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Fine-tuning is becoming more accessible for developers.
Nihal Kaul looks at the open source tools helping teams adapt LLMs for domain-specific behavior, from LoRA and QLoRA to Axolotl and Unsloth.
https://allthingsopen.org/articles/llm-fine-tuning-open-source-developer-workflow
Early Bird registration for All Things Open 2026 is now open.
Save 50% on select tickets through June 12 and join the community October 19–20 in Raleigh for AI workshops, deep dives, open source discussions, networking, and more.
https://2026.allthingsopen.org/early-bird-now-open-through-june-12
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Many early Linux problems are preventable.
Learn Linux TV covers five common mistakes new users make, including relying on outdated kernels, running as root, and skipping compatibility testing before installation.
A practical guide for anyone beginning their Linux journey.
https://allthingsopen.org/articles/5-common-mistakes-new-linux-users
All Things Open 2026 is shifting to a simpler, more focused format shaped by community feedback.
Monday, October 19 is for deep dives, workshops, and co-located events. Tuesday, October 20 brings the full conference experience with keynotes, 18 tracks, and 100+ speakers.
https://2026.allthingsopen.org/2026-format-overview-a-new-era
🚀 NEW on We ❤️ Open Source 🚀
Linux users aren't immune to browser scams, malicious downloads, or poor security habits.
Don Watkins (@linuxnerd) demonstrates how ClamAV and BleachBit complement each other—one scanning for malware, the other cleaning temporary files and system clutter—to support a healthier Linux environment.
https://allthingsopen.org/articles/clamav-bleachbit-linux-security-maintenance
All Things Open 2026 is officially underway.
This week's update includes Early Bird registration, a new website launch, a redesigned conference format, and the first speakers announced for October in Raleigh.
Read the full email update:
https://mailchi.mp/allthingsopen/2026-early-bird-opens-now-open
🚀 NEW on We ❤️ Open Source 🚀
Bryan Behrenshausen (@semioticrobotic) explains open source software through a simple cookie recipe analogy that makes the concept approachable and practical.
This short explainer highlights why transparency, collaboration, and openness matter in the software powering our daily lives.
https://allthingsopen.org/articles/what-is-open-source-plain-english-explainer
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Don Watkins (@linuxnerd) compares Snap and Flatpak through a practical Linux lens: sandboxing, storage efficiency, distro support, and ecosystem philosophy.
https://allthingsopen.org/articles/snap-flatpak-linux-packaging-guide
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Recency bias is real — and it quietly shapes performance reviews, promotions, and visibility inside organizations.
Ben Balter explains why maintaining a simple “ship log” or brag doc helps document impact, surface contributions, and make async work more visible over time.
https://allthingsopen.org/articles/brag-doc-fight-recency-bias-promotion
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Ubuntu 26.04 LTS finalizes Ubuntu’s move to Wayland while adding GNOME 50 improvements, HDR support, and better GPU acceleration for AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA users.
Learn Linux TV walks through the release and explains why this LTS upgrade may be worth considering for Linux desktop users.
https://allthingsopen.org/articles/upgrade-linux-desktop-ubuntu-26-04-lts
