Microsoft makes Zork open-source

Proxmox 9.1 now supports running Docker containers natively using OCI images. This integration allows users to leverage the flexibility and efficiency of Docker within the Proxmox virtualization environment, enhancing deployment options for developers and system administrators.

Microsoft has announced that it is making the classic text-based adventure games Zork I, II, and III open source under the MIT License. This initiative was carried out in collaboration with Jason Scott from the company's Open Source Programs Office.

Windows 1.0 was released 40 years ago, marking the beginning of Microsoft's journey towards becoming a dominant player in the technology industry. While it did not revolutionize the market at the time, it established a foundation for future innovations and developments within the Windows operating system.

A new operating system has been developed with the aim of providing some compatibility with macOS. This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to create alternatives to mainstream operating systems, catering to users seeking different functionalities and experiences.

Microsoft has announced that its Copilot feature will be able to complete coding tasks quickly, claiming it can 'finish your code before you finish your coffee.' This announcement has led to a wave of negative reactions from Windows 11 users, who have responded with trolling and criticism regarding the AI's capabilities and implications.

Android and iPhone users can now share files starting with the Pixel 10, as the Android Quick Share feature has been updated to work with Apple's AirDrop. This integration allows seamless file sharing between Android and Apple devices, enhancing user experience and connectivity across platforms.

Tangent is an open-source security data pipeline recently showcased on Hacker News. This project aims to streamline the collection, processing, and analysis of security-related data, providing developers with a robust framework to enhance their cybersecurity efforts. The initiative reflects a growing trend towards open-source solutions in the tech community, promoting collaboration and innovation.

Firefox 147 will implement support for the XDG Base Directory Specification, enhancing its compatibility with user configuration and data storage standards. This update is expected to streamline file management for users by adhering to established directory structures.