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Ubisoft Blocks For Honor on Linux and Steam Deck from September 10

The news was revealed by It's FOSS on September 2: Ubisoft will block For Honor on Linux and the Steam Deck starting September 10. The decision forces any player using the open operating system on PC or Valve's handheld to abandon the game on the platform. There will be no last-minute surprise or official way to reverse the change, according to the publication.

Debian Decides Not to Ban AI-Generated Code in Linux

The Debian distribution voted to allow developers to use AI tools for code contributions, maintenance, and documentation, provided it is done responsibly. The decision, reported on September 1, 2026 by The Verge, marks an open stance in a debate dividing free software. The measure could influence other distributions and open source projects.

Steam Deck and SteamOS Surpass 30,000 Verified Games

Valve has reached the milestone of over 30,000 titles compatible with Steam Deck and SteamOS, including Verified and Playable ratings. The figure, reported by GamingOnLinux on August 31, 2026, highlights Proton's progress on Linux and positions the platform as a viable alternative to Windows.

Unofficial patch runs experimental DLSS 5 on RTX 4090 and 4080

An experimental version of DLSS 5, NVIDIA's new technology, was demonstrated on RTX 4090 and RTX 4080 graphics cards after modifications made by the community. The unofficial patch, which enables a pre-release neural rendering DLL, was verified on an RTX 4080 and shown on an RTX 4090. NVIDIA has not yet officially released DLSS 5, expected in the fall of 2026.

Linus Torvalds Uses AI to Hunt Kernel Bug and Finds One-Line Error

The creator of Linux turned to an AI assistant to track down a bug in the Intel Xe graphics driver that caused the GDM to restart endlessly on Battlemage cards. The AI did the heavy lifting but insisted the issue was unsolvable; Torvalds persisted and found the one-line error. The patch enters Linux 7.3 and will be backported.

DDR4 Prices Expected to Rise Up to 50% in the Third Quarter, Morgan Stanley Projects

Morgan Stanley predicts an increase of up to 50% in DDR4 memory prices in the third quarter, driven by reduced supply and manufacturers prioritizing HBM and DDR5. The information was released by GameVicio and reflects the components market transition. Consumers and companies still using DDR4 should feel the impact on their wallets.