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- 1Linux Foundation launches LF India to expand open source work▼Linux Foundation launches LF India to boost open source innovation
The Linux Foundation has launched LF India, a new regional initiative aimed at strengthening open source innovation across the country. The move is intended to support developers, expand collaboration on open source projects, and deepen India's role in the global open source ecosystem.
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The Linux Foundation has announced the launch of LF India, a new regional initiative extending the open source organisation's presence into India. The move aims to support India's growing developer community and expand collaboration on open source projects in the region. Details on specific programmes and partners have not yet been made widely available.
- 3European Q-VERSE project launches quantum software stack effort●Europäischer Software-Stack für Quantencomputer Im September ist das europäische Forschungsprojekt Q-VERSE gestartet. Es
The European research project Q-VERSE started in September with the goal of building a software stack for quantum computers that supports multiple hardware platforms. The initiative, reported by Linux Magazine, aims to give Europe an independent, platform-agnostic software foundation for quantum computing, an area currently dominated by vendors tied to specific machines.
- 4Defold Engine ships version 1.13.2●Defold Engine: version 1.13.2 released https:// playingtux.com/en/articles/202 6/09/defold-v1132-released/ # Linux # Gam
The Defold Foundation has released version 1.13.2 of its Defold game engine, a free, open-source tool used to build 2D and 3D games across platforms, including Linux. The point update is being shared among Linux gaming and game development communities, where Defold is a popular lightweight alternative to engines like Unity and Godot.