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How to Use the “ls” Command Equivalent on Windows  Beebom

Intel's OpenGL & Vulkan Linux Drivers Now To Build On ARM  Phoronix

Intel's open-source OpenGL "Iris" and Vulkan "ANV" Linux drivers are now part of the auto-generated set of drivers set to be built for 64-bit ARM (AArch64) when compiling this code inside Mesa...

Lilbits: More games for the Steam Deck (and other Linux PCs), more Pixel Tablet leaks  Liliputing

A change merged today for the Mesa 23.2 graphics driver stack benefits video transcoding performance for new Radeon RX 7000 series "RDNA3" graphics cards...

Valve and CodeWeavers have made available Proton 8.0-1 as their newest version of this downstream of Wine that powers Steam Play for enjoying Windows games on Linux...

Valve rolls out Proton 8.0 to further improve Steam Deck and Linux gaming  GamingOnLinux

Valve Releases Proton 8.0 as the Biggest Update to Date for Linux Gaming  9to5Linux

Ryzen 7 7800X3D Benchmarks Show Advantages for Linux Over Windows 11  Tom's Hardware

Fix: “Bad Interpreter: No Such File or Directory” Error in Linux  How-To Geek

AMD AMDGPU & AMDKFD Drivers For Linux 6.4 Receive Power Management Updates For RDNA 3 & More  Wccftech

The One-Time Task Scheduling Guide To Master the “at” Command  Linux Journal

Iris and Sodium for Minecraft move to Modrinth away from CurseForge  GamingOnLinux

Choice of Linux and Windows OS with USA, United states of ...  Digital Journal

Publisher of King under the Mountain backs out so it's re-releasing ...  GamingOnLinux

Universal Blue is a new paradigm for the Linux desktop and it's brilliant  ZDNet

Universal Blue is a new paradigm for the Linux desktop and it's brilliant  ZDNet

How to Install Linux in a Proxmox Virtual Environment  MUO - MakeUseOf

Back in 2019 Valve developers introduced the ACO compiler back-end within Mesa for the Radeon Vulkan "RADV" driver. This alternative to the AMDGPU LLVM shader compiler has been instrumental in helping RADV perform very well for Linux gaming both with Vulkan native titles as well as games going the route of DirectX to Vulkan via DXVK and VKD3D with Proton (Steam Play). On and off there's been talk and work towards bringing ACO to RadeonSI Gallium3D for OpenGL while now there is some new work on this front...