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VOL. I·NO. 01
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026
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  1. 001Hacker NewsSEP · 18English

    Show HN: Microsoft Office running with Wine on Linux with no virtualization

    A NixOS flake enables Microsoft 365 to run on Linux via Wine and GE-Proton without virtualization, downloading Office at install time and using a minimal licensing shim to bypass Windows SPP validation. Word successfully starts and displays its interface, though full activation and licensing verification remain incomplete as of September 2026.

    By Tombert
  2. 002Hacker NewsSEP · 18English

    My Proxmox LVM pool died and I'm fine with that

    A high school student shut down their public-facing homelab services, including a 3-year-old Gitea instance, after a RAID 5 migration corrupted VM disk images. They decided against recovery and scaling back instead, citing the operational burden of maintaining secure internet-exposed services as a student with limited time.

    By benjaminhays
  3. 003Hacker NewsSEP · 18English

    Using steal time to moderate CPU demands

    A patch series from Shrikanth Hegde proposes using steal time metrics to help virtual machines voluntarily reduce CPU demands during contention. The mechanism maintains a preferred CPU set that shrinks when steal time exceeds thresholds, concentrating workloads on fewer CPUs to mitigate performance degradation from lock contention and preemption.

    By Jonathan Corbet August
  4. 004Hacker NewsSEP · 18English

    Running Doom on Linux inside TinyEmu inside Docker inside WASM inside Electron

    A developer successfully ran Doom on Linux inside TinyEmu within Docker, WASM, and Electron using pi-box, an AI agent system. The project leveraged deepseek-4.1 to overcome technical challenges with the AgentVM's persistent filesystem, framebuffer, and sound support. The achievement demonstrates the maturity of the pi-box platform and its ability to handle complex system tasks autonomously.

    By Andreas