Linux is already part of the AI developer’s desktop toolkit. Nvidia’s DGX Spark , which became available to order on October 15, 2025, runs the Ubuntu-based DGX OS . OpenAI’s Codex CLI already supports Linux, another example of AI tools meeting developers where they work. There’s just one problem. Developers can fall in love with Linux at home. Getting enterprise IT to let them use it at work is another matter. Angelo Huang , founder and CEO of Swif.ai , a platform that manages and secures employee devices, wants to change that. Huang tells The New Stack that giving developers Linux machines...

Source: The New Stack