Daemonarchy brings an Omarchy-style Hyprland desktop to FreeBSD CURRENT. Jordan Hubbard built it with help from AI coding assistants and shipped 10 releases in about 10 days.
At Oracle AI World, SUSE made its entire stack available on Oracle Marketplace, enabled Multi-Linux Manager and Multi-Linux Support for OCI workloads, and opened billing through Oracle Universal Credits.
A Tesla Semi caught fire on southbound I-880 in Hayward, California, on Tuesday evening with no collision involved. The driver was unhurt, and southbound lanes stayed closed for about 10 hours.
A Tesla recruiter says the company is “officially coming to Vietnam,” with five openings in sales, service, charging, HR and purchasing after a $3 million subsidiary was registered in September.
After Gov. Ron DeSantis asked for Tesla Robotaxi to cover Florida beaches, Musk replied “Coming soon,” while Texas registrations now show 544 Cybercabs versus 507 Model Ys.
Ship 42 fired all six Raptor engines at Starbase on October 27, two days after Booster 22’s 33-engine test, leaving both Flight 15 vehicles through static fire.
In comments to the FAA, SpaceX said it alone expects to conduct 10,000 launches a year and called for dedicated launch and reentry corridors and modernized airspace management.
Today’s roundup: Red Hat, SpaceX, Tesla news from the past day, with links to full write-ups.
At Red Hat Summit: Connect Seoul, Red Hat recognized BC Card for an OpenShift AI platform and KEPCO KDN for a container-based SCADA modernization.
Tesla’s driverless fleet logged 438,000 miles in Austin in one week, edging Waymo’s Q2 Austin average. Musk called it “never a real contest,” but national numbers tell a different story.
