Open-source News

Luckfox Launches an Ultra-Compact Linux-Capable Single-Board Computer with On-Device AI Smarts  Hackster.io

Linux will soon offer switchable x86-32 binary support  The Register

God of War and Uncharted coming to GOG, plus a fresh game ...  GamingOnLinux

Guenter Roeck today sent out the hardware monitoring "HWMON" subsystem updates for the Linux 6.7 merge window...

ASUS ROG CROSSHAIR X670E GENE & ASRock X670E Taichi ...  Phoronix

New BiBi-Linux wiper malware targets Israeli orgs in destructive attacks  BleepingComputer

Wine 8.19 out now with Mono updates and more DirectMusic work  GamingOnLinux

Mozilla launches Firefox Nightly .deb package for Debian-based ...  BetaNews

With CentOS going away, what should users do?  TechTarget

How much RAM does a Chromebook need?  Android Police

Another merge window, another attempt for Bcachefs to be mainlined. This file-system was submitted again today for the now-open Linux 6.7 merge window and it stands better chances this cycle of being upstreamed...

Following the Linux 6.6 release, the GNU FSFLA folks are out with their GNU Linux-libre 6.6 downstream that strips out support for proprietary kernel modules, code considered non-free, and other de-blobbing activities in the name of software freedom...

Disponible Linux 6.6 con un nuevo planificador de tareas, mejoras a nivel de seguridad y más  MuyLinux

There's a new version of Linux - but don't go getting too excited  TechRadar

Linux 6.6 Kernel Released with Major New Features  OMG! Ubuntu!

Mozilla Doubles Down on Firefox DEB Package for Debian-Based Linux Distros  9to5Linux

Linux 6.6 Kernel Released with Major New Features  OMG! Ubuntu!

How to open a Linux terminal on Chromebook  Android Police

Linux 6.6 release – Highlights, Arm, RISC-V and MIPS architectures  CNX Software

Linux's FSCRYPT file-system encryption framework allows for native file encryption support on the likes of EXT4, F2FS, and UBIFS. FSCRYPT can make use of inline encryption hardware for accelerating the file-system encryption support and with the Linux 6.7 kernel will work for more scenarios...