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For those still on the FreeBSD 13 series with not having migrated yet to FreeBSD 14, FreeBSD 13.3 was released overnight as the newest incremental update to this mature BSD platform...

AMDGPU driver for Linux 6.7 enforces lower power limits from vBIOS  GamingOnLinux

Amazon ECS adds gMSA authentication for Linux containers for AWS Fargate  AWS Blog

Building a Retro Linux Gaming Computer Part 39: Beyond Heretic  GamingOnLinux

NixBSD: This Project Mixes FreeBSD and NixOS in One!  It's FOSS News

AMD Sets Safety Power Limits on Radeon GPUs for Linux Users: New Boundaries Defined  BNN Breaking

AMD Implements a Cap On Radeon GPUs Power Limits In Linux With New AMDGPU Driver Update  Wccftech

Linux crosses four per cent market share  Fudzilla

Linux crosses four per cent market share  Fudzilla

Panthor open-source driver for Arm Mali-G310, Mali-G510, Mali-G610, and Mali-G710 GPUs to be part of Linux 6.10  CNX Software

Building a Retro Linux Gaming Computer Part 39: Beyond Heretic  GamingOnLinux

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GTPDOOR – Previously Unknown Linux Malware Attack Telecom Networks  GBHackers

GStreamer 1.24 is out today as a major enhancement to this open-source multimedia framework...

Pacman 6.1.0 Elevates Arch Linux Management: Enhanced Security, Usability, and Support  BNN Breaking

Pacman 6.1.0 Elevates Arch Linux: Introduces Cache Server Support, Enhanced Security  BNN Breaking

AMD won't be able to fix HDMI 2.1 errors on Linux thanks to the HDMI Forums  PC Guide - For The Latest PC Hardware & Tech News

Secure ShellFish might be the best SSH GUI client for MacOS  ZDNet

The AMDGPU Linux driver up until the recent Linux 6.7 kernel release has let you lower the power limit of your graphics card with, well, no limits... This has allowed AMD Radeon Linux users to limit their GPU power draw when desiring for power/efficiency reasons. But since Linux 6.7 they've begun enforcing a lower-power limit set by the respective graphics card BIOS. Users petitioned to have this change reverted but in the name of safety this lower-limit enforcement will stand...

AMDGPU Linux Driver No Longer Lets You Have Unlimited Control To Lower Your Power Limit  Phoronix