Open-source News

Slight Problem With Windows Solved With Massive Inconvenience ...  Hard Drive

AMD has begun publishing ROCm 5.5 source packages for the Radeon Open eCosystem components making up their GPU compute stack that is also being extended to cover Xilinx products and more...

Kubuntu Focus Ir14 Launches as an Affordable, Enterprise-Ready Linux Laptop  9to5Linux

Exploring bash builtins on Linux  Network World

How to Create a Python Virtual Environment on Ubuntu  MUO - MakeUseOf

Red Hat organized an HDR hackfest to bring together all the Linux desktop stakeholders around the desktop, display drivers, and related infrastructure for helping to make progress on High Dynamic Range (HDR) display support. The event took place last week at Red Hat's Brno office in the Czech Republic and sounds like it was quite a success...

Linux 6.4 Fixes An Issue Where Intel USB Support Could Be Broken After Resume  Phoronix

Since last November has been a kernel bug report from a Canonical engineer after finding that the Intel Thunderbolt USB controller on various laptops was "dead" after resuming the system. That problem is now resolved with Linux 6.4 and this generic fix may end up helping other hardware as well...

AlmaLinux vs. Rocky Linux: The Best CentOS Alternative  Make Tech Easier

Linux's sudo and su Are Being Rewritten in Rust  WebProNews

Linux Foundation releases DentOS 3.0 network OS  Telecompaper EN

While there is already Fedora Silverblue as a Fedora Workstation variant leveraging RPM-OSTree for creating an ummutable OS image and Fedora Kinoite as a KDE-based alternative, Fedora Onyx has been proposed as a new immutable variant of Fedora Linux...

Fedora Onyx Aims To Be A New Fedora Linux Immutable Variant  Phoronix

Edubuntu: The Ubuntu-based OS that brings Linux to the classroom (and home)  ZDNet

Edubuntu: The Ubuntu-based OS that brings Linux to the classroom (and home)  ZDNet

How to use Ping command on Windows, Linux & macOS  Dexerto

How to install Burp suite on Ubuntu 20.04 | 22.04 LTS  H2S Media

With Linux running on everything from tiny single board computers with basic WiFi or Ethernet networking up through massive super-computer clusters, the Linux networking subsystem continues seeing immense improvements each kernel cycle. With Linux 6.4 the networking changes are heavy from new hardware support (including Apple M1 Pro/Max WiFi!) to continued work around WiFi 7 support as well as never-ending work on performance optimizations...

Linux 6.4 Has Many Networking Changes From A New Performance Tunable To More WiFi 7  Phoronix

Intel's open-source "cartwheel-ffmpeg" project is their repository where they collect all of their FFmpeg patches prior to upstreaming. While the patches have been available in Git form, prior to the weekend Intel released their 2023Q1 queue of patches to this widely-used, open-source multimedia library...