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What does an AI-native feature change at the operating-system layer?

What AI changes in the OS

The openKylin team on openKylin 3.0, the project's roadmap and what AI-native features change at the operating-system layer.

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openKylin is an open source Linux distribution community. It was a Diamond sponsor of Open Source Summit Europe 2026, with RISC-V hardware on its stand.

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Why this conversation

Mid-morning on the Thursday, before they flew home, the openKylin team hosted the show at their booth. The conversation was about openKylin 3.0, the project’s roadmap and what AI-native features change at the operating-system layer.

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The episode is recorded and in the edit. Like every episode it goes out on YouTube first, then on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Amazon Music. The story of the week it was filmed is in Open Source Summit Europe 2026: who we met.

About The openKylin team

openKylin is an open source Linux distribution community. It was a Diamond sponsor of Open Source Summit Europe 2026, with RISC-V hardware on its stand.

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