Linux Recent Activity: AMDGPU, CAN, and SMB Stability Fixes

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The Linux kernel is the upstream kernel behind most Linux systems, and this recent activity is worth reading if you ship kernels or debug hardware oddities. The headline change is AMDGPU display and resume stability, backed by a wider batch of CAN BCM, SMB, and suspend fixes across 189 commits in the staged review.

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n8n 2.29.7 - Code Node and Salesforce Fixes

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n8n [email protected] was published on July 7, 2026, as a stable patch release for the n8n automation platform. The main fix is in core: the Code node should no longer fail only because a workflow also contains an AI tool. This release is not marked as a prerelease.

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Jenkins 2.572 - Deserialization Guardrails and UI Fixes

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Jenkins jenkins-2.572 was published on July 7, 2026 as a regular weekly release, not a prerelease. The most important change for administrators is tighter deserialization behavior in core, with new limits around PersistedList, COWL, and Object fields.

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ingestr v1.0.67 - Metrics Type Defaults

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ingestr v1.0.67 was published on July 7, 2026. This release is not marked as a prerelease, and the one clear user facing change in the notes is an adjustment to default metrics types. For teams that run ingestr in scheduled data movement jobs, this is the kind of small data shape change that deserves a quick schema and downstream check before the next run.

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mangos CI Keeps GitHub Actions Go Setup Current

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mangos is a pure Go implementation of the SP messaging protocols used by nanomsg style systems. This week is small but useful: the project moved its Go setup step to actions/setup-go@v7 across the main CI workflows, which keeps Linux, macOS, Windows, and coverage checks on the same current GitHub Actions base.

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