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Ubuntu 22.04 Users Can Now Upgrade to Linux Kernel 6.5  OMG! Ubuntu!

AYANEO NEXT LITE handheld announced with SteamOS Linux  GamingOnLinux

AYANEO NEXT LITE handheld announced with SteamOS Linux  GamingOnLinux

50 Most Useful Linux Commands To Run in the Terminal  GeekyGen

Linux devices are under attack by a never-before-seen worm  Ars Technica

Linux Kernel 4.14 Reaches End of Life After More Than Six Years of Maintenance  9to5Linux

In working toward the stable release of Plasma 6.0 at the end of February, today marks the release candidate of Plasma 6.0 along with the updated Qt6-ported KDE Gear apps and KDE Frameworks 6.0 that comprise the "KDE 6th Megarelease" software...

Mirai-based NoaBot botnet deploys cryptominer on Linux servers  CSO Online

Linux 4.14 debuted at the end of 2017 with exciting features at the time like AMD Vega improvements, working on the since-failed Intel Cannonlake graphics, Zstd compression support, and more. The kernel has advanced a heck of a lot since then and Linux 6.7 recently debuted. It's now time that Linux 4.14 LTS has been declared end-of-life...

How To Use Screen Command on Linux To Manage Terminals  GeekyGen

How To Use Screen Command on Linux To Manage Terminals  Technology News, Tutorials and Apps Review

Security-Oriented Qubes OS Is Now Pre-Installed on StarBook Mk VI Linux Laptops  9to5Linux

Command Options and Examples of Tee Command in Linux  GeekyGen

Command Options and Examples of Tee Command in Linux  Technology News, Tutorials and Apps Review

LFX Mentorship : Learn and Earn with Open Source  Medium

League of Legends likely unplayable on Linux / Steam Deck soon due to Vanguard anti-cheat  GamingOnLinux

Biggest Linux kernel release ever welcomes bcachefs file system, jettisons Itanium  The Register

A six year old Linux kernel mailing list discussion has been reignited over the prospects of converting the Linux kernel to supporting modern C++ code...

A 2024 Discussion Whether To Convert The Linux Kernel From C To Modern C++  Phoronix

The tooling changes around the perf subsystem have been submitted for the Linux 6.8 kernel merge window and provide some new hardware features and other new perf profiling capabilities...