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Redox now multithreaded by default

Can these months please stop passing us by this quickly? It seems we're getting a monthly Redox update every other week now, and that's not right. Anyway, what have the people behind this Rust-based operating system been up to this past month?

One of the biggest changes this month is that Redox is now multithreaded by default, at least on x86 machines. Unsurprisin

osnews.com/story/143493/redox-

www.osnews.comRedox now multithreaded by default – OSnews

Today I tried #RedoxOS. It‘s a wonderful small „unix/linux“ based on a microkernel. The whole OS was written in rust. It is very early in development and does not run on every machine.

I managed to install it on an old x86 sub notebook with a atom cpu. The whole image (including Doom) is less than 1GB. It boots at lightspeed. And it is a very nice glimpse of what‘s coming next.

I like it. #linux #microkernel #rust

Yes, Redox can run on some smartphones

I had the pleasure of going to RustConf 2025 in Seattle this year. During the conference, I met lots of new people, but in particular, I had the pleasure of spending a large portion of the conference hanging out with Jeremy Soller of Redox and System76. Eventually, we got chatting about EFI and bootloaders, and my contributions to PostmarketOS, and my experien

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www.osnews.comYes, Redox can run on some smartphones – OSnews
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FOSS NEWS

Mastodon plans to roll out post quoting with protection options in version 4.5, will be available on mastodon.online and mastodon.social next week:
betanews.com/2025/09/12/mastod

PeerTube Adds Live Stream Scheduling Option in Latest Release:
news.itsfoss.com/peertube-7-3/

Bluesky launches a new private bookmarks feature:
alternativeto.net/news/2025/9/

Firefox 143 will include Google Lens integration, more search integrations (e.g. for stock market data), offline AI model (Page Buddy):
omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/09/firefo
(Yeah more Google spyware! More garbage for LibreWolf devs to remove...)

Firefox launches a new AI-powered 'shake to summarize' feature for iOS devices:
alternativeto.net/news/2025/9/

Mullvad VPN adds QUIC obfuscation for WireGuard to bypass censorship:
alternativeto.net/news/2025/9/

Signal Introduces Paid Features (e.g. paid storage options):
news.itsfoss.com/signal-secure

Spotube 5.0 released with plugin-based support for music metadata services (MusicBrainz and ListenBrainz), playback and performance improvements, etc.:
alternativeto.net/news/2025/9/

Immich 1.141 improves beta timeline, adds similar photo search & DigitalOcean deployment:
alternativeto.net/news/2025/9/

Redox OS plans for multiple editions, better hardware and software support, expanding programming language and build system support, COSMIC desktop and Wayland support, etc.:
phoronix.com/news/Redox-OS-202

BetaNews · Mastodon to roll out post quoting with powerful protection optionsMastodon is to roll out the ability to quote other people’s posts in your own posts on the decentralized social platform. This is something that has been a

Ходжу кругами довкола #RedoxOS. Хто не знає - це така спроба написати мікроядерну віську на #Rust з нуля. Але от парадокс: там немає рідного #Cargo а весь софт базується на портах, схоже до фряхи.

Якщо зненацька хтось помітить там завіз цього пакетника - маякніть!
https://redox-os.org/news/

А взагалі, я поступово скочуюсь до рівня операційних систем, ось надибав такий вже не новий проектик, кому цікаво до кави:
https://os.phil-opp.com

redox-os.orgNews - Redox - Your Next(Gen) OSThe Redox official website

Redox gets COSMIC Readers and tons of bugfixes

The months keep slipping through our fingers, during this, our slow but relentless march towards the inevitability of certain death, so it's time for another month of improvements to Redox, the general-purpose microkernel operating system written in Rust. This past month the work to bring various components of system76's COSMIC desktop environ

osnews.com/story/143242/redox-

www.osnews.comRedox gets COSMIC Readers and tons of bugfixes – OSnews

Redox gets network booting, work on UNIX domain sockets continues

Redox continues to make progress, and as another month has passed us by, it's time for another monthly update. This past month, the focus has been on UNIX domain sockets, which are needed for Redox' goal of running Wayland.

As we continue to move forward with our plans for Wayland, a key technology for

osnews.com/story/142704/redox-

www.osnews.comRedox gets network booting, work on UNIX domain sockets continues – OSnews

Redox gets X11 support, GTK3, and Mesa3D EGL

We've cleared another month by the skin of our teeth, so it's time for another month of progress in Redox, the Rest-based operating system. They've got a big one for us this month, as Redox can now run X11 applications in its Orbital display server, working in much the same way as XWayland. This X11 support includes DRI, but it doesn't yet fully sup

osnews.com/story/142504/redox-

www.osnews.comRedox gets X11 support, GTK3, and Mesa3D EGL – OSnews

Redox OS with Rust gets X11 support!

Redox OS was an independent operating system that was written with Rust to give you performance while ensuring memory safety thanks to Rust and its goals. It’s a microkernel-based general purpose operating system that aims to be Unix-like. Rust is a programming language that aims to be a memory-safe version of C and C++, while being suitable for most applications.

Recently, Redox OS has gotten X11 support and GTK 3 support according to their official blog post. This was done directly in the Orbital display server, which Redox OS internally uses for the GUI to enable user interaction with common applications, such as web browsers. X11 applications can now run on Redox OS using a separate X11 window!

Conceptually, this is similar to how X11 programs run on Wayland on a conventional Linux system using XWayland. Applying the same concept idea to the Orbital display server with X11 applications, you can now run traditional X11 applications.

The DRI backend? Yes! Redox OS also contains this backend to improve rendering performance, and it improves user experience. However, it doesn’t support full graphics acceleration yet, so you can’t run demanding games on it. The Redox OS team expects that this code will become part of their Wayland support.

The GTK 3 toolkit has been ported to Redox OS to allow GTK 3 applications to run on the X11 server. In the same blog post, they’ve even shared how this support worked, using a demo application that uses GTK 3 with the OpenGL support window open. This is to showcase the huge milestone that Redox OS has gone through.

To download Redox OS, please follow the below links:

#news#Redox#RedoxOS

Redox gets services management, completes userspace process manager

Can someone please stop these months from coming and going, because I'm getting dizzy with yet another monthly report of all the progress made by Redox. Aside from the usual swath of improvements to the kernel, relibc, drivers, and so on, this month saw the completion of the userspace process manager.

osnews.com/story/142291/redox-

www.osnews.comRedox gets services management, completes userspace process manager – OSnews

This month in Redox, March 2025

Another month, another month of Redox improvements and bug fixes. This month saw a ton of work on process management as part of the NLnet grant, massive improvements to the USB stack, including a USB hub driver, as well as the usual kernel and driver improvements. On top of all this work, there's the usual long list of bugfixes and smaller improvements.

osnews.com/story/142073/this-m

www.osnews.comThis month in Redox, March 2025 – OSnews

Redox continues adding dynamic linking support

These months are coming and going way too fast, for a whole variety of reasons, so we've got another month of improvements for Redox, the operating system written in Rust. I February, January's work on dynamic linking continued, adding support for it to the recipes for Cargo, LLVM, Rust, libssh2, OpenSSL, zlib, COSMIC Terminal, NetSurf, libpng

osnews.com/story/141853/redox-

www.osnews.comRedox continues adding dynamic linking support – OSnews