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ULS 263: Getting Back With My X - Torvalds Embraces AI Tools for the Linux Kernel

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ULS 263: Getting Back With My X - Torvalds Embraces AI Tools for the Linux Kernel

This week, we're talking Open Source X, the new normal at the Linux Kernel, and the not-liquid glass in the newest COSMIC release. We check in on Flathub's AI ban, get a sneak peek at the code behind Valve's VR project, and more! For tips, we have memReady to decode your ram details, mount point to get details about whether a drive is mounted, and the Meshtastic Desktop app now available on FlatHub. You can find the show notes at https://bit.ly/44zt4oS and have a great week!

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