… Microsoft explains the story of early MS-DOS development in this Microsoft Open Source blog post, making it clear that these releases are intended to make historically significant system software accessible for purposes of study, preservation, and curiosity. …
… OpenAI has yet to comment on The Information’s story, and like any report from anonymous industry sources, it should be taken with a grain of salt. But if we are just getting a glorified, ChatGPT-powered Echo speaker as our first OpenAI product, it will be quite a letdown. …
… Codex was originally released as an open-source command-line tool last April, before the macOS-native desktop app landed in early February. …
… AI agents existed well before OpenClaw, but the tool—an open-source side project from an Austrian developer who was recently scooped up by OpenAI—was the first of its kind to truly break into the mainstream. …
… That's what makes OpenAI's guidance for "creative drafting guardrails" so interesting... and important. …
… Like most options out there, Samsung Browser is based on Chromium, the open-source foundation for Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera... pretty much everything except Firefox and Safari. …
… Finally, Microsoft is making it open source, which will give app developers more freedom to tinker. Finally, Microsoft is trying to increase the performance of the Windows Subsystem for Linux, which it added GUI capabilities to in 2020 and released to open source last year. …
… A lot of this is around the banner of digital sovereignty, and they're asking if we can provide small-tech or open-source solutions. …
… It’s equally open source and free, for starters. …
… When in doubt, avoid unsolicited links and go straight to the source. …