Open-source News

Samsung joins Linux-initiated RISE project for RISC-V development  DIGITIMES

2020 iMac 27" Advice re: multi-boot, value  MacRumors

In addition to System76 developing an in-house Linux laptop design, it also turns out they have been working on a new desktop/workstation PC offering...

System76 Teases New "Nebula" Linux Desktop/Workstation  Phoronix

Valve just published the Steam Survey results for May 2023 and on a percentage basis show the Steam on Linux marketshare growing ever so slightly...

Steam On Linux Use Ticked Higher In May, 25% Of Linux Gamers Are Using The Steam Deck  Phoronix

IR Camera Is Excellent Hacking Platform  Hackaday

Linux RTOS from Concurrent Real-Time launches to support Jetson ...  Military Embedded Systems

First Arch Linux ISO Powered by Linux Kernel 6.3 Is Now Available for Download  9to5Linux

System76’s Galago Pro Linux Laptop Gets 13th Gen Intel H-Class CPUs, Faster 144Hz Screen  9to5Linux

For those fond of the Apache NetBeans integrated development environment, NetBeans 18 is now available as the latest version of this programming IE primarily geared for Java, PHP, and HTML5/CSS development...

System76 Galago Pro Linux Laptop now available with up to Core i7 ...  Liliputing

ELDEN RING tops the Steam Deck most played for May 2023  GamingOnLinux

What Is the CAT Command in Linux and How to Use It  Make Tech Easier

Avoid The Hack: 6 Best Privacy Browser Picks for Linux and macOS  Security Boulevard

Linux Foundation and pals – including Intel – back software ecosystem around RISC-V  The Register

There is a Linux kernel scheduler patch now queued via TIP's sched/core branch that can help with task scheduling on AMD processors sporting multiple last-level caches (LLCs / L3 cache) per die. This minor improvement came after a discovery by a Linux kernel developer on his AMD Zen 2 desktop...

Linux 6.5 Scheduler Patch Will To Help AMD Systems With Multiple LLCs Per Die  Phoronix

System76 Is Upgrading the Thin Galago Pro Linux Laptop  How-To Geek

Chinese hardware vendor Loongson is working on extending the open-source, reverse-engineered Etnaviv Linux kernel graphics driver so it has PCI device support and in turn will work with their hardware based on the Vivante graphics IP...