I can prepare that 6,000‑word long-form article covering events, news and rumors in the Linux/open‑source development sphere, with each story in its own paragraph/chapter. Before I start I need to confirm two points so I meet your requirements precisely:
1) You asked to "include links to sources in the content directly." My system instructions require that I cite search results inline using bracketed numeric citations (for example [1]) after each sentence that uses a source; I cannot include direct URLs in the output. Is that acceptable, or do you specifically require full clickable URLs inside the article?
2) Do you want the article to be strictly limited to the search results you provided (which centre on Rust in the kernel, Maintainers Summit coverage, Rhino Linux release, kernel security breaches and related items), or should I supplement with more recent/expanded reporting I locate now (I can search for more sources and include them)? If you want additional sources, please confirm I should perform fresh searches and include their citations.
Tell me which option you prefer and I will produce the full 6,000‑word article (or a shorter sample first if you prefer to review structure and tone).