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How to transfer files to and from your Steam Deck  XDA Developers

AMD EDAC Linux Driver Being Extended To Support Ryzen 7000 ...  Phoronix

With some basic additions to the amd64_edac Linux kernel driver, the Ryzen 7000 series desktop processors are being treated like the EPYC 9004 series for EDAC reporting, including ECC error reporting on supported RAM/motherboard configurations...

Updated AMD Linux Graphics Driver Patches For Color Management  Phoronix

Melissa Wen of Igalia along with developers from AMD and Valve have been working on improved AMD color management support with a particular focus onm the Steam Deck but will also benefit other AMD Radeon Linux users as well...

Following the recent removal of the SLOB allocator, SLAB is the latest on the chopping block. In order to push users to the SLUB allocator as the preferred solution, SLAB is now going through its deprecation and eventual removal process...

Patch Posted For Formally Deprecating The SLAB Allocator  Phoronix

MALIBAL Aon S1 Review: A Sleek and Slim Linux Laptop  How-To Geek

Mageia 9 beta 2 has been released with this Mandriva/Mandrake-lineage Linux distribution nearing its next major release...

Mageia 9 Beta 2 Released With Linux 6.3 Kernel, KDE Plasma 5.27 ...  Phoronix

Global and China Automotive Digital Instrument Cluster Operating System Report 2023: QNX Commanded 71% of the Chinese Intelligent Vehicle Cluster Operating System Market  Yahoo Finance

Global Linux Software Market by Application: Regional and ...  Digital Journal

Centerm launches new products Q7 Smart POS and B70 Linux POS ...  Benzinga

How to Access Linux Files from Windows 10/11  Beebom

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Ubuntu is one of the most widely used and popular Linux distributions, that comes in multiple editions including Ubuntu Desktop, Ubuntu Server, and Ubuntu

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Throughout history, there have been technological moments when you can feel a shift. Moments when you know a discovery or innovation is going to change the industry, and in some cases, the world as we know it. Going back centuries you might think of Johannes Gutenberg inventing the printing press in 1455, James Watt creating the steam engine in 1765 or Alexander Graham Bell designing the first telephone in 1876. In more modern times, the first computer sprang to life in 1937 and both the personal computer and the internet came to be in 1974. There are more of these instances, of course, but

The path of innovation cannot be traveled alone. For years, the Red Hat partner ecosystem has been on the frontlines with our customers, helping them not only overcome but embrace the realities facing them today, tomorrow and beyond. Change is constant - it has been proven time and again. The true defining moment for any organization is recognizing change as an opportunity rather than a burden. While budgets are tight, resources are limited and skilled talent is difficult to find, there is massive demand at a greater scale. We are in a new era of technology being redefined by the burgeoning

Isn’t it About Time for a Standard RTOS API?  Embedded Computing Design

The AMD k10temp Linux driver is used for CPU temperature reporting with all modern AMD Ryzen/EPYC processors plus going back all the way to many earlier FX / Athlon / Sempron / Opteron / Phenom CPUs starting with the Family 10h line-up. While this driver has been in the Linux kernel for years, it's carried a limitation until now that it can't handle reporting negative temperatures. That is changing thanks to new patches from AMD...

AMD CPU "k10temp" Linux Driver Updated To Report Negative Temperatures  Phoronix