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    <title>Sunday, October 4, 2026</title>
    <description>Linux kernel: seven stable releases shipped October 3 (7.2.9 through 5.10.271), signed off by Greg Kroah-Hartman, all dominated by memory-safety fixes found largely by fuzzers (syzbot) and AI-assisted tooling; 7.3-rc5 in final stabilization (Cache Aware Scheduling fixes, HID support, graphics fixes, Logitech Bolt rollback); AMD sent new GPU hardware enablement for Linux 7.4 Distros: Ubuntu 26.10 "Stonking Stingray" beta landed October 1 — Linux 7.3 release-candidate kernel, GNOME 51, completed transition of coreutils to Rust (uutils); final release October 15; KDE Plasma 6.8 ships October 14 f</description>
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