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    ReactOS NtGetCurrentProcessorNumberEx Adds First NT6 Kernel Call

    ReactOS has integrated NtGetCurrentProcessorNumberEx, described in the project’s announcement on X as its first NT6 system call, into the open-source operating system’s kernel. The function identifies the logical processor on which the current thread is running, but the update has no noticeable...
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    Microsoft Drives Windows Driver Security Forward with Rust Integration

    As the software landscape continually evolves, Microsoft’s renewed push for secure coding has taken a pivotal turn with the formal encouragement of Rust as a first-class language for Windows driver development. This strategic endorsement, once a future-looking promise, is rapidly becoming...
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    Fedora Linux Joins Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL): A New Era for Developers

    In a move emblematic of the evolving relationship between Microsoft and the open-source community, Fedora Linux has officially joined the array of distributions available through the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) on Windows. This noteworthy milestone, widely reported and confirmed by trusted...
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    Microsoft Open Sources Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL): What Developers Need to Know

    Microsoft’s decision to open source the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) marks one of the most significant inflection points in its continuing journey toward openness and community-driven development. This move, revealed during the Build 2025 developer keynote, signals Microsoft’s renewed...
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    Telefónica and Microsoft Expand Collaboration to Boost Open Gateway Adoption

    In a move poised to reshape the telecommunications landscape, Telefónica and Microsoft have announced an expanded collaboration aimed at accelerating the adoption of Open Gateway throughout the industry—powered by Kernel technology. This fresh development marks another significant step in a...
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    Chaos Averted: Intel and AMD Rescue Linux 6.13 from Microsoft Code Flaw

    In a storyline straight out of an IT soap opera, Intel and AMD developers recently swooped in like caped crusaders to rescue the Linux 6.13 kernel after a coding entry by a Microsoft engineer took it a bit too close to the edge of disaster. With the final stable release of Linux 6.13 around the...