 code directly into machine code, bypassing the interpreter. The publication drew notable interest from Hacker News users.
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OpenPrinter Sparked a Lively Discussion on Hacker News
A project called OpenPrinter, featured on opentools.studio, drew a notable response from the Hacker News audience.
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How to Call Native Linux Code from a Wine Process
The site arcanenibble.com has published an article on a technique for calling native Linux code directly from a process running under Wine.
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GNOME 51 Alpha Released
The GNOME developers have unveiled the alpha release of GNOME 51 — the first step toward the stable version, whose release is scheduled for September.