Open-source News

Meet Rhino Linux : Ubuntu based + Rolling release + AUR  YouTube

How to Downgrade the Kernel in Ubuntu  groovyPost

BeepBerry handheld Linux computer drives 2.7-inch display with Raspberry Pi Zero W  CNX Software

New Linux flaws included in CISA vulnerability catalog  SC Media

Manage Package Dependencies on Linux Like a Pro With the ldd ...  MUO - MakeUseOf

Starship Troopers: Extermination is a little janky but so much fun  GamingOnLinux

This new bundle has multiplayer treats like Borderlands 3 and ...  GamingOnLinux

Weston 12.0 as Wayland's reference compositor is now available with multiple GPU support in the DRM back-end, support for HDMI content types, support for the Wayland tearing control protocol, plane alpha DRM property handling, a PipeWire back-end, and much more...

Linux Foundation Energy Experiences Continued Momentum with ...  PR Newswire

which vs. whereis vs. whatis in Linux: What Are the Differences?  MUO - MakeUseOf

How to Use the Linux Zip Command to Compress and Uncompress ...  Linux Journal

Linux Kernel 6.2 Reaches End of Life, Users Urged to Upgrade to Linux Kernel 6.3  9to5Linux

How to install Beautifulsoup Python module in Ubuntu Linux  H2S Media

Linux Foundation & Meta Launch new "LF Connectivity" Project Umbrella to Improve Enhanced Access to Networks  Yahoo Finance

Linux Foundation & Meta Launch new "LF Connectivity" Project ...  PR Newswire

System76 Pangolin Makes For A Nice All-AMD Linux Laptop Review  Phoronix

I spent the past few weeks testing the latest System76 Pangolin laptop that has been working out well as an all-AMD 15-inch laptop running the company's increasingly-popular Pop!_OS Linux distribution.

Realm Architect looks like an awesome modern VTT  GamingOnLinux

deepin Linux V23 can replace Windows 11 on your PC  BetaNews

The OpenBMC Linux Foundation collaborative project providing an open-source operating system / firmware stack for server baseboard management controllers (BMCs) is out with version 2.14. The OpenBMC release management still seems to be in a bit of disarray with OpenBMC 2.13 also having been released yesterday, but at least the code continues moving along...