В феврале 2001 года команды IPLabs Linux Team и LRN решили объединиться, а результатом объединения стала компания ALT Linux. На протяжении четверти века мы вносим весомый вклад в разработку свободного программного обеспечения в России.

В активе команды — миллионы строк кода, сотрудничество с лидерами международного Open Source-движения и один из крупнейших независимых репозиториев свободного ПО в мире — «Сизиф».

На протяжении 25 лет мы неизменно следуем простому, но великому принципу:

«Интеллектуальный вклад каждого — достояние всех»

Именно такой подход позволяет нам решать важнейшую государственную задачу в обеспечении технологической независимости страны в сфере информационных технологий.

Спасибо каждому, кто был с нами все эти годы!

https://www.linux.org.ru/news/russia/18226842

Опубликовано: Sun, 22 Feb 2026 11:03:45 GMT
Канал: Все статьи подряд / DIY или Сделай сам / Хабр

Привет, Хабр. Меня зовут Денис, и я люблю 3D-печать. Как и в любой компании с дружным коллективом, у нас в Cloud.ru есть много сообществ по интересам, одним из которых является кружок очумелых печатников. Со временем чат, где мы обсуждаем приемы моделирования, аспекты печати, принтеры, спорим про пластик и делимся моделями, так разросся, что кажется, пора показать немного его содержимого кому-то за пределами компании. Не пропадать же такому добру! Читать далее]]>

https://habr.com/ru/companies/cloud_ru/articles/1001476/

Programmer/entrepreneur Paul Ford is the co-founder of AI-driven business software platform Aboard. This week he wrote a guest essay for the New York Times titled "The AI Disruption Has Arrived, and It Sure Is Fun," arguing that Anthropic's Claude Code "was always a helpful coding assistant, but in November it suddenly got much better, and ever since I've been knocking off side projects that had sat in folders for a decade or longer... [W]hen the stars align and my prompts work out, I can do hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of work for fun (fun for me) over weekends and evenings, for the price of the Claude $200-a-month."

He elaborates on his point on the Aboard.com blog:

I'm deeply convinced that it's possible to accelerate software development with AI coding — not deprofessionalize it entirely, or simplify it so that everything is prompts, but make it into a more accessible craft. Things which not long ago cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to pull off might come for hundreds of dollars, and be doable by you, or your cousin. This is a remarkable accelerant, dumped into the public square at a bad moment, with no guidance or manual — and the reaction of many people who could gain the most power from these tools is rejection and anxiety. But as I wrote....

I believe there are millions, maybe billions, of software products that don't exist but should: Dashboards, reports, apps, project trackers and countless others. People want these things to do their jobs, or to help others, but they can't find the budget. They make do with spreadsheets and to-do lists.

I don't expect to change any minds; that's not how minds work. I just wanted to make sure that I used the platform offered by the Times to say, in as cheerful a way as possible: Hey, this new power is real, and it should be in as many hands as possible. I believe everyone should have good software, and that it's more possible now than it was a few years ago.

From his guest essay:

Is the software I'm making for myself on my phone as good as handcrafted, bespoke code? No. But it's immediate and cheap. And the quantities, measured in lines of text, are large. It might fail a company's quality test, but it would meet every deadline. That is what makes A.I. coding such a shock to the system... What if software suddenly wanted to ship? What if all of that immense bureaucracy, the endless processes, the mind-boggling range of costs that you need to make the computer compute, just goes?

That doesn't mean that the software will be good. But most software today is not good. It simply means that products could go to market very quickly. And for lots of users, that's going to be fine. People don't judge A.I. code the same way they judge slop articles or glazed videos. They're not looking for the human connection of art. They're looking to achieve a goal. Code just has to work... In about six months you could do a lot of things that took me 20 years to learn. I'm writing all kinds of code I never could before — but you can, too. If we can't stop the freight train, we can at least hop on for a ride.

The simple truth is that I am less valuable than I used to be. It stings to be made obsolete, but it's fun to code on the train, too. And if this technology keeps improving, then all of the people who tell me how hard it is to make a report, place an order, upgrade an app or update a record — they could get the software they deserve, too. That might be a good trade, long term.

[ Read more of this story ]( https://developers.slashdot.org/story/26/02/22/0620244/has-the-ai-disruption-arrived---and-will-it-just-make-software-cheaper-and-more-accessible?utm_source=atom1.0moreanon&utm_medium=feed ) at Slashdot.

12-го Января 2026 вышла новая версия SpiderBasic 3.20

Программа предназначена для создания приложений для Android. Синтаксис бейсикоподобный. Компилятор преобразует код в JavaScript, который работает внутри контейнера Cordova, который в свою очередь получает доступ к фукнциям текущей системы.

Для установки вам понадобится установить пакеты npm, curl, openjdk-21-jre, openjdk-21-jdk и отдельно gradle-8.13 и выполнить скрипт install-cordova.sh.
Для подписки APK-приложений установить пакет apksigner.

Возможности:

• в новых версиях добавлен современный интерфейс в библиотеке Mobile;

• с помощью Спрайтов можно создавать 2D игры;

• с помощью Canvas можно нарисовать любой интерфейс;

• также много других библиотек, 2D-рисование, векторное рисование, математические, списки, массивы, карты, регулярные выражения, упаковщики, шифрование, геолокация, тачскрин и т. д.;

• синтаксис аналогичен PureBasic, поэтому код переносимый между SpiderBasic и PureBasic с небольшими модификациями.

https://www.linux.org.ru/news/proprietary/18226599