Open-source News

Can Chromebooks run Windows?  Android Police

12 Ways to Enumerate Linux for Privilege Escalation  MUO - MakeUseOf

Tactical RPG 'Radix Chronicle' getting Linux support  GamingOnLinux

Entropy : Zero 2 the excellent Half-Life 2 mod adds Linux and Steam ...  GamingOnLinux

GobRAT Malware Attacking Linux Routers to Deploy Backdoor  CybersecurityNews

How to install Docker using SNAP on Ubuntu Linux  H2S Media

How to Install and Set Up Snort IDS on Linux  Make Tech Easier

System76 continues teasing the in-house laptop design they are working on codenamed Virgo...

System76 Virgo Aims To Be The Quietest Yet Most Performant Linux ...  Phoronix

Qubes OS 3.2 - The Most Secure Linux Operating System - Free Tips and Tricks Guide  Neowin

New Go-written GobRAT RAT targets Linux Routers in Japan  Security Affairs

Nitrux 2.8.1 Linux distribution unleashes supercharged security and ...  BetaNews

Last week XFS users began encountering metadata corruption on the latest Linux 6.3 point releases. Following kernel developers and those testing the kernels on affected hardware over the US holiday weekend, it's believed the issue has been tracked down to one missing patch that is a one line of code being deleted...

XFS Metadata Corruption On Linux 6.3 Tracked Down To One Missing One-Line Patch  Phoronix

How to compile a C++ program on Linux  TechRepublic

One of the new features of Intel Xeon Scalable 4th Gen "Sapphire Rapids" server processors is support for Trust Domain Extensions (TDX) but for this generation is only being activated for CPUs going to select cloud providers. Intel TDX allows better isolating virtual machines from the VMM/hypervisor and other non-TD software on the platform. This limited roll-out of Intel TDX has worked out okay with the Linux support for this security feature still being in flux. Sent out today was the 14th spin of the 113 patches needed for getting KVM TDX support wired up within the Linux kernel...

Intel Posts Latest 113 Patches For Linux KVM TDX Support  Phoronix

While GCC 13 saw its first stable release several weeks back, for those taking their time in moving to major new compiler releases and still relying on the two-year-old GCC 11 series, out today is the GCC 11.4 point release...

Arm today announced the new high-end Cortex-X4 CPU core design for delivering their most powerful Cortex compute cluster...

Wine 8.9 released with more PE work, Mono 8.0 and more Wayland ...  GamingOnLinux