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TUXEDO BM15 presented: Linux business notebook focuses on repairability and security  Basic Tutorials

Debian's next release just made it near-impossible for tampered binaries to sneak onto your PC  XDA

Pi Slate – A Raspberry Pi 5 handheld Linux cyberdeck with a 5-inch 1920×720 touchscreen display  CNX Software

Linuxiac Weekly Wrap-Up: Week 19, 2026 (May 4 – 10)  Linuxiac

Linus Torvalds just issued the third weekly test candidate of the Linux 7.1 kernel with around a third of the patches being for the networking subsystem...

Linux 7.1-rc3 Released With Many Networking Changes  Phoronix

Parallel bug discovery triggers premature Linux LPE disclosure  iTnews

PamDOORa Linux Backdoor: How Malicious PAM Modules Steal SSH Credentials and Evade Detection in Enterprise Environments  Rescana

I installed Linux on my gaming PC and stopped dual-booting Windows for good  MakeUseOf

Why I just can't love Linux Mint  How-To Geek

Official JDownloader site served malware to Windows and Linux users between May 6 and May 7  Security Affairs

Critical New Linux Zero-Day Leaked—What Admins Need To Do Now  Forbes

AMD's legendary K5, its first independently-designed processor, is being removed from the Linux kernel — 4.3-million-transistor chip gets the axe because it lacks Time Stamp Counter (TSC) support, making it a coding burden  Tom's Hardware

How I use the Linux terminal without touching it: My secret to extreme automation  How-To Geek

Following a presentation at last week's Linux storage, file-system, memory management and BPF summit (LSFMM) in Croatia where Linux I/O overhead compared to the Storage Performance Development Kit (SPDK) was presented, Jens Axboe was motivated to pursue some new Linux kernel optimizations for greater per-core I/O performance. This lead IO_uring developer and Linux block maintainer has managed to achieve around a 60% increase to the per-core I/O performance with his latest patches...

Axboe Hacking On New Linux Patches For 60% Increase To Per-Core I/O Performance  Phoronix

With half-way through the Debian 14 "Forky" development cycle, the Debian release team is out with an update this weekend and some big news...

The newest open-source AMD Linux driver on the Linux kernel mailing list that has recently been undergoing review is prom21-xhci that exposes the temperature sensors found on the AMD Promontory 21 chipsets' xHCI controllers...

OpenAI's Coding Agent Helped Create A New AMD Temperature Driver For Linux  Phoronix

PenguinBurner adds automatic undervolting for Nvidia graphics cards on Linux.  GameGPU