Ubuntu speeds up kernel updates as AI uncovers more security holes
Canonical is changing Ubuntu's kernel update schedule. Security patches will now arrive every two weeks as AI tools uncover more vulnerabilities than ever.
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Devil May Cry HD Collection now works on SteamOS and Linux
Years of broken cutscenes and video crashes are over. Devil May Cry HD Collection finally runs as it should on SteamOS and Linux after a key Capcom update.