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Due to not having sent in any feature pull requests to DRM-Next in prior weeks due to a miscommunication, sent out today was a bit set of Intel "i915" kernel graphics driver changes targeting this next kernel cycle...

Intel Continues Prepping Meteor Lake Graphics On Linux, Adds ...  Phoronix

Linux distro hopping is a fun way to find the perfect desktop operating system  ZDNet

Following last week's release of Chrome 114, Mozilla developers today uploaded the release binaries for Firefox 114 ahead of tomorrow's official announcement...

Senior Technical Specialist, Linux and Storage job with DURHAM ...  Times Higher Education

Ubuntu Mate is one of the most popular Ubuntu spins for a reason  ZDNet

Ubuntu Mate is one of the most popular Ubuntu spins for a reason  ZDNet

Codeplay Software, which was acquired by Intel last June, has an exciting announcement to make today in the form of the oneAPI Construction Kit. This open-source project aims to help ease bringing up SYCL on new processor/accelerator architectures, particularly around HPC and AI. The oneAPI Construction Kit also has a reference implementation for RISC-V...

TuxCare's KernelCare Enterprise Now Supports Red Hat EUS Kernels  Digital Journal

Red Hat Insights Expands Beyond Analytics to Provide Simplified ...  Database Trends and Applications

ITAI Operating System Market 2023 Growth Drivers and Future ...  KaleidoScot

blendOS 3 Promises Support for 9 Linux Distros, Repositoryless Updates  9to5Linux

Debian 12 'Bookworm' is the excitement-free Linux you've been waiting for  The Register

Canonical planning an immutable desktop version of Ubuntu  GamingOnLinux

Canonical planning an immutable desktop version of Ubuntu  GamingOnLinux

TuxCare’s KernelCare Enterprise Now Supports Red Hat EUS Kernels  Yahoo Finance

TuxCare's KernelCare Enterprise Now Supports Red Hat EUS Kernels  Business Wire

NonSteamLaunchers adds support for the Minecraft Launcher and ...  GamingOnLinux

MIDI 2.0 Driver Support Coming With Linux 6.5  Phoronix

Last month Linux's sound subsystem maintainer Takashi Iwai published a set of Linux driver patches for MIDI 2.0 support for the USB Audio and Raw MIDI drivers. That roughly six thousand lines of new code for the MIDI 2.0 driver coverage is now expected to be mainlined with the upcoming Linux 6.5 cycle...