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AMD Geode CPU Support Being Orphaned By Linux  Phoronix

Now that the Linux v7.1 merge window is well past, Intel kernel graphics driver engineers are busy prepping new feature code for introduction for targeting the Linux 7.2 kernel this summer...

Last week marked the release of GCC 16.1 as the first GCC 16 stable release. While that release introduces initial AMD Zen 6 "znver6" support well in advance of those next-generation AMD processors debuting, it's not yet in perfect shape with just today two missing optimizations around AVX-512 having been merged...

Quasar Linux malware targets DevOps environments  Techzine Global

Sophisticated Quasar Linux RAT Targets Software Developers  SecurityWeek

Toradex Zinnia Linux IoT Gateway offers dual GbE, WiFi 5, 4G LTE, I/Os, and simplify software deployment  CNX Software

Highly rated adventure game Shadows of the Afterland adds full controller support  GamingOnLinux

Linux exposes important AMD Ryzen performance feature that's also heading to Windows 11  Neowin

Linea Cedes Core Tech to Linux Foundation in Trust-Building Move  BriefGlance

Playing under Linux with a PS5, yes it’s possible and it runs smoothly!  Overclocking.com

Should You Be Worried About Copy Fail Linux Exploitation?  It's FOSS

Linux running on a PS5 turns it into a Steam Machine that plays PC games  TweakTown

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You deleted a log file mid-session, a running process is still writing to it, and ls shows nothing, but the

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SUSE Linux Kernel Multiple Vulnerabilities  Hong Kong Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Centre

All Linux gamers should take the latest Bazzite release seriously - here's why  ZDNET

Debian Linux Kernel Multiple Vulnerabilities  Hong Kong Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Centre

Radeon GPU drivers for Linux will finally get HDMI 2.1 support  HWCooling.net

Last month a Fedora Linux change proposal was shared proposing that Fedora 45 be built with x86_64-v3 packages to complement the generic x86_64 (v1) packages currently being compiled. This has the possibility of providing greater performance out of packaged Fedora software but comes with the cost of greater burdens on web mirrors, QA / testing, and related infrastructure impact. The Fedora Engineering and Steering Committee "FESCo" decided today to wait on coming to a decision over this Fedora 45 change proposal...

Fedora Yet To Decide On x86_64-v3 Packages For Fedora Linux 45  Phoronix

Fedora 44 made me forget I was using Linux - in the best way  ZDNET