Linus Torvalds has tried Vibe Coding and successfully had a Python audio tool written for him. However, he rejects it for the ...

It was on a very silly project, but with even Linux's creator now using AI, the debate over code quality, maintainability, and developer skills is likely to intensify.

If you're looking to migrate from Windows to Linux, you'll want a distribution with a familiar UI and a dependable base. VailuxOS easily checks both of those boxes.

The project, called AudioNoise, appeared on Torvalds' GitHub earlier this month. Written primarily in C, the program explores digital audio effects and signal processing. It grew ...

Linux and Git creator Linus Torvalds’ latest project contains code that was “basically written by vibe coding,” but you ...

Linus Torvalds, best known globally as the creator of the Linux kernel and Git, has acknowledged using Google Antigravity, in ...

Linux offers control, security, and freedom, but its learning curve, software, and hardware issues may challenge some users.

Tungsten Automation today announced the general availability of OmniPage Capture SDK 2025.3 for Linux, the latest release of ...

In an on-stage chat with Dirk Hohndel at the Open Source Summit Asia in November, he said that he was OK with vibe coding as ...

Linus Torvalds has revealed that parts of his new open-source project were built using Google Antigravity, saying ...

In a sign of the apocalypse, computing’s Mr Sweary, Linus Torvalds, has started fiddling with vibe coding. According to ZDNet, Torvalds is using Google’s Antigravity AI assistant to generate chunks… ...