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Barring any last minute problems from coming up, the Linux 6.5 kernel is expected to be released as stable tomorrow, 27 August. Here's a reminder about all of the great changes and new features with this next kernel version, which is especially heavy on exciting additions for Intel and AMD Linux users...

Linux 6.5 Ready To Ship With Initial USB4 v2, More WiFi 7, AMD P ...  Phoronix

In addition to GNOME's Sysprof integrating CPU scheduler data this week for GNOME 45, this system-wide profiling tool has also added support for FlameGraphs...

Last week KDE Plasma 6 made the default change from single click to double click for opening files/folders while this week brings another notable default settings change for the desktop... Tap-to-click is finally enabled by default...

Bitcoin Mining Cluster Linux - Is Mana Crypto A Good Investment-is ...  Asia Insurance Review

How to Play Pokemon Infinite Fusion on Chromebook – J Station X  J Station X

New Windows Updates Cause UNSUPPORTED_PROCESSOR ...  Slashdot

Amazon Linux 2023 virtual machine images still MIA  The Register

On this day in 1991, Linus Torvalds announced he was working on what would become Linux  XDA Developers

Happy 32nd Birthday, Linux!  9to5Linux

Happy 32nd Birthday, Linux!  9to5Linux

AMD used the Gamescom gaming conference in Cologne, Germany for announcing the Radeon RX 7700 XT and Radeon RX 7800 XT graphics cards as the newest consumer cards in the RDNA3 family.

Pioneering a new era with Linux Distribution; the story of Trend OS  Myjoyonline

Bodhi Linux 7 brings Enlightenment to Ubuntu  The Register

Canonical give some thoughts on the future of Ubuntu Desktop  GamingOnLinux

Oliver Smith at Canonical who serves as the Product Manager for Ubuntu Desktop published a post on "charting a course for the future" of the Ubuntu desktop...

Mastering Linux skills for a DevOps career  SiliconRepublic.com

Since 2021 among other Snap'ing efforts for converting formerly Ubuntu DEB packages to Canonical's Snap sandboxed app packaging format has been the CUPS print server. The plan was to replace the Debian-packaged CUPS with the Snap-based CUPS for Ubuntu 23.10 but now that is being pushed back to next year...

It looks like the further-tuned AMD Inception / SRSO (Speculative Return Stack Overflow) mitigation code will be submitted for the upcoming Linux 6.6 merge window...

ARMORED CORE VI FIRES OF RUBICON runs well on Steam Deck ...  GamingOnLinux