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How to install the NordLayer VPN client on Linux and connect it to a virtual network  TechRepublic

How to install the Nordlayer VPN client on Linux and connect it to a virtual network  TechRepublic

AlmaLinux 9 beta has arrived, and it means business  TechRepublic

AlmaLinux 9 beta has arrived, and it means business  TechRepublic

Another week of fixes and backports have collected for Mesa 22.1 and now available for testing in the form of Mesa 22.1-rc4...

How to install Podman on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Jammy Linux  Linux Shout

Master Linux and Docker before the next Linux adoption boom  TechRepublic

Microsoft has made public the source code to the original Microsoft 3D Movie Maker software...

Blockchain Technology Market 2022 Development Status – IBM Corporation, Microsoft Corporation, Linux Foundation – Queen Anne and Mangolia News  Queen Anne and Mangolia News

AV-Comparatives: Microsoft Defender has a large impact on system performance  Ghacks

Unity and Trinity: New releases for forks of abandoned Linux desktops  The Register

How to Browse Gopher Network in Linux  BollyInside

Using strace and ltrace to help with troubleshooting on Linux  Network World

Explained: What is Dirty Pipe and how it can affect some Android phones  Times of India

Explained: What is Dirty Pipe and how it can affect some Android phones  Times of India

Tired of Windows and Mac? Check out the Kubuntu Focus M2 Linux laptop  Techaeris

With my Ubuntu 22.04 LTS benchmarking thus far it's been focused on shiny and exciting high-end hardware, the latest flagship desktop processors, and interesting old hardware comparisons. But what about Ubuntu 22.04 LTS performance on recent but mature hardware platforms? For this round of testing I am looking at the Ubuntu 20.04 LTS versus Ubuntu 22.04 LTS performance on AMD Ryzen and Intel Core industrial PCs from OnLogic. Especially in the case of AMD Ryzen "Renoir" there is still more performance being squeezed out of this new Ubuntu long-term support release.

Following weeks of vibrant public discussions over the change proposal to deprecate legacy BIOS support in Fedora 37, the Fedora Engineering and Steering Committee (FESCo) has rejected the change and will keep around the BIOS booting support for now...

PeerGFS adds AI/ML anomaly detection to distributed file system product  ComputerWeekly.com

The latest Btrfs file-system work on its native RAID5/RAID6 mode is now supporting the file-system's sub-page functionality...