Open-source News

PXN V900 Racing Wheel Support Added To Linux 6.6  Phoronix

To beat Nvidia, AMD bets on open source acquisition and a strategy ...  TechRadar

Arch Linux’s October 2023 ISO Release Brings Linux 6.5, Installer Improvements  9to5Linux

Microsoft suddenly wants to tell you how to install Linux - but why?  TechRadar

Because You Can: Linux On An Arduino Uno  Hackaday

Wine 8.18 is out as the newest bi-weekly development release of this open-source program for running Windows applications and games on Linux. Wine 8.18 is another step closer to Wine 9.0 stable that is due out in early 2024...

Wine 8.18 Released WIth Continued Work On Wayland Window ...  Phoronix

LabView App Abandons the Mac After Four Decades  Slashdot

AMD Squashes Bug That Impacted Zen 4 Security Features in Linux  Tom's Hardware

ShellBot Cracks Linux SSH Servers, Debuts New Evasion Tactic  Dark Reading

OpenZFS 2.2 was promoted to stable today as the latest major update to this open-source ZFS file-system implementation for Linux and FreeBSD systems. With OpenZFS 2.2 comes many exciting new features, performance improvements, and other enhancements for this evolution of open-source ZFS...

OpenZFS 2.2 Released With Block Cloning, Linux Container ...  Phoronix

OpenZFS 2.2 Released with Linux 6.5 Support, Block Cloning, and More  9to5Linux

OpenZFS 2.2 Released with Linux 6.5 Support, Block Cloning, and ...  9to5Linux

Microsoft legt uit hoe je Linux installeert en ja, dat heb je goed gelezen  Hardware Info - hardware reviews en vergelijken

Microsoft в подробностях рассказала пользователям Windows, как установить Linux  3DNews

How to use Vim in Linux  TechTarget

Linux Looks Toward Dropping Very Old WiFi Drivers  Phoronix

While the Linux kernel tends to keep around drivers for even very old hardware, once there are no known users left that would still be updating to new Linux kernel versions or the drivers pose a significant maintenance burden, it's eventually time to let them go. We've seen the WiMAX wireless code removed and now the latest on the Linux wireless networking side inching close to the chopping block are old WiFi drivers...

Microsoft tells Windows users how to install Linux  PCWorld