Today, we are proud to announce the availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 10.3 and RHEL 9.9. Today's launch is about reinforcing the platform's foundation to meet the evolving security, operational, and AI-driven demands of the modern enterprise. RHEL 10.3 and 9.9 deliver on this necessity by integrating zero trust architectures, and strengthening digital sovereignty, all while providing AI-augmented, production-ready diagnostic tools and upholding the uncompromising stability our customers expect. AI-driven threats move with unprecedented speed, which means traditional security is no longer enough. Red Hat has shifted toward a model of proactive resilience, where security is fundamentally integrated with intelligence. By using AI-augmented diagnostics to predict vulnerabilities and implement automated, intelligent remediation, we are defending infrastructure while actively hardening it against the next generation of sophisticated threats.
Unraid OS 7.4.0 is now available as the latest stable release. It adds multiple custom networks and memory limits for Docker containers, Mover progress tracking, improved file operations, a shared task tray, and new boot-device backup and power-button options. This release also includes WebGUI and Unraid API security fixes, updates the Linux kernel to 6.18.60, and updates base packages to address reported CVEs. Highlights: multiple Docker networks - container templates can now attach to more than one custom network, those attachments stay in place when a container is updated or recreated; docker memory limits - Docker Add/Edit forms include a memory limit field in Advanced View; mover progress - mover now tracks progress and status and it preserves hard links while moving files; shared task tray - manage background operations from one task tray, with live or completed output available from any browser tab....
Today, we are proud to announce the availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 10.3 and RHEL 9.9. Today's launch is about reinforcing the platform's foundation to meet the evolving security, operational, and AI-driven demands of the modern enterprise. RHEL 10.3 and 9.9 deliver on this necessity by integrating zero trust architectures, and strengthening digital sovereignty, all while providing AI-augmented, production-ready diagnostic tools and upholding the uncompromising stability our customers expect. AI-driven threats move with unprecedented speed, which means traditional security is no longer enough. Red Hat has shifted toward a model of proactive resilience, where security is fundamentally integrated with intelligence. By using AI-augmented diagnostics to predict vulnerabilities and implement automated, intelligent remediation, we are defending infrastructure while actively hardening it against the next generation of sophisticated threats.
UOS AI gets a major upgrade - system-level intelligence for the Agent OS, within easy reach. Retrieve anything from your entire disk with a single sentence - every document on your computer becomes knowledge you can call on at any time. MCP, Skills, and dedicated agent capabilities now share a unified entry point, with UOS AI automatically dispatching whatever capability a task requires. The system takes the initiative, so your work moves faster. Significantly better stability and performance: new freeze protection keeps the taskbar, launcher and system monitor responsive even when the system is severely stalled. The control center home page loads far faster, and commonly used applications start quickly even under heavy load, so the system stays smooth over long-term use. Effortless system maintenance and data protection - snapshot and restore in the immutable system is more intuitive - snapshots can be saved to a local disk, USB drive, or portable hard drive, and restores can be started from a chosen location. PC Manager is now included in the image by default, combining detection, cleanup and repair in one place, making system maintenance as simple as a health check.
This release presents the new Linux kernel 7.3.1 as well as the new version 156.0.8078.47-1 of the web browser Google-Chrome-Stable. In addition, among other things, Starbuntu has completely rewritten its installation routine so that this program runs much more user-friendly and reports every step going to be accomplished.