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sdl12-compat 1.2.66 Gets More Games/Software Working On This ...  Phoronix

The 8 Best Linux Apps for Content Creators  MUO - MakeUseOf

LibreOffice 7.6.1 Is Now Available for Download with More Than 120 Fixes  9to5Linux

OpenSUSE seeks a Leap replacement, but will distro community rise to the challenge?  ZDNet

How to Self-Host and Install Ghost on Your Linux Server  Make Tech Easier

Microsoft Uncovers Flaws in ncurses Library Affecting Linux and macOS Systems  The Hacker News

How Can You Fix a "Permission denied (publickey)" SSH Error on ...  MUO - MakeUseOf

Linux 6.6 Delivers Some Impressive Gains For AMD EPYC 9754 "Bergamo" Server Performance  Phoronix

From my early testing thus far of the Linux 6.6 kernel in its very early state, some of the most impressive gains are happening on AMD's high core count server processors, the EPYC 9754 "Bergamo" in particular is enjoying some stellar improvements for various server workloads on this forthcoming kernel.

Free Download Manager Site Compromised to Distribute Linux Malware to Users for 3+ Years  The Hacker News

Foundries.io helps Arduino SoM meet EU law out-of-the-box  Embedded

What Is Rhino Linux, and Should You Use It?  How-To Geek

The Linux kernel currently allows disabling support for 32-bit programs and 32-bit system calls at compile-time, but a new option expected to be introduced with Linux 6.7 this winter will provide a new "ia32_emulation" boot time option to allow unconditionally disabling support for 32-bit programs and system calls...

Linux 6.7 To Make It Easier To Toggle Support For x86 32-bit ...  Phoronix

Website served password-stealing Linux malware for 3 years  MyBroadband

The Linux Foundation Announces Schedule for Annual Member ...  PR Newswire

The Linux Foundation Announces Schedule for Annual Member Summit  Benzinga

Linux Software Market Size [2023-2030] | Global Growth  Benzinga

Linux Software Market Size [2023-2030] | Global Growth  Benzinga

Back in July Intel announced AVX10 as the future of AVX-512 and how they ultimately plan to support more Advanced Vector Extensions capabilities on both future P and E cores. Since then they've begun making preparations to the open-source compiler toolchains around enabling AVX10...